pelosi: good morning everyone. as you know last night, leader schumer and i had a very productive meeting with president trump. we agreed to a plan to work out an agreement to protect our nation's dreamers from deportation. we insizzed that the bipartisan dream act, the one introduced by congresswoman roybal-allard would be the basis for the protection and review border security measures that do not include building a wall as we go forward. we urged the president to make permanent the cost sharing reduction payments under the affordable care act. earlier in the day, leader hoyer and i and chairs of the aucus -- that would be the asian-pacific american caucus, , we had a very good meeting with the speaker in which we agreed to move forward in order to put forward the dream act on the floor as soon as possible. he, too, wanted to see some border initiative, which we said we would look into. we suggested to him and to this white house that the border package that passed the homeland security committee. any solution to

donald trump got rolled by chuck summer and nancy pelosi. that's what they call it in washington when you go into a meeting with the other side and the other side gets everything they want and you get nothing. donald trump had another meeting with the other side tonight inviting chuck summer and nancy pelosi to dinner at the white house without their republican counterparts, mcconnell and paul ryan. the most conservative right wing president in history with no history in government meets with liberal nancy pelosi and liberal chuck schumer with decades of experience in government. and now we have duelling statements from chuck schumer and nancy pelosi versus white house spokesperson about what actually happened during that dinner. that's next. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. theso when i need to

pelosi: no, i don't. but from what i see what you are presenting and what the president has said, this is just not right. reporter: is that grounds for removal? ms. pelosi: i don't think he should be there in the first place. he doesn't believe in health care for americans and doesn't believe in clean air and clean to health ppointed and human services and doesn't believe in workers' rights and it is unfortunate that he is. i would rather somebody else be there. who could it be? and again, in terms of all of these things, it's about the rules, it's about the law, it's about the facts. i think they have to examine that and see where he comes down. reporter: the children's health insurance program, are house emocrats asking that they be packaged together? ms. pelosi: speaker boehner and i put the s.g.r. package that had the extension in there for chip are -- the s delip and the community health centers. he senate has a good bill. senator hatch and wyden. wish we could take that up. they have been pack ackno

they are greater obstructionist than nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. and they have driven the president into and compelled him to do whatever he can to break the logjam of inaction and indifference to the will of the people as well as the national interest on the part of the leadership -- republican leadership. >> sean: so we agree. but i bet donald trump in the course of his business life, like probably we have done in our lives. you shake so many hands, you have a deal. >> chuck schumer is not like that. and neither is nancy pelosi. >> they are not his friend. >> sean: i do not trust them. they are not his friend, so we have to get it up in writing upfront. nohi deal on anything. he in fact gets that wall. >> i would not trust their signatures. they can do whatever they want. >> sean: it does not mean anything. they can write it in blood. >> we are getting closer to the solution, i believe. but the reality is, i do not trust ryan. i do not trust mcconnell. they are both on lock, stock, and barrel by the chamber of commerce, and they are going to fund

you see pelosi influence in the tweet sent out this morning. to touch on that tweet, d.r.e.a.m.ers are worried. >> they're freaked out what's going to happen in six months from now. the president said if congress doesn't act he will revisit the issue. it sounds like if this doesn't work out we'll go back to what obama, a democratic president, would do. it is a trend because donald trump is so impulsive. whether or not this is something he continues to do but my guess is that, yes, he will continue to do this. democrats on the hill were very happy about this deal. speaker paul ryan when asked about it by ""the new york times" this morning he said it's because it's a national crisis and he wanted to move. >> wanted to show bipartisanship in the wake of harvey? >> yes, that's his line. in reality, people on the hill, everyone is upset about this. nancy pelosi saying president trump you should tweet this and he tweets it, after arguing with mitch mcconnell, after going after jeff sessions he's now tweeting what nancy pelosi wants him to tweet. repu

pelosi: the capital improvement bill? yes. we pass the affordable care act at the same time we pass the higher dictation bill. it improved funding for minority-serving institutions. in order for all of these institutions to succeed, it is important for them to have infrastructure. theonly do we support capital improvement bill, but we believe any of her structure bill that we have writ large should have a focus on how we build if her structure for our schools. , when thely on hbcus federal government, whether it is the department of defense, national institutes of health or the national science centers, one of the competitions is what facilities do you have to implement the grant? we are saying we can't compete with ivy league and the rest if they are getting all this private money because they are getting all this federal money. they are getting federal grants because they have private philanthropy funding with labs and things at that. so we want to have more money invested there so our kids have the best opportunity in all o

