after the president cut a deal with nancy and chuck and what it can mean for d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> chuck and nancy would like to see something happen, and so would i. >>> plus the washington scoop. democrats raise alarms over the new republican interference in the russia investigation. >>> and about that storm. >> not good. believe me, not good. >> the size, the scope and the science behind hurricane irma. >>> we've never seen a storm be this strong for this long. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. today the president of the united states handed a what one senior democratic called a -- he would end the daca program currently protecting the 800,000 undocumented immigrants currently brought to the united states as children. and then saying -- nancy pelosi and chuck schumer put out a statement saying they supported raising the debt limit for only three short months. republicans fearing, of course, the political fall out of having to vote to raise the debt ceiling again in december were staunchly oppose today that plan. house speaker paul ryan

he said chuck and nancy. he completely pretended as if the republicans weren't even in the meeting. >> sounded like a local news cast, back to you, chuck and nancy. multiple sources told them the president wanted to strike a quick and easy deal. they report -- >> so what is -- if you're the leader of the senate, how do you play it tomorrow and the day after and the week after that? >> well, listen, i think you should just let him go down this road, because if he wants to topple -- if he wants to weaken the republican majorities in the house and senate, he should wait and see how he enjoys their lack of protection from the russia probe and how he enjoys impeachment proceedings. if he really wants to head down this road, he should speed down it and see how he likes it. you and i covered the transition from boehner to ryan. and it was all about this exact dynamic that you have laid out tonight, about these sort of the cantankerous, idealogical purists in the caucus being cats that boehner couldn't herd anymore a

how real is his new partnership with chuck and nancy? joining me here in washington is congressman jim jordan, a founding member of the house freedom caucus and hard-line conservative. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> congressman jordan: good to be with you, chris. >> chris: the deal that shook washington, president trump siding with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi over his own republican leaders, over his own treary effort to link harvey disaster relief fund into a three month extension. the three extension of government funding and even talking about a deal on daca. here's the the president on air force one. >> chuck and nancy would like to see something happen and so do i. i said if we can get something to happen we are going to sign it and we're going to make it -- we will make a lot of happy people. >> chris: are you one of those happy people? >> congressman jordan: i don't think this is a good deal for the american taxpayer. we didn't do anything to address the underlying $20 trillion debt problem but frankly what options the p

chuck, thanks so much. we'll look for more on "meet the press" where chuck's guests will include senators bernie sander and tom cotton. kristen going to stick around for the high state. making changes for the way nursing homes and assisted living facilities prepare for natural disasters. governor rick scott says they must have generators to supply power for four days. this comes after eight people died and lost power. portions of the florida keys reopened saturday a week after they were evacuated to get to safety ahead of irma. >>> scary moments at a carnival in greensville, north carolina, when a ferris wheel got stuck. a worker went up to fix a car that had tilted dangerously out of condition. he's trying to fix it when it moves and he falls. luckily he was not seriously hurt. the people on the ride were quickly and safely removed. the people checked out by the state and put-back into service. >>> and a thrilling finish for the florida gators against the tennessee volunteers in an sec rivalry. game tied.

. >> bret: chuck and nancy. but mitch and paul, they are left out of that air force one statement to reporters. the president taking air force one to north dakota and he traveled there to deliver a speech on tax reform. there you see him arriving in north dakota. he traveled there with a democratic senator, senator heidi heitkamp who is up for reelection in 2018, consider vulnerable in a state donald trump won overwhelmingly. she was on this trip. we are back with the panel. olivier what about this tax reform push? >> we don't really have a plan yet, you can make the argument for the principle of tax reform and tax cuts. you can make it before the blueprint comes out. it's interesting to me that if you look back at the summer, he went after dean heller, jeff flake, john mccain, mitch mcconnell. he went after paul ryan. he lightly went after claire mccaskill when he traveled to missouri. this was a light touch against democrats and i'm hearing republicans say they would prefer it if he was targeting democrats. >>

up next, musician chuck dee and tom morello. stay with us. chuck dee and tom morello. they joined forces with "public enemy" and be real and form a task force. they call themselves profits of rage. they are out with their debut album before our conversation, first take a look at a clip from their latest single, "hail to the chief." ♪ we all hail to the chief who came by the name of a thief ♪ we all hail to the thief ♪ ♪ >> i guess this did not surprise me when i read this online some where. this is the video that you two had an issue with? >> yeah, one of which, we had four videos. if you are making art that somebody cannot complain about, you are not making interesting art. >> what cracks me up is that you can turn to youtube -- i can make a bomb or something or the worst things in the world. >> what rational do they give for not -- >> we don't want people woke. >> especially united states of citizens. >> is that what it is? >> a lot of complaints of right wing and leverage them. our fans fight back and all the videos are on and you can see them all unedited.

