speaker paul ryan: i do. maria: the story line i'm hearing, we are working on one thing and all after sudden the president tweets something and the media focus changes. speaker paul ryan: we tell our members to forget about the white noise, what they are hearing on tv, no offense. i think the president put a sincere, serious offer on the table. it was something that encapsulate those four pillars he talks about. the senate is getting started on this. we'll get started having those considerations with our members. we'll work on it ourselves. but if we stick with the outline the president talked about we can get a good deal. maria: more "wall street" after this. jackie: as an 18 year old, i let my mistakes kind of take over my life. i was point-five credits away from completing high school and i didn't do it. angela: i got pregnant and i was the main one working so, i did what i had to do to survive. jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí. karim: most of my family they never graduated high school or ev

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michael steel, when did paul ryan and nunez become so concerned. they insisted it be rethords with no changes and they are afraid of unmasking and all of the threats to civil liberties they are in. your thoughts? >> this all changed when donald trump became president. it was under investigation by the fbi. this is not about the civil liberties of the united states. the people of the united states. this is about protecting the civil liberties of one man. that's president trump. so let's call it what it is. this is not -- this memo was not about congressional oversight. it was anything but congressional oversight because consider this. the congressional oversight should have been taking place back in september, october, november, december of last year. all of these were being executed in 2016 and 201. the fact of the matter is is the congressional oversight was lacking here. and even trey gowdy acknowledged that he's the one who read the underlying documents so the overarching effort with this memo to weaken the mueller investigation was a missed opp

paul ryan called me the other day. i don't know if i'm supposed to say this, but i will say that he said to me, he has never, ever seen the republican party so united, so much in like with each other, but literally the word united was the word he used. it's most united he's ever seen the party. and i see it too. i have so many friends in this group. and there is a great coming together. that i don't think either party has seen for many, many years so -- right? yes, that's good. i was hoping he wouldn't deny that, but -- he did, he called me. i thought it was very nice. thank you, paul, very much. every day, we're removing government burdens and empowering our citizens to follow their hearts and to live out their dreams. the priorities of republicans in congress are the priorities of the american people. we believe in strong families. and we believe in strong borders. we believe in the rule of law. and we support the men and women of law enforcement. [ applause ] we believe every american has the right to grow up in a s

i'm sorry, but this is on paul ryan. and paul ryan is the speaker of the house. paul ryan is the one who heads the republicans in the house who are supposed to know how to whip a vote. and he has issues with his freedom caucus because now we have a group of republicans who all of a sudden are concerned with the deficit. where were they when they just passed a humongous tax bill that increased the deficit by $1.5 trillion? and now, they're talking about principles in terms of being deficit hawks? i'm sorry. but the hypocrisy is immense. i think that daca is still front and center. i commend nancy pelosi for making that front and center. and for making the same point that chuck schumer did in the senate, which is, if we're going to do this, if you're going to put us in a position where we're going to have to give you the votes to open the government back up, which was the case with the senate last time they had a little bit of leverage because republicans knew they needed democrats to reach the 60-vote threshold. the republicans in the house have never approached d

paul ryan's judgment on this. but paul ryan, there is no doubt about it, he has put himself out there on this. and, you know, maybe he's grown closer to the president. >> does he believe what he's saying there? >> i have to assume he is. >> history is not going to be kind to paul ryan. paul ryan has sent signals he's going to retire. he'll be remembered very badly for this. because what's at issue here is whether when a foreign adversaries interfere with our elections, are we capable to think about protecting our elections first. that's what putting america first means. and paul ryan should understand that. and this memo business is an attempt to obscure what's really going on. you don't need the carter page investigation to have a predicate for the fbi to undertake a counter intelligence investigation of the trump campaign. you have the papadopoulos story. >> by the way, carter page had been converting with russians for years. to be linked to return agents. the purpose of the sarah sanders tweet saying critical f

