senators john mccain and chris boone have presented a bipartisan immigration plan to address. >> it lays out a plan, a pathway toward securing control of the border by 2020 and i expect in order for this to be embraced by republicans as the solution that will get us moving towards fully funding domestic and defense spending we will need to add some border funding to it. >> reporter: the white house reject the current plan because it fails to end chain migration and the diversity visa program and does not provide funding for building the border wall. >> we are building the wall, believe me, don't even think about it. the ones that don't want security at the southern border or any other border are the democrats, they don't care about the security of our country, the don't care about ms 13 killers pouring into the country. >> the president tweet toed yesterday urging democrats to make a deal on daca and avoiding the government shutdown. heather: we will talk about that as well, thank you, appreciate it. other fox news alert, a community lining the streets to pay respect to a sheriff's deput

john mccain is a hero. whether you like his politics or not, he's a hero. and the fact that donald trump can get away with this goes beyond donald trump, it goes to his supporters who thinks it's okay to talk this way. >> they booed mccain in that audience. they booed him and here's a man who suffered greatly. >> if you want to boo john mccain, you know, because of specific policies or what have you, that's fine, okay? that's politics. what we just saw right there was not donald trump attacking him for his policies, it was donald trump, as you said, trying to get back at him because john mccain didn't support him. and that in itself is terrible. >> guys, there's more news that we're following. >>> coming up, brand new 911 calls from the florida killer. you're going to hear him describe his emotional outbursts and violent past. that and more when we come back. with itching, burning and stinging. being this uncomfortable is unacceptable. i'm ready. tremfya® works differently for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get cle

you know, i think he does not like john mccain. donald trump broke his word to meghan mccain and cindy mccain, that he would not attack john mccain any longer, given the struggle against brain cancer, should not be that surprising. joan mentioned the last segment this is donald trump in front of the most raw meat crowd you could have as a republican president. he likes applause. >> but it's unnecessary. >> he knows mccane isn't popular he does it. >> it's a low below, unnecessary. and he should be ashamed of himself and the people should be ashamed of themselves for abroad applauding. i mean, here is john mccain. >> fighting for his life. >> thank you. and come on. it's just -- it's gauche to say the least. >> three republicans voted against that bill not just john mccain. >> and lastly this from the president today, some rare self-deprecation. >> by the way what a nice picture. i'd love to watch that guy speak. oh, boy. oh, i try like hell to hide that bald spot, folks. i work hard at it. >> so he admits he has a bald spot. i'm su

my prize of the week goes to john mccain john mccain it out of the most desperate of all the desperate attempts to try to wash over this to try to discredit the memo he said there's only one person that benefits from this memo and we can say it in unison a lot of their proved to you when you were in the oval carthew prize of the week. those are probably going to be the last words that john mccain goes. away from one hundred if you can and speaking of the american service if i think some the whole thing up very well this is from the american conservative former us presidential candidate patrick buchanan trump pater's in the press may be terrified that the memo may credibly demonstrate that the poor balls were right that the elite media have been had that they were exploited and used by the deep state that they let their detestation of trump so blind to reality that they've made fools of themselves and they credited with high don't believe the a major conspiracy to overthrow an elected president of the united states and despite all that came on to the last few days that deep state and pr

john mccain expressed interest in reading the full report. john mccain said, thank you for seeing me. you did the right thing and i'm grateful. my first thought has to be for my country. in a private meeting on december 9 mccain gave comey the dossier, passing on the information steele provided the fbi earlier in the year. >>> ironic to me it is lindsey graham who referred christopher steele, who his best friend in the senate john mccain valued so much that he took that dossier and put it in the hands of jim comey. his one-time best buddy in the senate has referred christopher steele to -- for criminal charges. >> yeah, how extraordinary is that? the story of john mccain is what you would expect him to do. what you would expect a republican to do under these circumstances. among all the soul crushingly dissolutioning things we've seen the republicans do the last year, the decision to become complicit in discrediting law enforcement is among the most extraordinary things. i think republicans are going to regret this. >>> i do want to go back t