he knows he cannot trust senator schumer and nancy pelosi, representative pelosi. he knows that. he also knows that from his business experiences that the thing that gets all of the going is that he doesn't use some of the words that were used to hearing coming from politicians. >> i think your right. >> when he doesn't use the word that they want to hear, pelosi and schumer walked out of there, they thought they heard a deal. they didn't. president trump was quick to come back and say there is no deal and we are going to do a wall. he is never going to use the language of the swamp, pure and simple. >> let me go to sheriff clarke. congratulations on your new position. this is important. i mention this earlier and i will mention it again. you always get the tax increase, but never get the spending cuts. you always get the concession on whatever it is, but you're never going to get the wall. this wall is so paramount i think to one of the reasons people are so enthusiastic about electing him because he's a guy that says what he means and means what he says. i hope that herman is r

today the senate voted on the schumer/pelosi/trump deal. it passed with 80 votes including all democrats. 17 republican senators voted against it including lindsey graham of south carolina, a state that has been hit with hurricanes before and will be hit again. he said he voted against the hurricane sandy relief bill and the debt ceiling increase because the bill did not also contain increases in military spending. joining us now is jonathan capehart, opinion writer for "the washington post" and an msnbc contributor, and back with us is ron klain. jonathan, so south carolina, which could be hit by the next hurricane or the hurricane after that, their senator stood up there today and said, no, i'm voting against hurricane relief because you don't have other things in here totally unrelated to hurricane relief that i would like to have. >> yeah, it looks like senator graham and those other no votes are standing on principle here, i guess, at a time when they think that there's no principle at all happening anywhere in this town. what happened

it doesn't sound like he's following nancy pelosi's lead. this is how he feels. >> well, and they did walk it back some, but i see your point on that, alisyn, and he said he and paul ryan and mitch mcconnell agree on d.r.e.a.m.ers, and 92% agree, and i think that's his number, and i remember him using that number when we were discussing the health care. i would say 92% of his base agree with me. we cannot reward law breakers. here's the irony. in '86, ronald reagan led with amnesty, and in 2006, bush 43 led with amnesty. every one of those initiatives failed because the american people know we need enforcement. if you give maamnesty first, an then you get what bush said, you will not have new taxes, read my lips. you have need to have the honor to follow-through and make the deal if amnesty comes. that doesn't come from me. we were on the cusp until the trump announcement on daca, and now looks like things are going to be going downhill real fast or the republicans will be done for 2018 and 2020. >> if he has a deal to protect the d.r.e.a.m.

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now this after pelosi got heckled, pelosi now praising these dreamer parents. listen. >> their families did a great thing for our country. bring these kids here who are working, who are in the military, who are in school, who are a brilliant part of our future. liz: political power panel is back. katie and jessica. katie, congress writes the laws. they're laws of the land. nancy pelosi now saying it's okay they broke the law to bring their children in. what are your thoughts? >> well, i mean, there's a lot of issues going on here right now. she got shouted down and part of that was because she's trying to compromise with president trump and work out something with daca to get a compromise going on between the republicans and the democrats. but the democrats pretty much shot themselves in the foot by doing that because they told their base over and over we will not compromise. there's no compromise. they are wrong, and we are right. and now that she's doing that, she's found herself at the very angry end of a base that they have whipped up. liz: jessica, no one

how a nancy pelosi led to a phone call from president trump. the appeals court makes another change to the president's travel ban. you're talking about this, we're talking about this and in the florida and carolina's they're talking about hoimple. they've ordered more evacuations and the governor is telling people in those areas, leave now. there are a lot of people staying put why would you do that? irp ma ten deaths in the carribean and president trump took sometime out from his meeting with the a mere in kay wait. we have tremendous groups of talented people there. the people of florida are like the people of texas, louisiana, you've seen how the people of our country have reacted under this tremendous pressure and these horrible things that we call hurricanes. this is something that is probably bigger, not as much water, but much more power than harvey. the governor has so far done a terrific job. i mean they're prepared. we don't know exactly where it's going to be landing. where landfall will be, but we think we're as well prepared as you