than chuck schumer. once he's in the room, it's hard to get him out of the room. >> ileana, you had incredible reporting over the last couple of days. take us inside this new reality in washington. >> well, let's see how long it lasts. it's something i have hinted at in my reporting because the president's ability to go from calling him crying chuck with the acting coach and fake tears one day to paling around with him the next day is quintessential trump. deep down, he does feel an affinity for chuck schumer that he doesn't feel for mitch mcconnell. he has exhibited absolutely no interest in leading the republican party in protecting its congressional majorities or serving as its, you know, ideological backbone in any way that's why you see him insulting incumbent republicans who would help firm up republican majorities in the house and in the senate. and he behaves the way he does simply based on who he likes and doesn't like. the fact is he doesn't like mitch mcconnell and paul ryan and they haven't m

very good question, chuck. but here is my hope. you and i are going to discuss this within five minutes. i would hope very much that nbc and cbs and abc allow us some serious discussion time to explain to people in our country why we are spending so much more than other countries. but very briefly -- and i would hope that we can have an hour discussion at some point on this issue. very briefly, this is what we're going to do. number one, private insurance companies in this country spend between 12% and 18% on administration costs, and they're administering hundreds of different private insurance plans. you have a deductible of $5,000. i have one of $8,000. it is incredibly complicated and very costly to administer. the cost of administering the medicare program, a very popular program that works well for our seniors, is 2%. we can save approximately $500 billion a year just in administration costs. second of all, because we pay so much more per capita for our prescription drugs, by having medicare negotiate drug prices, we can save

so we're going to meet with chuck and nancy tonight, his new best friend peered neil: chuck schumer nancy pelosi. charlie: right. if the president has an endgame, if he really has a theory about how he can bring them and get the support come in the tax cut plan that larry cut low and steve moore put together during that, he's supposed to be trying to implement and you'll do that and that's great. if you just meeting with them to stick it to mcconnell and paul ryan, the house speaker and the senate majority leader faces laughing now, in his words because that health care reform or whatever. then it's kind of a ridiculous meeting. that's the thing i can't figure out with president trump. he's a vindictive dude. is he doing this with an endgame intact or is he really looking to stick it to the republican party who he thinks is not coming? >> he could just be doing a little bit of both. he could be surmising. it's just a couple of their players feel off i don't have a deal. or the state democratic congressmen who are going to be there today get some of them in the three democratic senators wh

good morning. >> chuck, thank you. we have work zones that will be chased early with rain showers rolling through. outer loop with two lanes getting by, they are in the process of picking up. on the inner loop of the beltway before kennel worth, blocking the right lane. 270 before 109, they have cleared. back to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> as we look at the pictures of absolute devastation in florida, we're getting a sense of just how bad it is this morning. fema estimates that 25% of the florida keys homes are gone in the hardest hit part of the state. millions of people still don't have power right now. president trump will travel to florida tomorrow to view the full extent of the destruction. >> for now we want to send it to angie goff at the live desk with the latest on the storm. what are you seeing, angie? >> even though the airports are back open, there are still a lot of problems in florida right canceled including miami alone. the florida keys are where some of the worst of the damage is. crews working now to

he's reached out to chuck schumer as nancy pelosi said. chuck schumer talks new york. two deal makers from new york who have known each other for decades, and the sense on trump's face, now i'm going to get something done. now i'm going to move beyond the republicans and all their problems and begin to make deals. whether the democrats will stick with him, whether they'll be with him headed toward midterm elections is another question. i think he's being overly optimistic about keeping democrats as his partner. >> the republicans for the most part stayed with him. mike pence was smiling next to him. paul ryan had dinner with him last night. most of the trump supporters online i saw were blaming republicans in the house and the senate and not donald trump himself if that stays the case, then this would be a winning legislative formula for him. >> there's always been the possibility that a president, whatever he or she called himself as terms of party, not beholden to either party, could shake things up with public support and an exciting media narrative. donald trump di