know you're misunderstanding what paul ryan said paul ryan said he would bring president trump's immigration bill to the floor that doesn't mean she is getting what she wanted what she wanted what a lot of progress is want to was a clean doc a bill or some that really was ninety percent pro democrats have percent for republican paul ryan is saying they're saying he's going to bring the floor of the bill to a bill to the floor that's going to end chain migration that's really what paul ryan was saying no and was saying that a very nice way he said he was going to bring a resolution for daca to the floor and that would be voted on and signed by that. rather than just from getting. right i guess you can say and president trump said that he supported resolution four doco for dreamers so i mean i guess you can play semantics or suggest that he's playing semantics with it but if you take him at face value with what he said then again like i said she got what she wanted unless you think that somehow he was. tiptoeing around his words to mislead her and the american people in the media that he was t

we expect paul ryan will be take something questions. we will come back to that live the second it happens. >>> and we're also going to talk about the white house and the claims of a payoff from the president's long time lawyer just a few weeks before the 2016 election. what michael cohen is now telling nbc. you don't want to miss that, after the break. >>> if you're heard about this, president trump's long time lawyer admitting he paid big money to a porn star who reportedly said she add sexual encounter with the president when he was married years ago. michael cohen first said to "the new york times" that $130,000 came out of his own pocket. so he never denied the payment. but this is the first time cohen says it was his own money he gave to stormy daniels. whose real name by the way, is stephanie clifford. here is what cohen says. neither the trump organization or trump campaign was party to the transaction with ms. clifford and neither reimbursed me for the payment. either directly or indirectly. it was lawful and not a campaign cont

jason, i want to start with paul ryan. yesterday, he was talking about why he thinks the memo should be released. take a listen. >> if mistakes were made and if individuals did something wrong, then it is our job as legislative branch of government to conduct oversight over the executive branch if abuses were made. >> for sure. if that were the case, why not release all of it. why just a short memo. why not the democrat's version. >> right, why not the democrat's version. why not the underlying documents that you used? if you're really concerned about oversight, how about put everything out there? that's because paul ryan's a liar. most of the republicans are liars when it comes to this. they didn't have these concerns with hillary clinton. >> politicians are liars. >> yes. >> i'm not saying paul ryan is a truth teller but he's in good company. politicians tell lies. ron, when you look at this, do you believe republicans actually agree that the memo should be released? most republicans, they're not going to go down with do

. >>> also on capitol hill, we're expecting to hear from house speaker paul ryan any minute. he'll be at the podium after days of pressure for congress to do something on gun violence. the ball seems to be in the sfaet's court. your status update is next. >>> one day before students at stoneman douglas high school, we're hearing back from the sheriff's deputy that's being slammed for not taking out the killer. his lawyer says those statements are untrue. >>> i want to start with kristen welker. hope hicks talking with congress behind closed doors. it's important to have the context here, hick's inner sicker when it comes to the president. >> that's right. she is communications director, but she's also the former director of strategic communication. she served as then candidate trump's press secretaryism she worked for the trump organization, she's close with ivanka trump and worked with her as well. this is something u someone who is not only a close aid by a confidante to president trump and to his family. she is someone who is in the inner inner circle. now in terms of what

the target really is paul ryan. >> if the target is paul ryan, i know earlier this week you and representative upton sent a letter on behalf of the problem solvers caucus asking speaker ryan to commit to open negotiation here. have you heard anything from the speaker or from his office? >> we haven't directly in response to the letter, but i spoke to the speaker. bottom line, the position he's taking is backing away from having the house be the one that works its will. with fred upton and i, about 50 of our colleagues, half republicans, half democrats said, look, let's have a debate, put the goodlatte bill on the floor. i think it's a terrible bill, but we can vote on it. put the aguillar-hurd bill on the floor, hold each one of us accountable. it would only be a bill passed by the majority of the house that would go to the president. and the president would be free to exercise his authority to sign or reject it. >> just remind me again, why do you think we're in this position? why do you think -- i want to hear in your words why you think the speaker is reluctant to have that open negotiation

they're already raising red flags to speaker of the house paul ryan. then you have the other side of the coin. you've heard there house minority leader nancy pelosi speaking to this, saying we're not going to go for this deal because it doesn't address daca. you have this really divide where speaker of the house paul ryan potentially needs to get this passed through and he's facing problems among house conservatives and house democrats. so certainly he's going to need to corral some support from democrats to get this passed through. at this point, very unclear how he does that. first, a little bit of review. what exactly is in this senate deal that just got announced on the senate floor? a big two-year bipartisan budget deal. it would fund the government until the next month. it would boost military and nondefense spending for the next two years. this is something that makes both republicans and some democrats happy. it raises the debt ceiling. that was a big problem looming that needed to be addressed by next month. it gives more than $80 billion in d