so a meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, appropriate. i'm certainly one of the supporters on the carlos carbello act. we call it the dream act but not quite so on citizenship. we're going to make sure we bring them certainty to never again have to worry about being, bust out of this country. it was never something i think that would have happened. >> you mention the word "citizenship" there. a potential political trip wire on the right. how far are you willing to go here? folks in the country, their parents brought them here. wasn't their choice. are you willing to give them citizenship? >> the fact that i am willing to do that doesn't mean that that's where we're going to end up. the bill that we've put forward gives them legal work start is for the next five years if they have a job they're in the military, they're in school, and they're abiding by our laws and end of fib yearve years given a five-year timeline to get a green card. ten years of certainty. the last five years, again, maintaining a job. not going on the dal, getting welf

they called pelosi a liar. they asked her to defund ice. she did try to take the microphone again and get control over her own event. well take a look for yourself how that went. >> okay. okay. okay. okay. l. okay. i totally agree with you but as we fight the fight for the dreamers. >> we're not dreamer. >> we're not dreamers. >> do you want to listen or do you want to shout? >> all 11 million. all 11 million. all 11 million. >> yeah i got it, i got it. i got it. [ chanting ] >> apparently they wanted to shout. turns out she tried a couple more times and decided she was not getting anywhere with the crowd and decided to leave the event. politically it's an interesting thing here because we've soon a lot of divisions in the republican party over the last few days when came to immigration policy and division of two different sides of republican party it is clear tonight from this scene in california today there are deep divisions on the democratic side as well. we're live tonight southwest. tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> coming up a ne

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let's listen to nancy pelosi. >> it's clear you don't want any answers. it's clear. [ inaudible ] >> they don't want the d.r.e.a.m. act. >> we want protections. >> are you -- you want answers? >> what is your answer? >> what is your answer? >> just shy of 10:45 in the morning, san francisco time. these protesters, as we have seen over the course of the last 15 to 20 minutes have been screaming at the house minority leader saying, democrats created a deportation machine. they've been chanting "we are not your bargaining chip." i want to bring in msnbc's garrett haake as well as opinion writer for msnbc contributor jonathan capehart. let's focus on this. we want to talk to you about the latest effort to try to repeal obamacare, but this is another one of the politically challenging elements right now to the negotiations taking place in washington. one of the democrats thought they were on the right side of right now but these d.r.e.a.m.ers have had enough with the top democrat in the house, nancy pelosi. >> yeah, that seems to be the case, peter. this is th

he made a deal with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. it's a deal the vast majority of american people will support. he'll get good press and maybe an up tick in his approval ratings as he did temporarily last week when he made the first deal with the democrats. so that's the basic reality. the thing about the base that 12%, the only question about that is, and i agree with what's been said, but the sort of mean-spirited attitude toward immigration and immigrants. you know, kind of making common cause with the steve kings of the world. that was part of donald trump's original brand. so it is understandable that the base will go crazy over there, and it won't bring him down, but it will be potentially a problem for him. >> oh harold ford junior, my friend, this is -- there's a lot about this that's fascinating. one of the things that is just a reality in washington d.c. is that donald trump can go and cut a deal, so to speak, with these democrats, but in reality, those democrats cannot actually bring legislation to the floor. they can't -

nancy pelosi recounted how the conversation went down. she said it was back and forth for a long time. they were in the white house and the president finally said, ok, the democrats want three months. republicans want 18 months. republicans don't have the votes . it lets to three months. this is someone who is well known for a short attention span and someone who, jeff, you have been watching him, was fixated on hurricane prep and relief. he had a lot more detail when it came to hurricane relief then he has on other issues that have been facing the white house and congress lately. it is possible he wanted to wrap up the conversation and get back to the hurricane. >> i ran into yamiche alcindor. lawmakers got stuff done. the debt ceiling is extended. the budget is extended. and they got hurricane relief. is washington working? yamiche: it is accredited -- incredible with this president who has faced criticism, this is a week where washington is functioning in the way it is supposed to appear in the debt ceiling should not be a continual cr