mccain made that same point earlier today. >> john mccain is a patriot and he tried to go after john mccain and say he wasn't even a legitimate prisoner. that was despicable. >> steve cohen, representative steve cohen of tennessee. we're continuing to follow the plunge in the markets until the closing bell. want to bring dominic back. it's more of a sell off than it was, 2.6%. you're a younger man than i am, you've seen 2.6%, you've seen 3%, you've seen 4%. does this concern you? >> it doesn't concern us. first of all, this is not to say it isn't an important move. the reason we're covering it the way we are, this is the most volatile we've seen it the last couple of years, certainly since the election of donald trump. the reason why so many folks are tuned in on this is because we haven't seen this kind of a move and is this the beginning of something broader. we know that today we got some pretty decent jobs data coming out. one of the reasons why people are a little bit fearful about what's happening is the jobs data was so good that wage inflation might be picking up that there i

chris coons, a democrat, john mccain obviously a republican, coming together to put forward even what senator coons says he understands would be just the base bill, possibly for the debate this is going to start next week. listen to what senator coons said about it this morning. >> it needs more border investment. it lays out a plan, a pathway toward securing control of the border by 2020, and i expect that in order for this to be embraced by republicans as the solution that will get us moving forward toward fully funding domestic and defense spending, we will need to add some border funding to it. >> so even he is admitting that it's far from perfect. i also, just as a side note, think it's interesting that john mccain, who hasn't been in washington yet this year, my understanding called chris coons last week and said, let's do this together in a bipartisan way. so he's working it on issues he cares about, which is a lot of issues, from home where he's getting treatment for cancer. >> it's fascinating. also remember that john mccain's position on immigration is different starkly from

my prize of the week goes to john mccain john mccain it out of the most desperate of all the desperate attempts to try to wash over this to try to discredit the memo he said there's only one person that benefits from this memo and we can say it in unison a lot of there proved to you when you were in the oval carthew prize of the week. those are probably going to be the last words that john mccain goes. away from one hundred you can and speaking of the american service if i think some the whole thing up very well this is from the american conservative former us presidential candidate patrick buchanan trump pater's in the press may be terrified that the memo may credibly demonstrate that the poor balls were right that the elite media have been had that they were exploited and used by the deep state that they let their detestation of trump so blind to reality that they've made fools of themselves and they credited with high don't belittle a major conspiracy to overthrow an elected president of the united states and despite all that came out to the last few days they deep state and private

john mccain is desperately ill and will probably not be facing the voters again. jeff flake is not facing the voters. where is a single republican who might actually run for re-election, who is saying, why are you attacking the fbi? not a single one. that's astonishing. >> i think you're right. and i think the question we ask is, what is the tipping point? is this the tipping point? would firing rod rosenstein be the tipping point? or would firing bob mueller -- everybody keeps waiting for a tipping point here. we never seem to reach it. >> if he did fire them, that would be the tipping point. >> this is a lot more we're following. we continue to see new and strong reactions. more breaking news. a new warning for the pentagon that north korea may be only months away from having the capability to strike united states with nuclear arms ballistic missiles. of seats. th the extraw they think it's theirs. look at them, they have no idea! it's not theirs. it's mine. mine. mine. mine. the new lexus rx 350l with three rows for seven passengers. are you excited about your

mccain john mccain it out of the most desperate of all the desperate attempts to try to or wash over this to try to discredit the memo he said there's only one person that benefits from this memo and we can say it in unison a lot of there proved to you when you were in the oval prize of the week. those are probably going to be the last words of john mccain goes. away from one hundred if you can and speaking of the american service if i think some the whole thing up very well this is from the american conservative former us presidential candidate patrick buchanan trump pater's in the press may be terrified that the memo may credibly demonstrate that the poor balls were right that the elite media have been had that they were exploited and used by the deep state that they let their detestation of trump so blind to reality that they've made fools of themselves and they credited with high don't belittle a major conspiracy to overthrow an elected president of the night it's and despite all that came out in the last few days that deep state and private miller and others they will not stop t

