demonstrates to rip steve king that words are important. led at mastering a dangerous ethos but good on cnn. i haven't heard a full conversation with steven king before. peter, you got to remember, be open. silo effect, good for no one. gina tweeted. i don't like kids about separated from their parents but illegal entry into the u.s. has to stop. last administration talked tough by accomplished nothing. it may be harsh but the parents are putting themselves in that situation. you're making a strong point, one that must be dealt with within the system that is inefficient at a minimum. not all people are coming for the same reason, member, some are running for their lives. adam tweeted, feigning the high road is not reab civility's for another day went we're dealing with civil people. there's a time to be ideal and a time to be real. now is a time to be real. #callthemout. i think you always have to appeal to what is best in yourself. that's your guide. thank you for your comments as always and thank you for being with us here on "cuomo prime

iowa republican congressman steve king. welcome to prime time, sir. >> good to be back, chris. >> all right. congressman, help me understand this thing with the tweet, the guy that you retweeted. i'll put it on the screen for people. you've said, look, i was looking to retweet an article about people becoming more suspicious of who comes into their country. that's what i was trying to get at. i don't agree with colette. i'm not in a neo- nazi. i don't imbrace what he's about. that's true, right? >> it's generally true. i don't know if that's an exact quote. what i'm trying to say is here's a story that says at 65% of the italians under 35 have had enough with immigration. >> but the guy has espoused ugly, neo- nazi type principles, and you do not agree with those. is that true, sir? >> obviously not, but that's what you all say. i have no idea who he is. i don't know whye're giving him a world famous name now into the news. i'm not obligated to do a full background check on anybody. >> it's pretty obvious what he's about. i

it's not as cut and dry as steve king thinks it is for instance.u think you have to do this? >> kevin mccarthy is a close friend. so is the speaker. it is difficult to force this. but the biggest concern was there was no deadline. there was no time line. this is something that should have done last year. it certainly should have been done before march 5th. but in march when congress failed the act i started spending a lot of time with the parliament aryan working with my democrat colleagues as well to find a bipartisan agreement but also to find a unique way to he introduce a rule,ette get support on the rule, empower the speaker and ultimately when a vote wasn't called to have a debate in front of the public? why is the leadership so afraid? about this idea that it's going to divide the base of the party from the moderate wing of the party? that the fear, in an election year? >> there is certainly a goal to get 218 republicans on a bill and pass this as a republican-only bill. my goal is to find an american solution. that means both parties workin

later we will be joined by steve king of iowa.he c-span tours bus is working its way across the united states. this way the bus made it to the nation's northernmost state capital. >> welcome to alaska, stop number 38 on our 50 states capitals tour. today we are in the 49th state in the union, and the capital juneau.june oh -- of governor walker, i understand that you can't drive there from juneau. >> that is what is unique about alaska, and certainly about juneau. once you get here, you are very happy you use whatever mode to get here. it is a beautiful city. >> we appreciate your hospitality. governor walker, can you help us understand the significance of the alaska pipeline and the energy industry to the state of alaska? we are a resource state, for the pipeline has 20% of our nation's oil at one time. to ourbeen crucial economy since the mid-1970's. >> does it preclude you from having a state income or sales tax because of the revenue generated from a pipe line? the income tax, that was the beginning of the oil revenues coming

by the way, steve king has got that power all by his lonesome.ght, the dean himself, ed rollins who's recommended that somebody in the house do the right thing by speaker ryan and get him out of there. and as ronald reagan's white house political director, fox business political analyst, michael goodwin, did i mention he won a pulitzer prize. i like to do that. great to have you here. >> thank you. lou: let's start with steve king vacating, a motion to vacate the chair. you were talking about it first. >> the truth of the matter is the speaker is not on the same agenda as president trump. he doesn't -- his powers are diminished. he doesn't get to appoint anybody, he doesn't get to control money or resources and he's not 100% supportive of the president. he should be. lou: he's not supportive of the party for crying out loud. >> to a certain extent, thank him for his service, give him his gold watch and let him go back to wisconsin. lou: give him two gold watches. what do you think, mike snl. >?>> i saw a poll that said that kim jong-un was more p

