misbehavior? he did stand up to him once. that s when it seemed like his donors were going to be under attack when donald trump called about issuing tariffs. which that s not a bad idea. but i don t think donald trump is the one to trust to be able to enact some kind of a tariffs to help protect. what is your profession? i m a union ironworker. good work. thank you so much. randy bryce, union ironworker. up next, has the republican party lost its moral compass? they don t seem to mind tabloid headlines swirling around this guy. by the way, if anything like this had anything to do with barack obama, they would have gone after him hammer and tong. where there is an ongoing love feast with vladimir putin. that doesn t seem to bother them either. weren t they against moscow before? you re watching hardball. get into my car get into my car get outta my dreams get in the backseat, baby get into my car beep, beep, yeah get outta my mind
on steel and aluminum. speaker ryan thinks it could start a trade war. this is a significant policy split, maybe the most significant policy split to date between the republican house speaker and the republican president. let s talk about that. joining me now, ron brownstein, senior editor at the atlantic. also co-chair of women vote trump amy cramer and patty solis doyle. it is interesting, house speaker paul ryan, the constitution says if the speaker wants to stop the president from issuing tariffs, congress has the right to do it. the key question, how hard will he fight on this? look, it is striking that this is where he has drawn the line on president trump, you know, with all of the other areas of disagreement particularly around race and immigration but he s chosen a place he s confident he has the wall street editorial page behind him, the commerce department behind him. it is a real flsplit, it is a marker the first time in the history of a republican primary