john mccain i know he is suffering were w. cancer a horrible thing. john mccain is coming back another bite of the apple. pushing huge amnesty. no border wall no. end to chain migration no. change to visa lottery. jeff flake very unpopular in your state retiring he is so unpopular another big pro-illegal immigrant senator. arizona is ground zero for illegal immigration. so many people i meet is how are these guys representing us? it's disunning to me. >> it's a lasting impression that jeff flake is going to give. sat thing with john mccain. the thing is this has been a problem for 20 or 30 years in washington. the immigration problem cannot be fixed. illegal alien problem cannot be fixed. until they start at the beginning and get rid of the criminals and secure our borders and come back over repeatedly. you can't fix daca and dreamers without having a hand on what's happening with all the criminals in our country. you have to get rid of them and protect americans. we need to come first. >> laura: mary ann, thank you so much for joining us. we will not

he is talking about john mccain and chris kuhn. >> i was struck by his comments. it's really not the democrats for the white house's problem on this issue, it's the republicans. the republican it party itself is split on the issue of immigration. at the very beginning of his appearance on your show, he didn't mention that. the other elements of the white house's proposal which have to do with illegal immigration restriction. that's where the differences among republicans. you have tom cotton on one hand who wants to limit chain migration, you have republicans in the center of the party like lindsey graham and john mccain who are less interested in that kind of policy proposal. that's where the divide is on this and i think the white house got over their skis and trying to get some of those elements tied together with a daca fix and border wall funding. if they had been a little narrower i think -- democrats really want to daca fix, republicans really want the wal wall. >> harris: it's not over yet but when you look at this bipartisan legislation and it doesn't eve

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president, john mccain is exactly the person the senate and the country needs in times like u this. when the disagreements seem to buy it and the instincts are to argue rather than to listen, this chamberwh into the country needs someone that is able to show us the way forward and lead us out of our stubborn and sometimes partisan like senator mccain. as the debate has progressed in the recent days, i've been reminded of something i heard senator mccain say late last year when he accepted from the constitution center in philadelphia at liberty memo. speaking about our country and the opportunity he has had here and i quote, what are privileg privileges, what a privilege it is to serve in this striving, beautiful, bountiful praise magnificent country with all of our flaws and mistakes, with all of the frailties of human nature as much on display as our virtues with all of the ring her and anger. we are living in the land of the free, the land where anything is possible. the land of the emigrants dream. the land where thery story past and was forgotten into an imagined future. what a

it's good to see john mccain's reasoned voice on immigration out there. you know, i think if any type of reasonableness comes over this house and senate, they'll realize that they do need to fund the military, and we can't fund the military if we're spending billions of dollars on a wall we don't need. so it becomes a choice. do you fund the military, or do you fund something that is actually not going to impact our national security because it's a political promise of this president? >> let me quickly also ask you about one other political situation, which is taking a look at the number of democrats trying to run in the primaries, in particular in california. and that could really disadvantage democrats because that's the so-called jungle primary, where if they divide up the vote, republicans could end up with the top slots. >> particularly you're looking at districts like congressman issa's district, which is where you're having eight or nine democrats get in that primary. given that only the top two in a general primary will go to the general election,

i think part of the reason. >> why john mccain? the man's in bad health right now. he may not make it back to the capitol. >> he realized that and he did not say him by name. >> everybody knows it was him. >> what is interesting about that obviously, he did that at a conference for republicans for conservatives. i think that comment alone reflects how much the conservative movement has moved from where it was to being the movement of donald trump. >> the roundtable sticking it with us. up next, we'll cap off this week's celebration of black history month. each member of this roundtable will tell us their hero in african history. you're watching "hardball." new york forward. we're the number one dairy and apple producers in the eastern united states supported by innovative packaging that extends the shelf life of foods and infrastructure upgrades that help us share our produce with the world. all across new york state, we're building the new new york. to grow your business with us in new york state, visit esd.ny.gov on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your