caller: to talk about the steve king amendment to the house version of the farmville -- farm bill. it is bad for animal rights and consumer rights, and what is its prospects in the senate? alan: you are talking about the interstate commerce amendment? caller: yes. viewers let the understand, steve king, republican representative of iowa, has an amendment put in the farm bill that would free up state rules in terms of animal of commerceatment between the two states. it is very important to a lot of people in animal welfare and consumers because laws like california may pass one on cage free hands. they can use the market power to make other states follow their way. a lot of states do this. we get into arguments about the commerce clause of the institution and to answer that question, probably not going to get into the final version. this was included in the 2013 farm bill. it is controversial on agricultural interests especially in iowa which is the .umber one egg producer they like to see it, but it runs on a lot of other people. not likely to make it. host: mary, from pennsylvania

>> absolutely. >> steve king, thank you very much for joining us on "street signs.et me toss it back to you i have bigger priorities now >> thank you very much for bringing us that interview >>> let's look quickly at the european markets we can see all four of the major indices are back in the green after yesterday. seems like those fears over trade tensions are still lingering, but not too heavily weighing on those markets. the ftse 100 up more than 1% in italy, the minute falling slightly the cac 40 in paris is performing better than it was the last 30 minutes. up a third of a percent. in germany, the xetra dax holding steady basic resources had a tough day yesterday. looking at them now, the stocks for some of the major minors, they're performing well today. bhp up 1.8 rio tinto up 2%. anglo american up 2.6% these are all london-listed. you can also see across the oil commodity complex, oil prices are impacting the major stocks there as well. across europe, bp, shell, total and any of tthe italian produceg well repsol, though, is down 0.25%. later this morning ra

steve king talks about child separation. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal livat 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. ♪ canadian prime minister justin trudeau spoke about a number of trade issues with the u.s. fluting the nafta renegotiations and tariffs on canadian products. trudeau was critical of president trump's policy of separating migrant children of u.s.-mexico border. >> you told us -- [indiscernible] to what extent does that remain your conviction? justin: one of the things we have seen from the president is he prides himself on a certain degree of patentability. the challenge for us is that we the that certain actions, movement on steel and aluminum for american workers as well as cost challenges for canadian industry and canadian workers. i have to continue to believe that leaders will function in the interest of their own country. i have a hard time accepting that any leader might do the kind of damage to his own auto industry that would happen if you were to bring in such a tariff on c

also tonight, you're going to be interviewing republican congressman, steve king, who is not apologizenazi. he said he just didn't know he was ree treating that. what do you want to ask him tonight? >> why. why. why won't he do what would seem obvious? at any other time. in our culture, which is i didn't know i was into this ugly stuff. i was just saying that people around the world are starting to be very careful about who they let in. we should do the same. but steve king isn't doing that and he needs to explain why because i think it's a window into a reluctance to give even an inch that we are so divided. we are so us and them. that it is literally exist ten shl for the players on both sides and i think it is unhealthy, as you know, wolf, but steve king is a real player in this because immigration the battleground. this is the issue with the set of problems that's trying to be sided and who it is and what it means and what it will do in terms of dividing or excluding and king is is big because his part of the party is fundamental. >> ask him why he hasn't deleted thretweet. we'll b