house speaker paul ryan is it here we'll take you live. >> our first thoughts are with the families those who are lost. we know at least five people are fighting for their lives and we need to pray for each one of those people fighting for their lives. we thank god for law enforcement and heros in the school. i want to offer this. there are a lot of worry t

paul ryan was just speaking. let's listen to what he said about daca. >> i mean, i would have gone to the bathroom well before then. i have to tell you. so, you know, impressive. first, we want a daca solution. guess what? in order to shift our focus and get on to the next priority, which is a daca solution, we have to get this budget agreement done so we can focus on this. i said it once, and i'll say it again, we will bring a resolution to the floor. as far as the senate is concerned, first, i think it is important to see what they -- if they can produce a bill and what they can produce. our system works different than their system. the leader would say the same thing. so, i can't speak to what our rule is going to look like. i can say that we're going to bring a daca solution to the floor because we want to solve this problem. phil? >> [ inaudible question ]. would house budget chairman paul ryan have soupported this bill? >> i did murray/ryan. i did the first one. why? i didn't want the sequester to hit the m

td ameritrade. >>> house speaker paul ryan's office tells nbc news tonight that paul ryan sports releasing the democrat 10-page memo in rebuttal to the republican memo. that is something that nunes agreed to monday in the many meeting that they agreed to release the memo. that script in that one-hour session shows democrats asking all the questions while republicans sat back with nothing support i'ive to say ot than voting for the release of the republican memo. senator quickgley played a key role in that, including asking about be the white house's assistance in the memo. it pointed out what an extraordinary violation of the committee's norms they were witnessing. many found it sad to go through this experience in a committee that has been bipartisan and cooperative. it was sad and shocking and you can feel that sadness coming right alive out of the pages of that transcript. congressman quigley put it this way during the meeting. i respect you all. i don't respect this process of what you are doing. and i'm from chicago and you know the reputation i have lived with most of my life working

paul ryan is taking questions now. let's listen. >> we obviously think the senate should take our whole bill. if the senate cannot do that, we'll discuss and cross that bridge when we get to it. yeah. patrick called me early that morning, patrick mchenry who represents the district that the graham family lives in. i called mitch mcconnell and we got together and decided this is obviously something we should do. and we turned that decision around. the president called me as well that morning. so between mitch, the president and myself and patrick mchenry, we made that decision very quickly. ellen. [ inaudible question ] >> that's like six questions in one there. okay. let me see if i can get -- first of all, i'm not going to micromanage this. second of all, i'm not exactly sure what pat and joe are doing in their bill, so i can't specifically comment on that. that's a senate bill. but we do know that there are gaps in the background checks system that need to be plugged. we passed a bill to do that and we think that sho

either paul ryan has to go or paul ryan has to let actual gun control legislation onto the floor. it doesn't happen any other way because he controls the agenda. he won't allow some sane democratic gun control legislation on the floor so who is the problem here? paul ryan. who is the problem? republican party. everyone needs to accept that. if you want gun control legislation, they have to go. >> i'll just ask you one more question about that. you've got five kids who went to that school coming out saying they're going to start a day of action and make this an election issue. do you expect -- >> god bless them. >> you hear their optimism in the wake of this unspeakable tragedy. how do you make this more of an election issue than it is? >> these young men and women are doing more than any politician has done in the last ten years by humanizing this situation and what we have to do is really turn this into actual electoral wins, elect democrats and republicans that are actually going to be for sane gun control legislation, but let's remember where the focus is. nothing happens as we

paul ryan is -- you can connect a straight line between paul ryan's budget, which was premised on the idea that we are spending out of control, we are burdening our children, grandchildren, we need to cut spending, we need to make real cuts to entitlement, security, you can draw lines between paul ryan saying that and paul ryan being the speaker of the house now. that's what rose him to natural prominence, won him kudos among conservatives. it shows the fact that this is 100% donald trump's party. donald trump doesn't care about debt and deficit. he never has. he said i'm the king of debt, i love debt. when he wins, he conducts a hostile takeover of the republican party in the 2016 election, and they have capitulated to him. rand paul is the conscience of 2010, 2011, 2012 republicans saying wait a minute, mitch mcconnell could have given essentially the speech that rand paul is giving or paul ryan has given, which is saying we're spending well beyond our means, why are we doing this? look at these things we're spending on. and frankly, paul ryan may have given a similar speech at some

