lay low and hope it passes well i mean you know that s obviously up to him but what i will say about how americans view for analyse is yes there s of course has to do with foreign policy the way that it will be framed in american politics is this is about corruption and that s how the democrats will frame here and when you ask democrats about or of the public broadly in a watch and polling what they think about corruption and how big of a priority it is for them and how they view trump visit the corruption and whether or not he uses the presidency you know to further his own personal interests that is a priority especially for democrats and so you will see kind of a pitch from democrats to their base about this is a corruption issue and therefore you should turn out in november etc in order to make your voice heard on this as you ve already seen from a lot of work that s right that s right we ll see if that message gets through and we ll see if elizabeth warren in the end is the one to
she doesn t care about this title he gave her. she s going to go out there and fight harry reid on the senate floor on this bill. i bet there was some tea party people that would agree with her. whether they can vote this way or not, i don t know. the tea party got started because of kind of abuses that used to go on wall street. i don t think they want to bail out banks more than anyone else. you may very well see the republicans can t hold their votes together either. when you see this happen, what it means for leadership, what it means for chairman trying to see if a bill can move and their republican committee, they re going to have to check with elizabeth.
citigroup, jpmorgan, bank of america. wall street spends a lot of time and money on congress. and now harry reid is promising a debate on this in the senate, a republican vote just sent this vil loefr to the senate. howard dean, i cannot wait to see this debate. because the most thankful possible role on the senate floor is going to be a democrat standing up there trying to argue with elizabeth warren on this subject. i can t imagine what that looks like. it s going to be very, very tough. the belief that this could lead to further bailouts is right as well. they re making it easier to use wall street as a gambling casino. that s very bad for the country and bad for wall street, i think, in the long run. i come from four generations of wall street, and my mother keeps
no democrat is going to want to go out on the senate floor again and run into opposition from elizabeth warren. right. her point is well taken. she knows this stuff inside out. most people in congress don t know this stuff. you can t know it. it s unbelievably complicated and they have zillions of other issues they have to know. she has strong believes and she knows what she s talking about a lot. everyone there knows she knows more about this subject than any other senator. and she is probably in very short order going to know more about most subjects than any other senator. the most interesting one of the fascinate things here is
joining me now is nbc news correspondent luke russert and christina delatoni. wasn t nancy pelosi part of the leadership group that agreed to this deal with republicans in the first place? yeah. it s kind of a fascinating dynamic, lawrence. you had today president obama harry reid and steny hoyer versus nanty pelosi and elizabeth warren. originally, a lot of democrats in leadership did not think that change to dodd-frank would be a big deal. why is that? back in 2013 when the voice went to the house floor, over 70 democrats supported that. also the big change in campaign finance do nations that went up