another sort of gift to nancy pelosi by some. ann coulter chimed in with this. she said, "i broke my promises. a possible 2020 slogan for president trump. i broke my promises, betrayed my friends, and is my office to help my family, but, hey, at least i'm not hillary." >> are also saying expect security be part of it. he says he's going to build the wall and expects congress to help fund it, and he's never backed off from that. his administration is making some selections on who will help construct the border wall. he has said clearly, we are a nation that has spent billions of dollars over how many decades helping other nations protect their borders. it's high time that the sovereign nation had physical borders of its own, that we invest in protecting. a lot of americans agree with him. keep the illegal aliens out, but also give the drugs out. he was very clear about that, the drugs pouring through the borders and going into our communities. now, on this one, nobody should read that as a tweet that nancy pelosi put the president of pate that the president sayin

. >> nancy pelosi was drowned part of victory lap for pelosi to highlight daca. >> let's bring in tom fitzgerald life at ice headquarters. this is not the way they expected this to go. what happened? >> this is a situation you enter into something you think it will go great and immediately regret that decision we're here at ice immigration and customs enforcement headquarters here in southwest d.c.. why are we here this institution was called on to be defunded to the protesters that interrupted her victory lap where she would tell latino americans all the work she's been doing to get daca sknded to work on the dream act. but that's not what happened. this is what happened. >> for been fighting fight for dreamers. >> we're not dreamers. >> we're not dreamers >> all 11 million. >> all 11 million. >> do you you want to hear an answer or do you want to thought. >> apparently they wanted to shout. that there went on for about a half hour. now, who are these proest testers they say they're not daca recipients not dreamer part of 12 million illegal immigrants who were in this country and the

the president should get credit, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer should get credit. but sarah huckabee sanders is pushing back. >> i think maybe pelosi and schumer are trying to roll the president by putting out this statement of what their version of the deal is. >> makes too much sense? >> the fact is even having this discussion, you have to wonder how this is going to sit with not just his base but the people working for him. steve miller, a hardcore on immigration, attorney general sessions, a hardcore on immigration. the idea that their president is going to cut deals with schumer and pelosi to protect the dreamers and leave out the border wall, which was central to his -- which was perhaps his single, central message is pretty astonishing and if -- if it's true, you know, it says a lot about trump's willingness to abandon his core message with -- during his campaign. >> so listen, this is from schumer -- this is his spokesperson tweeting tonight. the "the president made clear he would continue pushing the wall, just not as part of this agreement." >> yeah. so t

. >> nancy pelosi is speaking live. let's hear what she has to say about all this. >> well, i'm not here to speak about what the president understands. but i do believe there is an understanding that down the road there's an eventual path to citizenship in the d.r.e.a.m. act and that overwhelmingly the american people support that. the poll today 50% and then, you know, 12% not to send them back. and others in the middle. but it came up in the context of the suggestion that there might be other bills to be considered. and that didn't last long. i'm sorry. back there. >> so nancy pelosi continuing to take questions and basically contradicting what we heard from president trump 90 seconds ago. >> this is like two different worlds. i whispered i don't know who's on earth one and earth two right now. >> because the president is saying no citizenship. she just said the understanding is a path to citizenship. >> and last night they said the wall is not going to be part of this deal. and the president goes, it is going to be p

the president's dinner with schumer and pelosi. in the past, the president called chuck schumer a clown and now pelosi a loser. now he needs them. how does that work? what changed? >> it's less about him needing them but more about the president wanting to work with them and help move the country forward. as we said many times before, we have a very ambitious legislative agenda for this fall and the president wants to work with anybody that wants to move america forward. if they're willing to do that, sit down, be part of that conversation on both tax cuts and tax reform, responsible immigration reform, the president welcomes those conversations. >> and does he view schumer and pelosi for getting things don and being equal? >> the president is a republican. certainly i think idealogically that's a much cleaner matchup. but again, if these people and these individuals, whether democrats or republicans, want to come together to push the president's agenda and agenda that clearly the american people want to see or they wouldn't have e