and a brief word about senator john mccain who is the gold standard for patriotism. he says that this report and these attacks on the fbi help russia and putin while they are attacking america. which they do and which the russians are. i think john mccain is one of the greatest americans that has lived in two different centuries. and i root for him to come out of his crisis. it moved me profoundly that while he is fighting for his life, he is also fighting for american democracy as recently as last night and i just want to tell you senator mccain, if you are watching this show, god bless you, god bless america, god bless everything you stand for. america, a grateful nation is rooting for you. and cheering for you to come back to washington because we need you now more than ever as a great crisis approaches. >> andre, you wanted to respond? >> i endorsed john mccain when he ran for president, but i don't think there is a problem when members of congress point out that in fact there is a possibility that someone used information that was paid for by political party to

mccain,ant to say john new hampshire's favorite son, we are pulling for you. to pennsylvania's 18th district. that by double digits. there will be the will be watching. host: congressman himes, what will you be watching? guest: [laughter] guest: it will be extended see. there is a lot in the question. i am gratified that lots of americans in rural places are standing up and saying i am not comfortable with this president and i am going to express that discomfort by going to the polls, showing up in march is. i am the democrat -- marches. democrat appear. but when the president -- in my first speech a republican stood president obama and city you live. when the president says you're not clapping for me -- a lot of people say that is not my country. it is a debate of ideas that we celebrate. we don't call our political opponents because they did not stand up and applaud for me traders. i think the president will suffer substantial setbacks as he should. host: durham, north korea. richard. independent. -- north carolina. richard. independent. caller: i would like

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instead, the democrats want to vote on a bipartisan plan backed by chris coons and john mccain. it would provide a path to citizenship for the dreamers, the illegal immigrants who came to the country at a young age, in exchange for border security. that would be parceled out over time. the other proposal that the democrats have stressed voting sponsoredlegislation by tom cotton that reflects the president's four-point immigration plan. the democrats would rather vote on the trump immigration proposal rather than the to me century cities proposal. >> both sides have shown their hands on this, in terms of what the republicans and democrats want. at the end of the week what are you hearing from people off the floor of what they think is accomplished? >> it is hard to say at this point. the two sides are at loggerheads. the key points of president trump's plan, to familythe waiting for relationships get for green cards and to substantially overhaul the diversity visa lottery program, those are not acceptable. that is going beyond the scope of the deferred action for childhood arriva

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mccain tweeted in defense of the fbi saying this wasn't appropriate, they should not be releasing this memo and trashing the fbi. i think it really has split this party, especially a lot of the old timers who have always been traditionally for law enforcement issues, to now go after a law enforcement agency as biased i think is really hard and painful to do. so i don't know that every republican is going to pick up the ball here and be in defense of president trump. i think we've seen that a lot of them are not. but you have enough of them beating this drum because they're clearly worried that this is something that the investigation, as paul was saying, could be damaging for the president, that there's something there. >> geoff bennett touched on this, paul, but lots of questions as to whether or not deputy attorney general rod rosenstein's job is on the line, lots of specification there. t -- speculation there. the president was asked about this yesterday. take a listen. >> you figure that one out. >> okay. so officially from the white house, they say there are no plans to fire rosen

it puts everything in the russia realm into this partisan lens that john mccain is arguing it should have been. >> you're talking about politics. and i think that it also bears highlighting, underscoring, putting on a billboard here that nobody is saying that this fisa process, which is all about obtaining a secret warrant to surveil an american citizen should not have very strict oversight, very strict scrutiny. and if there are problems with it, it should be uncovered and it should be corrected. the problem is the system here and the process through which they have to go. >> the republicans aren't focusing on that, right? if they wanted to talk about that, talk about the fisa process, talk about very specific instances of abuse, they could do that. that's not what they're doing. they are a part of what david and what everybody around this table is talking about, which is an effort to taint this bob mueller investigation. and as they're doing that, they're sort of pretending that they're not doing that, right? paul ryan is essentially like, yes, let's release this memo but also let

