you get people making statements without going to puerto rico who then go to puerto rico and they re not having that same white house response. they are saying we are not satisfied with our response. we are not there yet. there are real problems here. because there s no way if you re on the ground to continue that line of communication that we re doing a great job with 11,000 people. it s not true. and you are out of your voice for that call for help. thank you for joining us. thank you very much. to learn how to help victims head to nbcnews.com/puerto rico. now, does jared kushner s use of his private e-mail account have any influence of mueller s probe? we ll dig through it all, next.
something that a lot of senators is a very big deal. another key issue here, it gives states the leeway to actually kind of change pre-existing conditions, protections. something that s kind of been a steadfast piece of the obamacare plan. something republicans have been weary of touching. this would open the door to that. top of it it all, this matters for people like defunct planned parenthood for a year. they don t have the votes yet but serious effort something that just a week ago nobody expected. how engaged is president trump in this process for the lobbying for the bill, graham cassidy? the. reporter: the administration has been engaged in a couple of weeks trying to push this forward. and reality is policy a side they know they need to get a win. but whether or not the president steps forwards and trying to use the bully pulpit means an open question. they want him involved but they are not sure what degree. i do know vice president mike
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i ll make a prediction. i think he s going to be just fine. okay? but i won t do it tonight because i don t want to cause any controversy. is that okay? reporter: and he vowed to shut down the government if he doesn t get money to build his border wall. the obstructionist democrats would like us not to do it but believe me we have to close down our government. we re building that wall. reporter: through it all, the president blaming the media for one of his worst weeks so far. i really think they don t like our country. i really believe that. reporter: from the media platform, i used my phone to record the jeers of the crowd. outside, thousands of protestors rallied against the president. police using tear gas to break up the crowds. also expressing opposition, the former director of national intelligence under president obama, questioning this commander in chief is fit for office. having some understanding of