. >>> president trump tonight inviolating chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to the white house. what now is this dinner about? and what republican leaders are saying tonight. >>> and the new controversy involving the treasury secretary and his wife, who posted that image, listing her designer clothes. did they request a government plane for their honeymoon overseas? >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin with that horrific headline that emerged today, several days now after hurricane irma hit florida. eight residents of a florida nursing home have died. the center evacuated this morning after an emergency call. three people had been found dead inside. the home using generators no air conditioning in that sweltering heat. everyone else then taken to the hospital today, which was right across the street. several others passing away there. their aging ranging from 71 to 99. of course, the question tonight, how did this happen? and here's abc's chief national correspondent tom llamas on the scene in florida tonight. >> reporter: f

that was good. >> pelosi's state, california, has more d.r.e.a.m.ers, over 200,000, to be exact. here's the tweet. >> for all of the daca, you have nothing to worry about. no action. let's bring in our panel to talk about all of this. phillip rucker, white house bureau chief for the pennsylvania post. jeremy peters. and julie pace has mercifully agreed to hang around and talk with us. jeremy, part of the co-byline peters and ruckerman, they all sound like '70s soul duos, but great production for us on the receiving end. expand on your contention that this is a nightmare come true for conservatives. >> well, donald trump is going to cut the best deal for donald trump. irrespective of whether that is a republican conservative friendly deal or democrat friendly deal. he was somebody conservatives had deep reservations about all along. many of them swallowed hard on those reservations and elected him because they thought he was better than hillary clinton. but deep in the backs of their minds, they thought, this day could come. the day when he would sell them out. while i don't think

mark: nancy pelosi is still speaking. she said the atmospherics of the dinner with president trump were very friendly. what we are seeing here in this new reach out between the white house and the democrats, what does this represent in the evolution of the trump presidency seven months in? sahil: it is a fascinating question that many people are trying to put their finger on. we see a president who is frustrated with his own party to deliver on promises they make, notably the repeal of the of the oral care act, which they have been talking about for seven years.we saw some frayed relationships between the president and mitch mcconnell over the summer. i think the president is intrigued by this idea of cutting deals with democrats as a fallback plan if republicans are not able to land the bills on his desk. the fascinating thing is the one deal he cut with democrats so that wase harvey aid, cut against the objections of republican leaders come up with a belated on his desk in today's. -- two days. it may be a lesson that i

house minority leader nancy pelosi and an effort to mobilize her fellow democrats issuing an emergency request. writing in a letter it is all hands on deck. members are strongly urged to schedule press events, roundtables, town hall meetings between now and when we returned to washington on monday. we are hoping to have as many events as possible across the nation on saturday for our day of action. we are reminded of that news conference that she just held where she couldn't even continue, people were protesting her on daca and meeting with the president. that should get interesting. >> marie: it's going to get interesting. on the health care bill, we don't have a cbo score yet and people take issue with some of the cbo scores, but the senate has committed to having one before they vote on anything. that limits the time. if that score next week does say that costs will go up and praises and conditions will not be covered as much, if it says i like the past ones have come at nancy pelosi may be wrong here. if that number doesn't significantly go up because this new bill doesn't do what

nancy pelosi said we did talk citizenship. the democrats supported a bill that enshrines daca into law, but not a path of citizenship for the dreamers? rep. jeffries: the dreamers are functionally american. they are in houses, universities, in the military, as first responders, teachers, integral parts of the community. creating a pathway for these individuals, who were brought here at a very early age, the average age dreamers were brought to the united states of america by their parents or loved ones was six years old, to complete the process. of course, that pathway should include making sure they are either in school or have a job. that they are contributing to the community in which they live. that they don't have any criminal record and won't present a danger to the community. the overwhelming majority are hard-working and law-abiding folks. they should be given a pathway to citizenship. heather: we do support a deal that did not include that, or is this your redline? rep. jeffries: we have seen president after president

that provoked a response statement from nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. president trump's tweets are not inconsistent with the an i greemt reached last night. there was agreement on the following. we agreed that the president would support enshrining daca protections in law and encourage the house and senate to act. what remains to be negotiate reasonable doubt the details of border security with our mutual goal of finalizing all details as soon as possible. while both sides agreed that the wall would not be part -- any part of this agreement, the president made clear he intends to pursue it at a later time and we made clear we would continue to oppose it. this morning, the president said this. >> well, we're working on a plan subject to getting massive border control. we're working on a plan for daca. people want to see that happen. you have 800,000 young people brought here, no fault of their own and i think something can happen. we'll see what happens but -- something will happen. >> as to the wall that he promised mexico would pay for? the president s