. >> the steve king quote in this piece, steve king says the president doesn't focus on culture enoughquote, steve king, i don't hear this president speaking about race but for me there are cultural distinctions that matter. whenever you import a great number of peoples you import the culture, too. for some in trump space, michael steele, this is the presidency. >> ts the trump presidency. >> that's the fight. >> the fight right there. it goes to something i and a few others have been saying for weeks and month now is browing of this country is changing how white people are looking at the country and changing to how they are responding to what they are seeing. it's born out of fear, it's born out of economics. it's born out of a whole lot of thing. but it is a trendline that is inevitable, number one. the question for us as we the people is how did we now gird ourselves to remain america, uniquely american, while we recognize these changes and figure out how we embrace them. because we have had to do it in the past. >> read jon meacham's book. >> what do you think i'm looking at. >> i

steve king, excuse me, steve king. and you got paul ryan undercutting a daca solution.you can point to steven miller, but where's congress? >> where's the republican party? we have a front page story in "the washington post" about how president trump has a total grip over the gop. if you think immigration policy's going to change it all, think again. inside the white house, on capitol hill, they're already preparing this fall with the upcoming spending bill to have a major showdown over the border wall. they're looking to ramp up on these sorts of immigration policies, not wind down. >> how does he have a total grip? a guy like mark sanford doesn't win? if "the washington post" asks you to do something reprehensible, you say no. the republican party is just saying, i'm going to keep on rocking under this? >> yes, no, that's exactly what they're saying. keep in mind, the loss of congressman sanford is huge because it's not like he was a middle of the roader or someone -- >> this is a great point. >> this guy was a -- not a far right but a conservative's conservative. a r

i'll let steve king defend himself.problem i have when this type of thing happens is it takes us off the real discussions we need on illegal immigration and the reforms that need to happen that america wants to have happen. this is something where we just get off message. >> aisha stephen king keeps doing it. >> republicans have to decide what message and what's important to them. is it important they stand up if someone retweets someone 0 who is a nazi sympathizer? is that important for them to stand up against? that's something -- >> do you believe this guy king didn't know he was retweeting this nazi guy. >> of course not. white nationalists are part of the trump party coalition. that's why you're not seeing a lot of republicans who have the courage to criticize steve king for his tweet. >> up next these three will tell me something i don't know. you're watching "hardball." at some point, we are going to be able to beat als. because life is amazing. so i am hoping for a cure. i want this, to uh, to be a reality. um,

this is steve king.thing that gifves any lenieny that gives these people a path to citizenship is not okay. >> the clock keeps ticking. this is the "wall street journal." health care first, economy, jobs, taxes, spending, immigration down in the middle to low part of the pack right there in terms of issues that matter to american voters. but that's nationally. that is not to motivate republican voters. republicans think this is a big issue for them. >> this is a big issue for them and it's a huge issue for the president. to the degree they are wondering where the president is going to come down on this because he's given them good reason to wonder, that is a political risk that a lot of them do not want to take. the issue here, i think, with this temporary victory as it was described by paul ryan is he knows there are votes in the house. if you put together all the democrats and moderate republicans who want to vote on this to get a daca bill maybe with border security, maybe with wall funding out of the

when it comes to immigration the gop is steve king's party. on how we got here and what it mays for immigration policy going forward i'm joined by msnbc contributor jennifer rubin columnist for the "washington post." enrique marones founder and director of border angels. and corinne jean pierre. moveon.org. kilmeade walked that back. he said i didn't mean to make it seem like children coming to the u.s. illegally are less important because they live in another country. i have comfor all children, especially the kids separated from their parents right now. that said, i have been truly aghast at the vileness of the rhetoric of dehumanization that we have seen this week. what do you think about it? >> in the past they've been more careful about their language quite frankly. but this is what you have to do. if you're going to intern children and mothers and fathers you have to have the population subdued by the notion that these are less than human, they are not us, they are subhuman. that's why you use words like "infestation," like vermin. trump

and steve king in rural iowa feels the tough immigration policy is something they don't want to back off from. that's why you have the comprehensive immigration reform pass before the midterms. and that's also why the president tweeted on thursday, hey, wait a minute, don't get to immigration until after the midterm elections. seeing him campaign yesterday in areas, someone seeing president trump return from the last presidential siblcycle, seeing together campaigning speaks to the climate we're headed into, where does the claim go from here with immigration? >> steve miller had a whole slate of things he wanted to roll out on immigration. they are focusing on the court agreement that says children can only be held in contention for 20 days with their family and then have to be released. it has a lot of questions on how children should be dealt with while they go through immigration proceedings. but i don't think you'll see the white house back off on that. they are trying to get house republicans to accomplish that for them. i don't know how much steven miller is going to be in the