mccain too provided health to citizenship for the dreamers and in exchange for border security, $25 billion would be parsed out over time and the other proposals for legislation sponsored by senator chuck grassley that reflects the immigration plan that the democrats would rather vote on the trump immigration proposal rather than the sanctuary cities proposal. >> both sides have shown their hands on what they want and at the end of the week what are you hearing from people on what they think is able to be accomplished by the and? >> to change the waiting and two overhaul the diversity of the program those are not acceptable. that is going beyond the scope of the program that was rescinded in december and gave the deadline to do something with it. he's willing to entertain reforms limited to recipients and family members and he doesn't want to go further than that. he said if you want to broaden them, then they will want additional concessions that we need to bring up the 11 million living in the shadows. if they are going to push for the broad immigration reforms they need the path

others spoke up today as well including john mccain who's home in arizona receiving treatment for cancer. he wrote today, quote, the latest attacks on the fbi and the justice department serve no american interest. no parties, no presidents, only putin's. the american people deserve to know all of had facts surrounding the russians in order to subvert our democracy, which is why special counsel mueller's investigation must proceed unimpeded. if we continue to undermine our own rule of law, we are doing putin's job for him. with us tonight, long time republican strategist mike murphy, worked with john mccain and initial a number of gop candidates including but not limited mr. romney and jeb bush. what does it say to you the most telling comments from the republican side came from a guy who's not been in the game of late because he's in a battle of his life. >> john mccain, i applaud what he's saying. and i hear similar things from other senators in congress on the republican side, but i hear them privately. i think more people have to speak up about this. politics is not declaring war on o

senator john mccain of arizona has released. his idea of what immigration come right out to look like. his bill, which was crafted with democratic senator of chris of delhibi where, would provide amnesty for millions of illegal immigration's, with no concessions. an absurd idea that no one takes seriously, including the white house, which dismissed it out of hands.er where are we?te where are we going? executive director of the national immigration firm joins us tonight. i think it's a pretty baffling position that the left is in right now. trump has basically said, i will give you 3 million new democratic voters, and all you have to do is build a wall, would you say doesn't work anyway, sos what's wrong with that? >> i would ask the same question. the president turned down deals over the past month that offered exactly that. let's take a step back. i think the president deserves credit t for putting his cars on the table. senator mccain has done it today and we have multiple bills in multiple states of motion. the president can

i agree completely with john mccain. it was john mccain who said trying to undermine the fbi and the department of justice is really not in the best interest of the america and frankly, it's doing putin's work. we ought to be trying to focus on an investigation in a professional level by bob mueller and not trying to find a way to obstruct justice or to absolve this president from any responsibility he has. >> i want you to take a listen to what the house intelligence committee devin nunes said about the allegations laid out in the memo of fisa abuse. take a listen. >> i think the american people understand that the fbi should not go to secret courts using information that was paid for by the democrats to open up investigations and get warrants on people of the other political party. that's the type of stuff that happens in banana republics. >> the judge was told the information from the steele dossier was funded by a political source but it was not specifically paid for by the democratic national committee and the clint

republican senator john mccain and democrat chris coons unveiled their plan today. it addresses democratic demands for a daca fix and republican calls for more border security. mccain tweeting just a few moments ago saying the bill, quote, can serve as an important starting point towards reaching a bipartisan immigration compromise so we can end the gridlock and move on to completing a budget agreement that fully funds the military. >> here's a catch, though. the white house is not happy about it. it offers dreamers who have been in the country since 2013 a path to citizenship. that would mean more than the 1.8 million immigrants that the president supports legalizing. that's what they don't like. while the bill bolsters border security with a $110 million grant for five years, it doesn't contain any funding for the president's proposed wall. >> and that is so important. across the board, people would agree with you, we need more border security. but a wall doesn't make sense. again, third century solution to a 21st century problem. it also does not address family b

so for repeatedly the president to not only attack john mccain but to have legal immigrants booed on stage, to continue to be this person who i don't understand how republicans can defend, that will play more than anything else in whether or not there's excitement to come out in 2018. >> connell: did you have a problem with that? it place well to the base to some extent, what about the idea of attacking the heroism of john mccain? >> i think some of the rhetoric is troubling. i think most republicans, the broad majority of republicans have made their peace with the fact that the policy, on the policy they agree with what the president has done. you can take issue with that. here's the thing. judges, taxes, regulatory reform, on a whole number of different issues, republicans are really quite pleased with what the president's done. i think a lot of republicans have split in their mind the character issues with the l policy issues. >> that should be more than troubling. i have to say, this is a president who a month before the election people like paul ryan said he's uniquely unqualifi