pelosi: mr. speaker, i proudly rise to pay tribute to a cherished member of my staff, my al-shami.taff, nadeem the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. pelosi: my colleagues, thank you for your attention. my office, my colleagues, indeed, the entire democratic caucus, has benefited from the sharp, strategic insight, steady judgment and exceptional character and integrity of nasheem al-shami. born in nashville, spent time in egypt, earned a college degree in indiana, he followed the love of his life, stacy, to washington, d.c. here, 25 years ago, he found a job in the senate mail room. now he departs as a trusted senior advisor with one of the top positions on capitol hill. who holds the respect of members on both sides of the aisle, on both sides of the capitol, indeed, even down pennsylvania avenue. he's been an invaluable asset in every office in which he has served. for congresswoman barbara boxer, to assistant democratic leader dick durbin and proudly in our h

i didn't expect that against nancy pelosi and her base. >> hold on a second. ann coulter is on the phone, neil. you want to talk to her? if i look at her tweets in the morning, afternoon and evening and i laugh at the things that she says about president trump. a complete turn around from what he said in the past praising him. some folks in his base that are upset. they don't believe the wall is going to happen. they feel -- >> neil: i would man, gianna, they're looking at nancy pelosi and thinking if trump was on to something and whatever they might find offensive, they're saying gee, we didn't see this coming, that it would be these far-fringed groups that are lock step with the democrats, certainly nancy pelosi and they turn on her. it does make you wonder that we focused so much on divisions within the republican ranks between the moderates and the super conservatives and all that they have a family squabble of their own on the left. i mean 100% they do. hillary clinton has gone on a blame game tour. 61% of americans think she should retire. retire from wh

that is what sticks for people like chuck schumer, nancy pelosi. i don't know about nancy pelosi. i do know jack schumer fears there will be a label in the democrat. i cannot adjust up or income, but on the middle class. how do they respond -- how do you respond to that? neil: that's an easy one when you look at the easy numbers. let's say you pay an extra $300 a month in taxes. the fact of the matter is people are paying 500, 800, $1000 a month. it would be bad if people had to use a the kind of numbers they pay for health care and had to pay taxes. when you look at the numbers and you don't pay that thousand dollars that a lot of families are paying and alice that you pay 300, ultimately the numbers numbers -- neil: there's a lot of logic to what you're saying. i did want to pick your brain a little bit about the fear that whatever the merits of that argument, that the party will look, more big government and that's what worries the establishment of salaries a dangerous thing to say on either party, but that is what worries the establishment. it's the sure way, the hard left way

senator chuck schumer and democratic leader nancy pelosi take their turn at wheeling and dealing one day after president trump hosted three democratic senators at the white house. daca is on the menu tonight. and, in about 45 minutes trump will sit down with nine house dems to discuss everything from tax reform to infrastructure. this all comes one week after president trump undercut gop leaders by siding with chuck and nancy, schumer and pelosi, on the debt ceiling. so the question is how long will this spirit of kumbaya last? >> confirmed a bipartisan group of lawmakers heading to the white house today as president trump's administration is ramping up efforts to push tax reform. >> it was a very in depth conversation. went into detail and president basically back and forth what we can do, exciting things that can happen, how we can work together. >> he needs to reach out to democrats on all these big issues and hopefully generate some bipartisan support. >> we need bipartisanship to get things done. anybody who talks to us wants us to roll up our sleeves and make progress on things

but nancy pelosi is right. democrats that i've talked to have said what they discussed with the president was the dream act. he may not have been aware, don't want to presume too much about what he knows or doesn't know, that does allow for a path to citizenship after a period of time. it first begins with legal status and then a pathway to becoming full naturalized citizens. the president definitely will have political trouble with that from the right. but is there something short of citizenship? democrats want to see full citizenship. the president it appears based on his comments has been talking about a legal status. kaci. >> kelly o'donnell at the white house. thank you so much. really appreciate it. jeremy peters is a reporter with the "new york times" and an msnbc contributor, sam stein is politics editor with "the daily beast." gentlemen, thank you so much for being here. i want to pick up a little bit on where kelly left off there, and, sam, you are sort of the democratic whisperer in many ways. you've