we're this close away and paul ryan, this is your moment. >> ryan says he'll do what will pass the president. he'll do a bill that the president will sign. >> no one knows including the president what he's going to sign. >> paul ryan is the speaker of the house. >> president trump wants cuts to family based legal immigration which will not pass the senate. >> president trump doesn't care about policy. >> the greatest deliberative body. >> i don't understand the speaker's optimism and reassurances about the dreamers will be fine. i don't see how that stacks up to reality where republicans have opposed anything to do with -- >> we had a good bill five years ago. they wouldn't vote on it. president trump said earlier this week a shutdown would be worth it. if he doesn't get what he wants on immigration. watch. he wants the shutdown, according to this. >> if we don't change the legislation, if we don't get rid of these loopholes where killers are allowed to come into our country and continue to kill, if we don't change it, let's have a shutdown. we'll do a shutdown. it's worth it for our country

they sat with paul ryan and they begged him. they begged him not to put classified information involving the surveillance courts into the hands of devin nunes. what did he say? no. pound sand. then they trekked over to the house committee and said, just let us brief the members of the house intel committee before they take a vote that would put sensitive classified information in the hands of the public and our enemies, more importantly. what did they say? no, you can't make our voters smarter, we're going to vote dumb. that's a fantasy. >> and it's sad. it's come to this. i mean, let's have that conversation. it's come to this, right? >> a year ago, last year he fired comey on his own without any sort of support from the hill. and the hill let it go. and now they are actively working to coordinate this undermining of the democracy from the hill with the speaker of the house as well as chair -- chairman nunes. it is no longer a case of when is the republican leadership going to stand up. they are now in cahoots with them. this i

we will see how house speaker paul ryan will say about this. he will be at that podium live in the next few minutes. we'll bring you that the second it happens. but we want to start with these reports from wall street to the white house and beyond. we have cnbc markets reporter dominick chu beginning here. dom, we spoke yesterday about the markets. it's been a wild ride in the first 31 minutes of trading. what's going on? >> we did. it was a bad situation yesterday but even this morning the dow opened up down another 500 plus points. you're seeing a positive s&p. markets overall have turned higher after that big selloff over the last few days prompted some people to say maybe this has gone too far to the down side too quickly. we spoke about what's been driving the action here. concerns about interest rates, concerns about what's going to happen politically going forward, the looming possible government shutdown, a debt ceiling debate. all of those things factoring into the market discussion but as markets have fallen the way that they have, it

>> right. >> robert mercer hates paul ryan. breitbart has ak thatt attacked mcconnell. >> he has to reflect the views of his conference, i guess. i don't know. i think the republicans in the house, honestly, are helpless. the democrats are the way the democrats are. republican senators are the thing i'd focus on. will mainstream republican senators, six-year terms, under less pressure than the house members, a little more stature, will the john cornyns of the world say, wait a second, this party is now going into fever swamps and we want -- people should step back. i think they're the people to focus on. >> you were asking earlier, why will devin nunes not present richard burr, his counterpart at senate intelligence, with this information, and he hasn't provided a good answer. it may be the house republicans don't think they're going to get the same level of support in the senate that they're getting with house republicans. >> it will be interesting to see. burr is another one. what they'll say the next day or two or three afte

we're looking ahead stay with us for paul ryan. maria: welcome back the gop spending plan has many conservatives complaining about the lack of fiscal restraints and debt management house speaker paul ryan defended his moves to support the military and discussed the budget explod ing entitlement after the midterm elections in this exclusive interview. watch. >> we're really focused on getting the military their budget because they need a budget they can plan for, we've had the four structures for the last eight years and the discretionary budget that we have now is still lower than the budget that we had put in place in 2011 that we passed so if you go back to the bca, action was budget shared then but the discretionary spending we have today is lower than levels we were envisioning back in 2011 and the other point i'd make is the sequester no one intended the sequester so kick inlet alone do what it did to the military so we want to rebuild our military and we did a few things since those days. we've put in about $250 billion of pe

