now? do you think he s putting enough pressure from the white house using his pulpit to get the $3.5 trillion passed through the senate? what should he be doing more of, if not? i think the white house has been very engaged. i know i ve personally been very engaged with the white house and everything is prenegotiated, preconferenced, prediscussed so there is agreement between the senate, the house and the white house, so this is a little different than other processes we ve done in the past. and it is making it complex to move it forward quickly, but we are going to move it forward and hopefully we ll be done by the end of september, but we absolutely need to make sure that the reconciliation bill passes first and that we deliver both pieces of legislation to the president s desk. congresswoman pramila jayapal, thank you for your time. i always appreciate your insights. just moments ago, jacob soboroff got up with governor gavin newsom as he wrapped up a campaign event in san fra
there s no contractual obligation to this. speaker could eventually do whatever she wants here. but it seems quite notable to me, and in fact, she seemed to reiterate it, the big concession is not voting on a bill until it has 51 votes, 50 votes essentially plus one, in the senate. you know, the history of cap and trade in 2010. the btu tax in 1993. there are some house democrats with that memory. this seems to be a big concession by speaker pelosi. right. and there are two concessions that moderate house democrats got, chuck. the first is of course that september 27th deadline to vote on the senate passed infrastructure bill. the second one and you point this out, it s very important that pelosi is saying that the house is not going to vote on a document. a reconciliation bill that cannot pass the senate. that means it s got to be prenegotiated with the senate and that the house is going to move first. why is that a win for moderates?
reporter: rapper from a demo trump struggles to court wearing a maga hat with a masterfully milked media snapping it up. in june, trump hired roger ailes, and bill shine as his new chief. is this all shine s idea? i think at the end of day, these sorts of tactics are all trump. right now, he s using the media in order to promote his accomplishments, heading into the midterm elections. reporter: and this was a good week to go big. bruised brett kavanaugh confirmed to the supreme court, nafta renegotiated. the unemployment rate as low as it s been since 69. maybe kanye got it right. trump is on his hero s journey right now. and he might not have expected to have a crazy mother [ bleep ] like kanye west run up and support. now, next up, we expect to see the president on 60 minutes sunday night, the first
textbook. dana: and i m curious about the press wrangling. they do- as you know, as we wait for sarah sanders, we wait 45 seconds. your thoughts about how they re planning to help the president and kim jong-un deal with what will be amazing incredible press attention. normally it s all prenegotiated. there will be a translator. who knows if that will happen on this trip or not. kim jong-un has never taken press questions before as far as we know. dana: i don t know if i would want to put the president next to him answering questions, actually. that s my gut instinct. that s not a good idea. anything you have seen before, throw it out the window. two people that have done things diff i o reasonthink tt they will do things the way they have always been done. live tv. we ll see what happens.
administration, now he s under an obligation to tell mueller everything he may know about any of that collusion if it existed. and so you can t ask for a better witness if you re robert mueller than a guy like mike flynn. joyce, let me follow up with you on that string of this conversation. i am also told by a prosecut prosecutor that other people who are targets of the investigation don t know what mike flynn has already shared with them. could that be the case? this is a real trademark kind of a moment. it s an information in this case because it was filed pursuant to a prenegotiated guilty plea as opposed to an indictment. but they really have the same effect. it s a very spartan document. it drops a couple of hints. it limits itself to flynn s conduct. the lies he gave in talking to the fbi. but, nicolle, one point we shouldn t lose sight of is the people who interacted with