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david bossie apologized for that comment but the damage is already done and now we've got steve king referring to migrant children as gang material young boys old enough to to be. tried as adults will serve in the military and our prime immense thirteen gang material and certainly grew up in the culture of one of the top ten most violent countries in the world and nobody in this country who understands history wants to encourage anybody to move a political debate into a zone of reckless civil disobedience of violence people in the media who blow these charges up without actually dressing down those who might make those accusations are inciting. a kind of riotous debate paying up you have a duty to be fair and balanced you have a duty to seek out the truth and publish the truth and you have a responsibility not to shout fire in a crowd in a crowded theater and so we've got mobs yelling nazi internet threats racial slurs taunts and calls for violence within greetings like that the story never really ends well. artsy new york. about breaking news coming into our channel at this very mom

steve king talks about child separations. watch c-span's washington journal 7:00 eastern this morning. >> republican congressman steve russell of oklahoma spoke on the house floor about the history of immigration in the u.s. in the current debate on the issue. the house takes up 2 immigration and borderity secur bills today. >> thank you, mr. speaker. professor at hillsdale college made an interesting observation in his study immigration and the american family. "america's immigration problem is not with immigrants, but with americans. 'n order for the founders policies to be effective, americans must return to justice. if america is not based on those principles, it is likely other nations. an asylumf america as becomes incoherent. if we except feudal obligation in its modern incarnation, birthright citizenship, the idea of government by consent and right to immigrate becomes obscured. if we forget consent is reciprocal and the purpose of government is to protect the natural rights of its citizens, then the right and duty to

host: congressman steve king of iowa, we appreciate your time this morning. we will a you get to the house as the house gavels and in just a minute or so for the day. we are expecting two major votes in the house on legislation. we taking a live to the house floor. >> the house will be in order. pursuant to the order of the house and -- the house will recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning today. the terrible alternate recognition between the parties. all-time shall be equally allocated between the parties shall no david -- debate -- minority whip shall be limited to five minutes each. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new jersey mrs. watson: for five minutes. watson coleman for five minutes. ask a few days ago at the trenton art all-night festival a fight between two individuals resulted in a mass shooting. 17 people shot through with at least one critically injured. one critically injured. fortunately, the only casualty, fatality, i should say, was one of the shooters. even so, nearly 20 people shot a

then iowa republican congressman steve king talks about child separations. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern on thursday morning. join the discussion. >> house speaker paul ryan with other g.o.p. leaders held a news conference before president trump signed the executived orer that keeps families crossing the u.s. border illegally together. speaker ryan also talks about the immigration bill scheduled to be on the floor tomorrow and the six-month mark of passing tax cut legislation. this is about half an hour. speaker ryan: good morning, everybody. we do not want children taken away from their parents. we can enforce our immigration laws without breaking families apart. the administration says it wants congress to act and we are. tomorrow the house will vote on legislation to keep families together. under this bill, when people are being prosecuted for illegally crossing the border, families will remain together you should d.h.s. custody throughout the length of their legal proceedings. additional funding is also going to be m

don't get david bossie apologized for that comment but the damage is already done and now we've got steve king referring to migrant children as gang material young boys old enough to be. tried as adults will serve in the military and our prime m.-s. thirteen gang material and certainly grew up in the culture of one of the top ten most violent countries in the world and nobody in this country who understands history wants to encourage anybody to move a political debate into a zone of reckless civil disobedience and violence people in the media who blow these charges up without actually dressing down those who might make those accusations are it's citing. a kind of riotous debate paying up you have a duty to be fair and balanced you have a duty to seek out the truth and publish the truth and you have a responsibility not to shout fire in a crowd in a crowded theater so we've got mobs yelling internet threats racial slurs taunts and calls for violence within greetings like that the story never really ends well . artsy new york. has to remind our breaking news story this hour here on our to your c