. >> dagen: chuck i'll give you democrats one thing. you circle the wagons and get in line and you stick by each other , even when your ideas are crazy. >> [laughter] look, i never going to come on this show and tell all you smart people how to do your stock so let me tell you something about politics and why this does matter so why this matters is you've got luther down there that trump is with and roy that steve bannon and other folks is with. the reason this really matters and trump needs this is we're heading into a midterm election normally with the incumbent president loses seat so if you really want to get tax reform donor things done the president needs to have head way moving into those elections and i think we should step back for a moment and recognize good old southern names luther running against roy for the u.s. senate for god sakes in alabama. >> dagen: [laughter] but gary b. , i like how chuck says we do stocks here, so i'll leave it at that. but gary b., to that point that you've seen there's such a push back from trump

he simply accepted the first offer made by chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. remember all those campaign speeches when donald trump told his supporters he wouldn't even try to negotiate with his opponents in congress because it was easier just to sit there and accept whatever his opponents wanted. no, i don't remember those speeches either. i remember this. >> so i've watched the politicians. i've dealt with them all my life. if you can't make a good deal with a politician, then there's something wrong with you. you're certainly not very good. we need a leader that wrote "the art of the deal." >> we tried to tell you. we tried to tell you he didn't know what he was talking about. the republican leaders were told before the meeting today that the president would support their proposal, which was for an $8 billion hurricane harvey relief package coupled with an 18-month extension of the debt ceiling. chuck schumer's counteroffer was, okay on the $8 billion hurricane relief package, which is something democrats always favor in these situations, and a three-month

give me your thoughts. >> the camp of chuck and nancy. >> is that a place? >> see how long that place lasts. >> is it a bar, i hope. >> because we are talking about president trump here, but i think you had chairman steel on yesterday, michael steel. i interviewed him immediately after the election for my podcast, i asked him what does this mean? he said we have the freest president. he's not a republican, he's not a conservative. he's pragmatic populist then he said, if he can't do a deal with paul and mitch he'll have no problem doing a dial with nancy and with chuck. and when i heard what happened in the oval, that -- what michael steel told me leapt out at me because that's exactly what happened. what the president wants is to make a deal any deal. and now i hear he is gloating over all the great press coverage that he's getting of being with chuck and nancy. as much as this made me laugh, like joyously for first time since november 8th, from a political perspective, it was the right thing to do. if only president trump could behave that way all the time

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you can talk about chuck and nancy but chuck and nancy is not going to help you about this thing. the democratic party is not going to embrace donald trump. he's way too toxic. unless, donald trump only wants a victory. >> that's always the concern because he's a man of no ideology and sort of went into the republican party for a while and as long as he can get something to put his signature on. i am guessing that paul ryan is going to tell to the extent that donald trump is not listening anymore. you maybe mad at us be we are the only game mentality that you only have. >> two of our friends and not yet a best selling author charlie sykes, he will be soon. one forecaster puts it bluntly this evening. if you live in florida, you need to be prepared on the hurricane. we have an update on irma when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> we are back with a look of irma. there is a lot of rubbles at saint mark and saint thomas because of the damage. we just have not seen the worst of the damage yet. it is taken lives and broken records. it stayed stronger than any atlantic storm ever. the eye

do democrats, do chuck and nancy. >> chuck and nancy. >> go to the president and, you could see a -- how you get joe donnelly in indiana. even a tim ryan, himself has shown openness to some of this stuff. >> you could. >> to get onboard. >> right. the president does not seem engaged in that particular way. you know, he could have started with this. could have started with infrastructure's reached out to these people. done bipartisan things and didn't. i don't see it happening. i guess i would add, sarah, you successfully cut taxes. president obama did not raise taxes on anybody but the people over $450,000. that was really, really controversial to many of us liberals. >> and negative impacts on the economy, because it meant less investment. >> i don't know about -- i don't -- >> i can see this debate. >> not personally but a negative impact on investment in business. it did. >> i never have seen those numbers. >> where bush had it, the right decision for investment purposes not just for cutting taxes on the wealthy, but may have to give on that a little bit, a few points. >> interest

first to chuck and lauren, some folks will need an umbrella as they leave the house like chuck now. >> yes, tracking rain drops all morning and there are, in fact, light rain drops coming down here in the friendly confines of northwest washington. these rain drops are going to be here for the next couple of hours. woops. that's -- no, that doesn't look right. let's see. there's your ten day forecast. i'll tell you there's a

