border security. we have to repair some of the wall we have, build a new wall. neil: what the chuck! had you going, didn t i? welcome back. joe manchin, the democratic senator. he said chuck schumer, you have to come back. you can t take off a promise that you made to build a wall or provide the funding. he s for that. indications the president is willing to do some bending on making the daca folks here eventually citizens of this great country and the years ahead. sarah westwood is here with us. this is the beginning of a deal. what do you think? absolutely. a pretty smart play from president trump because a pathway to citizenship is a lot more generous than folks thought the white house would be. it puts schumer in a really tough position. after what many progressives perceived as a surrender after a shut down, he s under pressure to look like he s fighting president trump. he had to take funding for the
his actual goal was. if his goal was to leave some pretty remarkable breadcrumbs for the public and for the snoets about things that are going on in tnin the investigat that we should know about, part of the reason is he might not have told the truth to investigators and dropping a not so subtle bomb on jeff sessions by saying, well, maybe he shouldn t have been involved because he was supposed to recuse himself. i don t want to talk about it anymore than that, wink, wink. payback is a you know what? because he was clearly upset that jeff sessions his boss didn t protect him from the president. le. right. he implored him, implored him not to have them ever be left alone. given the fact that he is an operator and given the fact that he understands the sort of way to politically maneuver this
their kids. that s what we see. it happens in the office all the time. reporter: though concerns loom large not every doctor is opposed. they could see higher reimbursements and patients could have more options when it comes to choosing their coverage. that depends on the the details congress hammers out. untithen the doctors are concerned. we feel the effects of this and r our patients. reporter: dr. john torrez, nbc news, crayonford, new jersey. the story that the white house tried to declare dead two weeks ago when sean spicer said there would be no further comment about those bizarre wiretapping allegations, well it turns out his boss didn t get the memo. president trump back on the topic last night struggling to slain his sources for the unsubstantiated claim that president obama wiretapped trump tower. also this hour, the wall, not just a campaign slogan. it s in the budget. trump seeking billions from it.
jon: let s check out what s ahead in outnumbered. reporter: president obama is trying to sell the nuke deal that s even scaring members of his own party. hillary clinton s campaign chair reportedly overheard while grocery shopping about media psychosis. most millennials said they would quit their jobs if their boss didn t let them text at work. what will we do as our kid get older on this subject. jon: thank you both. the white house says it sees
the state, every newspaper in the state, every major news organization combing through them, that link the governor to this. and so part of it is, is let s just look at the reality. is there a chance the people who did this purposely did everything they could to make sure their boss didn t find out because they knew they were going to be fired? there s a real chance that if you screw up you re not going to go to your boss and tell them you screwed up when you know you committed something that quite possibly could be a crime. so when he did find out about it, he s a governor of a state. there s a lot of stuff going on. he s not monitoring these people s e-mails like they re his children. i get that. he doesn t have an auto e-mail going to him every time they send an e-mail. i think a lot of people are trying to make this a way bigger than it really is. he found out about it. he s dealing with it. he fired people. that s pretty good. okay. so let s say that the governor knew nothin