david bossie apologized for that comment but the damage is already done and now we've got steve king referring to migrant children as gang material young boys old enough to be. tried as adults will serve in the military and prime m.s. thirteen gang material and certainly grew up in the culture of one of the top ten most violent countries in the world and nobody in this country who understands history wants to encourage anybody to move a political debate into a zone of reckless civil disobedience and violence people in the media who blow these charges up without actually dressing down those who might make those accusations are inciting. a kind of riotous debate paying up you have a duty to be fair and balanced you have a duty to seek out the truth and publish the truth and you have a responsibility not to shout fire in a crowd in a crowded theater and so we've got mobs yelling nazi internet threats racial slurs taunts and calls for violence with ingredients like that the story never really ends well. artsy new york. pro term supporters are also throwing their weight around most recent

don't get david bossie apologized for that comment but the damage is already done and now we've got steve king referring to migrant children as gang material young boys old enough to to be. tried as adults will serve in the military and our prime m.s. thirteen gang material and certainly grew up in the culture of one of the top ten most violent countries in the world and nobody in this country who understands history wants to encourage anybody to move a political debate into a zone of reckless civil disobedience and violence people in the media who blow these charges up without actually dressing down those who might make those accusations are inciting. a kind of riotous debate playing out you have a duty to be fair and balanced you have a duty to seek out the truth and publish the truth and you have a responsibility not to shout fire in a crowd in a crowded theater and so we've got mobs yelling nazi internet threats racial slurs taunts and calls for violence within gradients like that the story never really ends well. r.t. new york. now let's return to our top story artie's correspondent paula

and stop talking to steve king, louie gohmert, and steven miller. i'd like to yield one minute to the gentleman from massachusetts. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr capuano: this bill also authorizes $24 billion to build a stupid wall this bill also says it's going ton harder for family reunification by repealing two laws that already allow it. this bill also says that three million people have done the right thing, are in line to become citizens, are going to be shunted aside. don't kid yourself about what this bill says and doesn't say. this bill also is a shame. you know it and i know it. a previous speaker said history will judge us. you're right. they will. on this issue, god is going to judge you as well. when you go to those gates, there's a little thing in there that says you, went out of your way, to choose children for your political purposes, you really think that's a good mark to have in your book? i don't think so. when you talk about compromise, takes a little bit more than just looking in the her

don't get david bossie apologized for that comment but the damage is already done and now we've got steve king referring to migrant children as gang material young boys old enough to be. tried as adults will serve in the military and prime and it's thirteen gang material and certainly grew up in the culture of one of the top ten most violent countries in the world and nobody in this country who understands history wants to encourage anybody to move a political debate into a zone of reckless civil disobedience and violence people in the media who blow these charges up without actually dressing down those who might make those accusations are inciting. a kind of riotous debate hang up you have a duty to be fair and balanced you have a duty to seek out the truth and publish the truth and you have a responsibility not to shout fire in a crowd in a crowded theater and so we've got mobs yelling nazi internet threats racial slurs taunts and calls for violence within greetings like that the story never really ends well. r.t.e. new york. international the world cup and russia in full swing today is anot

