week. i asked him, did michael flynn break the law here? chaffetz went further than cummings was willing to go today, and said he clearly was not in compliance with the law, steve? kasie hunt on capitol hill. thanks for that. meanwhile, donald trump s closest adviser spending the week leading up to his 100th day in office trying to play up donald trump s accomplishments so far as president. there, of course, have been dozens of executive actions signed by the president, but despite that, many of his chief campaign promises remain unfulfilled. health care reform, overhauling, getting rid of obamacare, that failed the first time republicans tried that. they re trying to resurrect it. there s also donald trump s controversial travel ban, that now stalled in the court. no plan yet, either, so far, to build that wall along the southern border. the question as we approach president 100-day milestone for this administration, how are his supporters responding to this? are they disappointed
the president s health care bill. well, they re mixing apples and oranges here and they are making matters worse. so will that republican health care bill be the issue that drives the government to a shutdown? let s bring in congressman doug collins, republican from georgia, a member of the republican leadership team there in the house. congressman, thanks for taking a few minutes. appreciate it. well let me start on that question. we heard from paul ryan there at the top of the hour saying, look, basically we re in no real hurry on health care, we re going to move when we have the votes. what s your sense of this? when will you have the votes? well, i think we ll have the votes when we, our members come around and have the input we ve had already and each person having their discussion. we ve already seen the freedom caucus and the concerns they ve had. they have now come on and been a part of this debate. we have others who are still getting their questions answered so we can com
they happy customers right now? jacob rascon is down in maricopa county, maricopa is huge. it s almos the whole state of arizona. donald trump did win it last fall. jacob, what s the verdict down there? reporter: so they will disappointed, to tell you the truth. they do say they wish more would be done but they don t blame president trump generally. they say it s congress fault that health care didn t get done. it s the court s fault that the travel ban didn t go through. they give him high marks for, in their view, fighting hard for the things he campaigned on. we re sitting down here in t.p. mexican food restaurant. with us, for you, a big issue is immigration. yes. reporter: how has donald trump done his first 100 days on this? well, i know all the talk about the wall and all the undermining they try to do both on republican party and the democrats trying to get rid of the wall idea, but just the talk of the wall, itself, is really decreasing amount of border crossings that
let me just tell you yes, they re going back. they re going back. do they not qualify as the tired, the poor, the huddled masses. we re like the caretaker for the world. we owe $19 trillion. nobody knows how to pay it off. i m going to get it paid off because i m going to do cutting. i don t want 250,000 people coming into the united states we can t handle it. how many would you take? none. what all us gun owners are wondering if there s any more regulations on a bill that reached president trump s desk, will you pledge now to veto that so we can stop the assault on second amendment rights? we don t want to be australia. the answer is yes because we have tremendous regulations already. a lot of people don t realize, we have tremendous regulations. the people who are unstable, we have to straighten out the mental health, and we have in this country big mental health problems. and not at all a gun problem. we already have so much regulation. there s tremendous regul
regulations, but the rumors that somehow we suspended the campaign, those are completely false. when it comes to the candidates faith, i think people of iowa, the voters in america, have now responded very positively and very enthusiastically to dr. carson, and it s because they are very well aware of the fact that he is a man of strong faith, a man of strong character, and a man of strong convictions. and what that means is that he s not going to engage in this discussion about, with mr. trump, about what mr. trump said over the weekend about mr. carson s faith. okay, i want to play for you i think dr. carson s faith speaks for itself. okay, i want to play for you some of what mr. carson had to say on meet the press on sunday. take a listen. what if somebody has an unwanted pregnancy. should they have the right to terminate it? no. think about this.