chuck schumer, pelosi -- lou: you tell me what you do when he's working with schumer and pelosi. what's the deal with pelosi and schumer. mark: at least you know where they stand more so than with ryan and mcconnell. tammy: this is a wash. we are going to make you irrelevant in this process. to the republicans who can move both of those men out of leadership have sent them a larger signal. lou: he's a dale maker and i get all of that. and he's also the president of the united states. sometimes a president achiefs more by guiding a process rather than getting involved tonight. i thought he was brilliant turning daca back to congress where it belongs. the next thing we know he's having dinner with pelosi and schumer. this president worked with schumer, knows schumer. what did he call him, crying chuck and the head clown. suddenly he's having to put up with hip at dinner. mark: he had dinner with mitt romney. it doesn't mean anything. lou: i didn't like that dinner either. not at all. we'll hear from some interesting democrats. susan rice changing her story again about the unmasking

the pelosi-schumer-trump deal is bad. politico reports that republican representative mike simpson said, a three-month debt ceiling? why not do a daily debt ceiling? the most important lesson of the day for republicans was delivered by an unnamed house republican in politico. it doesn't help our leadership to try to hold us republicans together on anything when they know the president will chop them off at the knees. on anything. that means the entire republican legislative agenda is now in serious danger. democrats have the republicans and the president exactly where they want them now, and they can't believe it was this easy. chuck schumer may be the first minority leader in history to have his first offer to the president of an opposing party accepted without a word of negotiation. what do you think that's going to do to chuck schumer's next first offer? he's going to push trump even harder the next time he has a first offer to make in the oval office. he's going to ask for much more. that's what happens when you cave

. >>> nancy pelosi, the house minority leader, hoped that a hometown rally would get the crowd behind the push to protect 800,000 undocumented immigrants who registered under the daca program. >> instead, she was shouted down by demonstrators who say the deal she made with president trump does not go far enough to protect all immigrants who are in this country illegally. the congresswoman left finally after trying to here them out without finishing when she had to say. >> reporter: nancy pelosi, the top house democrat, spoke for about 10 minutes and her news conference. >> it is about our country. >> reporter: but just as she turned to the podium to a dreamer to tell his story, dozens of people began to shout. >> we are immigrants.>> reporter: the shouts continued. the group, immigration liberation movement, accused democrats of using dreamers as a bargaining chip and compromising with president trump instead of fighting him. >> we are resistant. to trump. not to democrats. >> reporter: nancy pelosi tried to respond several times. >> do you not want to listen?>> reporter: the dreamer

plus, president trump takes a request from nancy pelosi, tweets out a message of reassurance for the d.r.e.a.m.ers. the president's fellow republicans are not amused to put it charitableably. >>> hurricane irma barrels to the u.s. coastline with destruction behind it, as "the 11th hour" gets under way. good evening, once again, from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 231 much the trump administration and it leaves much of the american southeast prepare for a devastating blow of a very big, very dangerous storm, hurricane irma. right now the fear is it's obliterating many of the structures in the turks and caicos island chain before heading to the southern bahamas. the fear of the u.s. is where it's tracking. the models bring it right in south of miami. as perhaps a category 4 or 5. that could be catastrophic. interstates 95 and 75 are the only major roads north, and they are packed. have been all day. a lot of drivers worried about their gas gauges, among other things. we'll have much more on the storm later in the hour. >>> the headline tonight dominating the political

host: more reaction from nancy pelosi. [video clip] >> do you trust the president of the united states, and should dreamers trust him? >> is that a fair question? >> absolutely. >> when we are talking about this legislation to protect dreamers, i trust the president understanding the public overwhelmingly supports not sending these young people back. we have had a discussion of this , and as leader schumer of i said coming out of the meeting, it was interpreted by some that we have an agreement on the deal. that was not the case. we have an agreement to move forward. protect thes to dreamers and for further discussion on what provisions leading to the border might be as we move forward. i trust the president in that regard. host: house democratic leader nancy pelosi. this from the washington post, uncertainty around daca talks is trumpian. tim from ohio. good morning. caller: the thing about the anchor babies people were talking about, bruce lee was born in the united states by his mother and father, who were chinese. they