very good question, chuck. but here is my hope. you and i are going to discuss this within five minutes. i would hope very much that nbc and cbs and abc allow us some serious discussion time to explain to people in our country why we are spending so much more than other countries. but very briefly, and i would hope that we could have an hour discussion at some point on this issue. very briefly this is what we're going to do. number one, private insurance companies in this country spend between 12 and 18% on administration costs. and their administer stering hundreds of the deductibles and the plans. cost of the medicare is 2%. with ke save approximately 500 billion dollars a year just in administration costs. second of all because we pay so much more per capita on -- for our prescription drugs. by having medicare negotiate drug prices we can save over a hundred billion there. so that is a lot of savings. and thirdly, the important point, my republican friends say bernie wants to raise your taxes flts. they forget to conveniently me

i think chuck schumer knew somebody was recording it. for chuck schumer to say we're always going to work it out. chuck schumer very rarely works it out with republicans. i don't know, what do you think of that? >> a pretty good theory, chuck schumer knows where the cameras are and the mics are, i think that's right. schumer a deal maker, he wants to get things done, and remember, schumer and trump go back a long time. they know each other and they get along. david: one thing is true, and you spoke about this before is he is not. president trump is not content with the progress of republicans, whether it's obamacare or tax cuts. we got word from kevin brady's office, he does not expect the tax plan to be specific about corporate individual tax rates. come on! we've had a plan put forth back in april by mnuchin and cohn in the white house. they've had years to work in a tax plan and it's not going to be specific? >> republican members are frustrated with leadership. they are saying the same thing. hey, we want to see it. remember, to pass

thank you so much. >> that we got more chuck for you. >> lots of chuck. can't get enough chuck. >> chuck for everyone. >> that's the greatest. >> he will be moderating the rirj virginia governor's debate and then erin gilcrest and julie perry as one of the panelists. you can also watch it on the nbc washington app if you're not near a tv. >> don't go anywhere. we'll tell you the four things you need to know to get your sunday started. the good news we can final seely i'm a lawyer, and i have clients, and i am proud to do what i do on behalf of my clients. narrator: the clients john adams and his team are so proud to work for? banks accused of money laundering. big corporations accused of defrauding taxpayers. and mortgage lenders accused of unfairly foreclosing on homes. now he wants to be attorney general. john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. >> they take on the rams in los angeles. the game gets underway at 4:25 this afternoon. the celebo

what's going on with chuck? people on the streets asking me. >> vacation accomplished. >> i told them you retired. been around for a long time. >> i did not wake up at the morning one time while on vacation. >> good for you. welcome back. we missed it. >> i spent ten days at the beach doing zip, that da, zero. i did go to the volleyball match. >> you're going to make up for it now. >> back in full force everybody. we'll be continuing to keep a very close eye on what is still tropical storm irma or hurricane irma at this point. it is going to continue to decelerate. maximum sustained winds at 85 miles per hour. should be a tropical storm in a couple of hours and then it will essentially start to unwind. still a huge impact on the west coast of florida this morning. the wind is going offshore from ft. lauderdale to miami. that will take the high water out of southeast florida. on shore winds mean a rough go of it in tampa bay and the big bend of florida. the heavy rain extends to the atlanta, metro area. because w

i trust chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. we'll see. >> what seemed to be a candid moment on the senate floor, he had a straightforward explanation for why trump may be working with him. take a listen. >> he likes us. he likes me anyway. what he said is exactly that. here's what i told him. i said, mr. president, you're much better off if you can sometimes step right and sometimes step left. if you have to step in one direction, you're boxed. he gets that. it's going to work it and it will make us more productive too. >> anne hayworth, what do you make of that? there's this talk that there's a new york bond with trump and schumer. he likes to cut deals there. >> sure. >> do you see as a republican the basis here -- because what schumer is describing there is a model not just for this. he's describing a model potentially for a longer term partnership between trump, schumer, democrat leaders. as a republican, what do you think of that? >> you know, steve, it's to be expected. the president has actually a longstanding relationsh

chuck schumer has spent a lot of time on immigration. i don't begrudge him if he thinks, i can do something good for policy direction, i'm going to sit at the white house with donald trump. if i were a liberal, i'd be telling chuck schumer, you don't want to legitimize the trump presidency. when was charolettesville, one month ago. if you had told me -- we were on together. he's doing these things truly outrageous, i have one saying the guy is -- >> ra by refusing to have conference call. >> suddenly chuck shumer and nancy pelosi joking around. chuck schumer saying, he kind of likes me. i think you have to be careful. the stuff i care about, if mcmaster and kelly can make policy better, that's good. but i don't think you want to let go of the fact that trump has done and said things as president he shouldn't have done and said. >> in fact, we talk about a month ago, how about 24 hours ago on air force one what he said about antifa, retreating to his position that these were bad dudes on the other side. >> i think that's what the progress