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you look at steve king and also the governor. a lot of democrats running against her.ke? how far is that getting them? >> very clear they are anti-trump and it is a lot of what they talk about, the concept the fish rots from the head down, trying to tie every congressional district, the governor, to donald trump as president of the united states and leader in chief but it is not tracking well in iowa specifically if you look at the governor's race. kim reynolds is running as she picked up the seat from terry branstad, ambassador to china, she is running against 45 democrats who had the second highest polling democrat drop out because of sexual indiscretion and now the top democrat is getting it from his own people because the amount of money he makes, meanwhile nobody can make heads or tales because every debate they had they have not been able to distinguish one from another so it will likely become reynolds sitting -- >> i was going through the candidates. a lot of them simply had one word responses and they were all sort of the same. i am curious what issues i once

today he spoke and used data that was debunked several times about from steve king talking the numbereople in this country who commit crimes and that number disproven over and over again and there's data that demonstrates when undocumented people who live in communities, the crime rate doesn't go up at all. he did the same thing when he announced the campaign, to fear monger. we can't continue to that have happen. >> why is the president right? you have to be tough on the border because if not, they will try to kill you. >> this will is the other side of the tragedy, when illegals come in and they are undocumented, here are the facts, you are welcome to your own opinion but there is one set of facts the gao, that's the government it doesn't who is in charge. 2011 with undocumented immigrants, illegals, 25,000 murders, and 70,000 sex crimes and 70,000 murders. this is tragedy piic and it has stop. he tried to put in a deterrent to stop people from breaking the law and crossing the border. catch and release is not a policy. it is looking the other way and the 40-year unholy alliance of

republican congressman steve king of iowa will join us now.hanks a lot for coming on. >> i appreciated, tucker. >> tucker: i understand that a small number of affluent rebooking donors are pushing very hard for this. at least one has promised to withhold future donations if he doesn't get what he wants. aside from that, what is the upside to this? >> well, i don't see a lot of upside. i don't see it because in every single plan or plans, and there are essentially four or five bills right now in this queen of the hill approach, there is a significant aspect of amnesty and every one of them, and i believe every one of them is even greater than the amnesty that barack obamaa unconstitutionally provided with daca. that is a downside. the upside is that there is enforcement. the bob goodlatte bell is the best of the four, still has two components of amnesty, not one, but it does give us border security, and we are looking to get funding,, they, are, i'm not supporting this bill. they are looking to get money for a while. my argument is, you start t

guatemala or doctor from iran, in the eyes of this president and steven miller and congressman steve king, immigration poses an existential threat both to the nation's identity, racial makeup and their own grasp on power. to be clear, those people who viewed their mission as preserving and entrenching the political power of their overwhelmingly white base still make up a small minority of the political class and of the country in general. but right now at this moment, they are the ones in charge. unless and until the bigger portion of the majority of the country mobilizes against them. i'm joined by a member of the democratic party leadership, 2018 candidate for attorney general of minnesota, one of the few muslims serving on the hill, congress man keith ellison. your reaction to the majority opinion in which the chief justice says maybe he said nasty stuff but you have to look at the four squares of what's in there and it passes constitutional muster. >> well, it's really kind of a surprising and shocking decision because it's very clear that you can have a document that might be faciall

today, chris he spoke and used data that have been debunked several times about from steve king talkinghe number of undocumented people in this country who commit crimes, that number has been disproven over and over again. in fact, there's data that sflots straits that when undocumented people live in communities, the crime rate doesn't go up at all. what president has engaged in, chris is the very same thing that he's done since he announced his campaign, that is to fear munger and play on people's fears by over riding over people. we can't continue to let this happen. >> john, why is the president right in telling people, you got to be secure on the border, if not people are going to kill you? >> well, chris and angela, this is the other side of the tragedy here. when illegals come into the united states and are undocumented -- here's the facts right, you're all welcome to your own set of opinions. the gao has said, that's the government, doesn't matter who the president is or whose in charge. since 2011 with undocumented immigrants, illegals, 25,000 murders, 70,000 sex crimes, 40,000