its sponsor of john mccain of arizona and democrat chris kuhn of delaware. it ofshs offers a path to citizenship for the dreamers but doesn't include a funding for the wall on the southern border. all this as the deadline is looming for a short term spending bill. congress must pass that by thursday in order to avoid another government shutdown. president trump tweeting any deal for a money without a border wall is a non-starter saying any deal on daca that does not include strong border security and the desperately needed wall is a total waste of time. march 5th is rapidly approaching and the dems seem not to care about daca. make a deal. a former obama campaign consultant joins us and a fox news contributor also. lisa, the president is saying make a deal. how do they make a deal if there is no border wall in it? >> exactly. look, i don't think the democrats are negotiating in good faith here. president trump laid out a very middle of the road plan that really got a lot of conservatives on the right upset with him giving a pathway to citizenship to 1.8 mill

. >> your former boss, senator john mccain, has a statement out. this is notable. the latest attacks serve no american interests, no parties, no presidents, only poounlt's. the american people deserve to know all of the facts surrounding russia's ongoing efforts to subvert your democrats, which is why mueller's investigation must proceed unimpeded. we are doing putin's job for him. the senator, obviously, is not well. who in the senate right now in congress is holding his flame? >> nobody. the most depressing thing of -- john mccain is someone -- listen, sometimes this cuts against the people i work for. john mccain was the loudest voice when i work for george bush criticizing the wars in iraq and afghanistan. he was on the right side of a lot of national security questions and he's always been on the right side of the russia question. and it's galling that the only republican who came out against the memo's release before it was released john. >> where was flake? >> i never heard from him. >> or corker? >> i arrive heard from any one of them. to think that mccain

for years my colleagues on the senate armed services committee led by chairman john mccain have spoken out about these damaging cuts. in the face of continuing and emerging threats, these cuts have left us unable to realize the potential of our missile defense capabilities. they whittled down our convention forces, laying an undue burden on foreign deployed personnel and their families. and they shrunk our fleet to its lowest ship count in nearly three decades. we have not asked our men and women to do less for our country. we just forced them to make do with less than they need. this agreement changes that. in addition, this bill will provide for our returning heroes. too often >> too often overfunded bureaucracies failed to care our veterans deserve.r veterans the trunk administration and congress with chairman isaacson madeor important progress over the past year. this agreement will expand. also bolster the ongoing national struggle with opioid addiction and substance abuse. it will find prevention programs and law-enforcement efforts all across our country. it also provides fundin

john mccain is battling cancer. he's very ill. the president just can't help but kind of tease him and criticize him in front of a crowd. >> he did cast a vote the president didn't like. policy is fair game. was it the idea he shouldn't in a public crowd just because he should have the empathy to know? is that the line? >> well, i think he likes a crowd, and he probably knew what he was going to get. some of that is on the crowd as well. yeah, look, if you start with criticizing someone over their p.o.w. time, then the chances it's getting better are not great. >> excellent point. we'll close there. than thanks for joining us. wolf starts after a quick break. how do you chase what you love with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis? do what i did. ask your doctor about humira. it's proven to help relieve pain and protect joints from further irreversible damage in many adults. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira has been clinically studied for ov

that from john mccain. this is your fellow republican in the senate. raising these concerns. do you agree that this memo release, the sowing of division assisted russia in undermining democracy. >> let me say throughout this whole process, i think for russia, it's been heads, i win, tails, you lose, because throughout the process, the russians would like to damage a president clinton and/or damage president trump. >> but the intelligence committee established that already. now we're talking about the memo and john mccain himself, and there are others in republican leadership who say the release of this memo assists in sowing divisions which is exactly what russia wants and that russia might be enjoying this show right now. >> well, you know, first of all, the memo deals with the process within the fisa court. and i don't think it has to be that way. first of all, as members of congress on the intelligence committee, it is in our mission statement that we're to have oversight. >> but what do you mean? what do you believe the memo achieves? what does it display about the proces