>> well, clearly paul ryan is right. i think that's pretty much how any sane person in the country looks at this situation. the president i think -- it would -- look, it wouldn't just benefit him. it benefits the country and benefits victims. it's an important moment for him to take drk you can say take advantage of and say, hey, look, this is wrong. this -- this should not be tolerated anywhere, not just in the white house but in any job anywhere in this country. someone should not be doing something like this. not just because it's violence against a partner, but also it makes whatever that employee is incredibly vulnerable to blackmail to any kind of nefarious incident because someone knows of his past and they can use it as a leverage against them. the president should come out and say clearly this is wrong, i won't tolerate it. the information did not get to me or you know the information was not available to me. i mean, i think that's the part we don't know. we don't know who knew it. we don't know why it never got

you heard paul ryan say this is about transparency in the public's interest. wouldn't that involve releasing more than one partisan document which the fbi director said omits key facts? >> at the very least, it would involve releasing the other partisan document. that would be true sort of tran perron si if y -- transparency. what you see the house speaker is clear. he has a rationale for himself so he can wake up so he's not doing the political bidding for president trump here. >> but he is? >> the way devin nunes is. this entire episode is clearly about president trump either to discredit the mueller investigation in any way he can, either to prove his year-long point that this is a witch hunt, that this is a hoax, and he feels that in this nunes memo he's going to have some ammunition for that. so, that means paul ryan is clearly aiding and abetting the president's political goal here. but you hear he's coming up with a different rationale. >> didn't paul ryan very goal here. >> and that's not the business we're in. that's a little rich, is it not, when the

speaker paul ryan who i think takes his job seriously. who reviewed this and said we need to get this out there. i think that really speaks for something. >> all right. lots more to discuss. coming up here on the show more on the memo and why the president hopes that it may discredit the russia investigation. we'll continue that discussion plus the special counsel probe, why one witness may be raising questions about one of -- did one of mr. trump's most trusted advisers if that person was trying to obstruct justice. we'll be back. i'm your phone, stuck down here between your seat and your console, playing a little hide-n-seek. cold... warmer... warmer... ah boiling. jackpot. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, you could be picking up these charges yourself. so get allstate, where agents help keep you protected from mayhem... ...like me. mayhem is everywhere. are you in good hands? when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect bus

thank you very much. >> paul ryan wrapping up his speech. we're going to sort of do a little discussion about what we just heard. i will say i was surprised we didn't hear anything about the chief of staff john kelly when it comes to -- we didn't, right? just want to make sure i didn't miss it. and the fact that he emotionally abused his two ex-wives. that aside, let's talk first about what we heard the speaker saying. david, as you listened to this about getting to a budget deal, what really stuck out to you? >> well, what was very interesting is that even though speaker ryan has said earlier today and other republicans are are saying they believe they have votes, it doesn't appear to us, i think from listening to this multi-pronged appeal here, that they literally have counted 218 votes. you heard liz cheney, the daughter of the former defense secretary, and a congresswoman from wyoming making a direct appeal to the freedom caucus that this needs their support. you heard a combat vet, an air force pilot talking about training, and republic

paul ryan wants to take this issue up. he's not going to move anything in the chamber unless it has the support of president trump. that's where the divide happens. democrats have no trust in the president related to this. two of the four pillar ins the proposal they are opposed to. that's why we're here now. trats are in the minority in the house and senate. particularly in the house. there's limited to no leverage at all to get anything they want. these moments must pass bills where democrats voted are needed to move things forward. those are the moments of leverage. democrats have been holding out for that more extensive commitment. the real question is given the fact that a number of democrats, dozens. want to vote for the deal are support i of the budget deal. will they be willing thoeld their votes off and force this issue? frankly make the shut down that could be a couple hours last a lot longer. the answer to that question, we'll wait ask see. >> phil, standby. i want to take a live look at the senate floor. to see