-mexican border, and you have sort of xenophobic individuals like steve king from iowa who continue to fan the flames of hatred in a wide variety of ways, focused on immigration from people coming from countries like guatemala, honduras and el salvador, three of the most violent countries in the world. many of the things that have been created in those countries that folks are fleeing, as general kelly himself pointed out several years ago, are related directly to the appetite in the united states of america for drug consumption. and gangs like ms-13 were exported from california down into el salvador to help create the type of crisis that exists. we as united states policyholders have to take a look at how we can improve the conditions back down in those countries. >> thank you, congressman jeffries. >>> coming up, president trump is asking for suggestions on who to pardon from jail. and my next guest has some ideas. be right back. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like mill

. >>> iowa republican congresswoman steve king, a hard liner on immigration, tells cnn he didn't realizemessage from a self-drive-b nazi -- self-described nazi sympathiz sympathizer, but he is refusing to delete the tweet. >> i had no idea who he is. i don't know why we're giving him a world-famous name now into the news. i'm not obligated to do a full background check on anybody. i'm not deleting that because then you'll pile on and say king had to apologize. he was wrong, he knows he's guilty. i'm not. i don't feel guilty one bit. i'm human. >> king on cuomo primetime. says he shares the message because it had a screenshot of a breitbart article. he espouses some of the most extreme views on immigration of any house republican. he has a history of inflammatory comments comparing transgender troops to cast rated slaves and -- castrated slaves and calling immigration a slow-motion holocaust. >>> let's ch aep's check on cnn" trade fears again hitting markets. global stocks, u.s. futures lower at this moment. wall street got a break yesterday. u.s. stocks rebounded with energy stocks. they

that so-called amnesty provision, that inflames a lot of republicans and that is why people like steve king, the republican of iowa might be reluctant to vote for the bill along with his colleagues. >> there is all of ten, there is probably 20. if there is 25 or 26 the bill would go down. i kind of think that number could go up to 40 or even more by the time next week rolls around and they had a chance to see what is in there. >> so no one is exactly sure when they might vote on the bill. the republican leadership has been sketchy on that. maybe wednesday, maybe thursday. also we are not going to have a vote on a more narrow piece of legislation that deals just with the border separation policy issue for children until they dispose of that bill, pass or fail. that could have to wait until after the july 4 recess. melissa? >> melissa: all right. chad, thank you so much for that. let's bring it out to the couch. so, richard, talking points aside. let's try to take a crack at solving this problem. >> richard: all for it. >> melissa: i believe that. democrats have a unique opportunity, one or t

about where parties are going i'd rather be where we are as the democratic party than the party of steve king and donald trump at this point. >> harris: last word. >> jaime, it's interesting to hear you talk about the constitution. the supreme court handed trump a slew of victories so they appear to think he is doing fine. but your party, man, you are unelectable radicals across the country, not to mention the d.n.c. meddling in the races and picking winners and losers. the party leaves us wither this nancy pelosi eliteism or sanders socialism. >> your party is one bad choice. trump. the american people are tired of it. >> harris: i gave her the last word. thank you. we will bring you back when we have more time. thissin right now, though. a vote expected in the house at any moment so we are following that. you probably saw the bug on the bottom of the screen. the republican so-called compromise immigration bill which struggled to get some support. president trump is throwing his full support behind it today. what happens if the bill passes or fails? we talk about it. the impact from all of t

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and in the last week republican congressman steve king retweeted and not even making big headlines. talk tme about conscience of the republican party. anymore. it doesn't exist and that's going to make it even truer. it's an odd thing if you talk to republicans as i have, including our ranking republicans, they would share the same view that i have about donald trump, politically, morally. and the stories that they can tell you are much worsehan we but they won speak publicly, because they are afraid of losing. and the results have now strengthened trump's grip. last night, on the party. i do think in the long term interest of the republican party and the republic itself, republicans ha lose in the midterms. the only way that trump's grip on the republican party is going to be loosened if republicans that like being attached to him are going to come at a cause. they're not going to speak out against him. as far as cory stewart, look, this is emblematic of wherehe republican party is. he's not going to win the race in virginia. but he'sng to sa ingtay in the republican party. it's no