he was attacking john mccain for one of the most principled moments of his career. but to hear lock her up still is shocking to me. >> lock her up, and desecrating john mccain particularly not only an american hero at the condition he's in. it shows you that we're at a very low point in terms of the presidency. and -- but you've got to understand the nature of the person you're dealing with. this was, again, a guy who hustled real estate. we keep talking about him like he was this credible businessman. he was not there. he is what he was. >> wise words from the rev. we'll have to end on them. thanks to jennifer, jonathan, and the rev. that does it for our hour. i'll see you back here monday for deadline white house at 4:00 p.m. >>> gates to open, let's play hardball. good evening i'm chris matthews in wab where there's been a big development today in robert mueller's voftion. in a plea deal, another former trump campaign official has agreed to cooperate with the mueller team. rick gates served as the deputy chairman of the trump presidential campaign. he also worked

he was attacking john mccain for one of the most principled moments of his career. but to hear lock her up is shocking to me. >> and lock her up and desecrated john mccain, particularly in an american hero at the condition he's in, it shows you that we are at a very low point in terms of the presidency. and you've got to understand the nature of the person you're dealing with. this was again a guy who hustled real estate. we keep talking about him like he was this credible business man. he was not -- he is what he was. >> wise words from the rev. we have to end on that. thanks to you. that does it for our hour. i'm nicolle wallace, "mtp daily" starts right now. >> more breaking news. we love it. good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington and welcome to "mtp daily." we have a lot to get to tonight on the the president and guns. but we begin with some of the breaking news. the trump former campaign chief paul manafort if he wasn't in serious trouble before, he is now. today the top deputy rick gates pled guilty to conspiracy and lying and now cooperating with rob

what's going on with john mccain? >> i can't figure that out. that's got to be the most of disconnected comment i have seen related to this issue. this isn't about the russians. this isn't about the russians. it's about whether officials at the top dove to the bottom of ethical behavior. and if they did, they should be held accountable. i want to make a point i don't hear enough. i heard people say so what if they get all this information on its citizens. google has information on me. but google can't arrest me, break my door down, put me in handcuffs and send me to prison for the rest of my life. our government can. that's why our founders have the fourth amendment to protect us from our own government. judge jeanine: going into the most of secret courts, using lies and repeatedly going back for more extensions on the surveillance. it doesn't seem to be working. >> well, it not only doesn't seem to be work, it does seem to constitute a violation to the point if anything should come out, and you are the judge, you can perhaps cans this better th

the statement from john mccain is frankly scathing. the latest attacks against the fbi and department of justice serve no american interests, no parties, no presidents, only putin's. he goes on, the american people deserve to know all the facts surrounding russia's ongoing efforts to subvert our democracy, which is why special counsel mueller's investigation must proceed unimpeded. he concludes, our nation's elected officials, including the president, must stop looking at this investigation through the lens of politics and manufacturing political side shows. if we continue to undermine our own rule of law, we are doing putin's job for him. yet for all the sound and fury surrounding this memo, for all the distrust it sows of institutions and officials that were formerly held in high esteem, others argue that the bottom line is just how little substance there really is. james comey tweeted, that's it? dishonest and misleading memo wrecked the house intel committee, destroyed trust with intelligence community, damaged relationship with fi

you are john mccain coming out with a bill saying no wall, just do daca. john, the reason you are not president is because you didn't want border security. the reason donald trump is president is because he pushed it. i think we have already had an offer of what john mccain offered and put forth. people have soundly rejected it. it nearly destroyed the political careers of the gang of 8. the last thing we need it is to bring up that dead horse again and ride it across the goal line. it's not going anywhere. >> martha: governor, thank you. good to see you tonight. >> thanks, martha. >> martha: still ahead, did you look at the dow today? a tough day on wall street. we will have the political ramifications of this and the financial side coming up. also tonight, jim and evelyn's lives changed when they lost their son tim to frat house hazing. it's exactly one year since that horrible day. they say their pain is only getting worse. tonight they are here with a message for every student and every parent. it's too late for tim, but it is not too late for you. ♪