paul ryan is facing growing criticism over the idea that he enables trump over memo gate. and we have advice coming from, guess who? joe biden. >>> we begin with our top story, two investigations in bob mueller's probe, steve bannon will meet with mueller, he was originally scheduled to meet before the grand jury. this is the first time that mueller ever used a subpoena like that on a trump -- my colleague, rachel maddow has shown that bannon apparently is getting different treatment than other witnesses. >> there is something strange and interesting going on about steve bannon, he's being treated differently by the special counsel's office, compared to other campaign administration officials. he's been treated differently by the republican leadership of your committee, and he is being treated different by the white house. >> is that true? and i'm going to ask a congresswoman in a moment. >>> the other big development in the russia probe is that trump lawyers are now walking back that famous televised promise to do that bob mueller interview. his lawyers are afraid he coul

house speaking paul ryan yesterday said he does not view the memo having a broad impact. >> let me tell you what this memo is and what this memo is not. what this memo is congress doing its job in congress doing its job in conducting legitimate oversight over a unique law fisa. fisa involves american civil liberties. if american civil liberties he were abused, then that needs to come to light so that that doesn't happen again. what this is not is an indictment on our institutions, of our justice systems. this the memo is not an indictment of the fbi, of the department of justice. it does not impugn the mueller investigation or the deputy attorney general. people should not be drawing lines or implicating independent issues. this does not implicate the mueller investigation. this does not implicate the -- this is about us holding the system accountable. >> so you heard that from paul ryan. but there's reporting from "the washington post" and axias of concern within the trump administration that the memo is not as compelling as some congressional republicans have made it out to be. take a

yesterday speaker paul ryan said he had confidence in rod rosenstein. today the president said, i'll let you figure that out. what do you think this means for rod rosenstein? >> right. i'm not the one to define the comments of the president because it could change six more times by the time we get off the air. but, look. it's not a shock to think that rod is drawing fire from both the left and right. i know the guy pret pretty well. i know he's a pretty professional, objective person. i suspect there are still fair questions to ask, but i think i know the answers when it comes to rod's motivation and confidence. but he can be the most confident squeaky clean guy to ever set foot in washington. that doesn't mean he gets to hold onto his job. >> dana: that's right. shefrbs at the pleasure of the president. either he will decide that the pressure is so much, he would resign, or the president would fire him, or nothing could happen and he could remain in his job. we don't know. we'll have to wait and see. >> makes sense. >> dana: i'm glad you thought so. ja

interesting comments there my thanks from house speaker paul ryan. president trump is feeling vindicated after the indictment of 13 russian nationals and three russian companies is he right? our panel is up next weighing in as we look ahead now on sunday morning futures. (whispering) with the capital one venture card, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. not just airline purchases. think about all the double miles you could be earning. (yelling) holy moly, that's a lot of miles! shh-h-h-h! ( ♪ ) shh! what's in your wallet? man: shh-h-h! and made it liberating. shh! we took safe, and made it daring. we took intelligent, and made it utterly irresistible. we took the most advanced e-class ever, and made the most exciting e-class ever. the 2018 e-class coupe and sedan. lease the e300 sedan for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. maria: welcome back. president trump is saying he's vindicated after robert mueller 's probe led to the indictment of 13 russian nationals and three r

because paul ryan, other republicans have raised concerns. they have said, yeah, it's not about the special counsel, it really is about fisa surveillance and this program put in place to basically protect americans here. do they have legitimate concerns that could potentially be addressed by this memo? no, nick's mike is not working again. nick, we will come back to you, i swear. live television, guys. again, yamiche and shawna here to save the day. >> the ones without the law degrees. >> talk through a little bit the idea there could be legitimate concerns addressed in this. >> well, the issue is, of course, that as i said, the house intelligence committee has an oversight rule. that's great. the problem that was also explained to me by another lawyer was if it's a four-page memo, which we were told it is. there's a situation where a lot of people haven't read the underlying information for that memo. fisa warrants or all the information going into to get a fisa warrant is 50, 60, 70 pages. it goes to a judge, a judge has to review that. it

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that's the silence from mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. ryan talked about what's presidential and what isn't when obama was in there. once again, another moment that screamed for their leadership missed. >> david, a.b., appreciate it. thank you both. >>> the immigration debate taking off in the senate today. can lawmakers get a deal done for dreamers? a congressman at the center of the negotiations joins us next. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. going somewhere? whoooo. here's some advice. tripadvisor now searches more... ...than 200 booking sites - to find the hotel you want and save you up to 30%. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. mom'#stuffynosecold #nosleep #mouthbreather just put on a breathe right strip it instantly opens your nose... up to 38% more than cold medicine alone go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. >>> the trump white house has said a lot in defense of former white house aide rob

paul ryan is isolated in that he doesn't agree on that. he should come around and get all four of them -- >> neil: i thought he was -- i thought he was going to promise a vote on this and you don't believe that? >> no. if he does promise a vote on the dream act, paul ryan, i think you'd see bipartisan support over 300 members in the house voting for it. >> neil: all right. do you think this is worth whatever your thoughts on this shutting down the government? >> well, i think it can -- we have to consider the deficit as well. this spending, additional $500 billion, blowing the caps right after a $2 trillion tax cut, you have to step back and look at what that does to our economy as well. put that into focus, try to compromise where you can. one of the issues we want is the same deal the senate got. i can't understand why paul ryan can't make that assurance. i think you'll see widespread support. >> neil: his office has said they made the commitment. >> if that's the truth, you're breaking news to me. >> neil: no, no, sir, i don't know. i d

paul ryan is celebrating this victory for the gop. quote, he just treweeted a grea victory for the men and women in uniform. we reached a bipartisan compromise to fund the troops and gives the generals the certainty they need to plan for the future. let's take folks back, greg, to rand paul taking his stand. this was past 7:00 eastern time when he laid out the problems for the republican party in the future. listen. >> the reason i'm here tonight is to put people on the spot. i want people to feel uncomfortable. i want them to have to answer people at home who said how come you were against president obama's deficits and how come you are for republican deficits. isn't that the very definition of intellectual dishonesty? if you were against president obama's deficits and now you are for the republican deficits, isn't that the very definition of hypocrisy? >> you might be seeing that again in 2018 in the mid terms. what does that mean for the republican party? >> well, if by labor day the economy is red hot and unemployment is below 4%,

speaker paul ryan has made clear what his plans are for the daca debate. there's not a lot of optimism those plans were change. so it's nancy pelosi versus her caucus to see if they join the republicans and pass this. >> shepard: the far right, the conservatives, the freedom caucus, that bunch has different concerns. >> yes. they're concerned about the debt limit. >> shepard: they think we spend too much and spending is going way up. >> yes. you'll see possibly upwards of a third of the house of republicans conference voting against this. the spending cap deal on the six-week c.r. >> shepard: sounds like if you add it all together in the house of representatives, doesn't look like there's enough votes to pass this or there are? >> there could. again, depends on how many democrats choose to break from nancy pelosi's position that they will not support this without a more firm deal on daca. what we're hearing, there could be a number that decides to support this. >> shepard: will they want something? >> i think the understanding is paul ryan made a commitmen

and ryan is complicit in this. there's no line of separation between nunes and paul ryan. they're one and the same because i don't see republicans going out there saying this is an abuse of power, this is an abuse of the intelligence committee, this is unprecedented what they did using an obscure role that hasn't been used before to release classified information. if any democrat tried to do this they would be how long at the moon, calling for abuse of power, and yet they're saturday night right now. >> let's bring in reporter ken delaney. i hear you have new reporting. >> four separate fisa court judges signs off on first, the application and then the renewals. didn't get all the information, four separate judges had a chance to ask questions. we know this is a rigorous process. and the fbi is supposed to document every fact that it brings before the court for the great hurdle of getting surveillance on an american. >> what does this mean for the memo? >> look, the democrats are saying that -- the memo is a series of allegations that the fisa court was misled and they're

your advice to paul ryan that this is just oversight? >> the congress has an oversight role when it comes to the feeis court and our intelligence community. but it's role should be to examine it, first of all, confidently, witho lially witho disclosing sources and methods and second without grossly miskacharacterizining that evid. there is a process for appeals or scrutiny within the court system this is properly the way to do it. >> what if carter page for the sake of argument should never have been surveilled, if you take that just as the lawyers say arguendo, is that something that could affect the russia probe? >> as a result of the adversary process that we inserted, but point number two is carter page was known to the fbi for years before that warrant was sought. >> senator, i reported that. but i am curious, to press you a little bit. i'm not saying true, but if true, does it even implicate the resting of t russian probe as donald trump seems to think? >> there's remedies and well used remedies, not to disclose piecemeal informati