right now. and something happening out midwest, carrier laying off 1,500 workers, a year after president trump talked about saving the company jobs. this is the last of 600 layoffs for the indianapolis based company, remember before taking office donald trump and mike pence said it would save thousands of jobs from going to mexico. also control over the top consumer watchdog, the ruling that settles that battle started last month between budget director and deputy director who would take control over the protection bureau. allows mulvaney takes on second job as acting director of that. we also want to get to the simmering controversy in missouri where governor has admitted to having extra marital a fair. accused of blackmailing lover. elected in 2016 admits to the
the wall, because without the wall it all doesn t work. so you got the sort of like 180, then a 360, and back to where he is. but there has been developments because when you talk to people what exactly is a wall. seems athough it s clear president and aides have accepted a wall is not a wul. a wall is not really a wall. kelly and kelly said that. you can t build a big shiny wall. i think what the president does want and probably does need is something he can go back to his base and say, look, here s what i got. and seems like democrats are willing to say sure border security money is fine. yeah, how do you split the difference how do you get somewhere they can be comfortable with. and let me go back to the topic we talked about in the beginning of the show regarding the fisa issue. because we have some breaking news, and i m looking at my phone, so forgive me if i m reading off it, which i am, a senior democrat aide has asked
i think it says to them that it s going to be they may get the rug pulled out from under them at any moment. which surely anyone in this administration knows is a possibility simply because of the unpredictability at the top. but i think also this episode, and we don t have a full picture yet of everything that happened in that hour plus span. although i spoke with someone after tweet one you should watch for clean up, retweet or something. yeah. and obviously we changed our story as the morning went on as things developed. but it shows that there is a disconnect, forget the people out talking on the hill for a moment, shows there is a disconnect actually within the white house in terms of what the president is seeing and doing and communicating essentially on his own and what the rest of the administration is doing. kathryn and ann, i m going to ask you to stay with me.
that s different issue from the president raised in a tweet. that is the one we think based on king s comments and others was being discussed behind closed doors today. now there will be a vote on the amendment on the floor. that s going to be something to watch. but again that is different from what the president has been talking about. so you ve had this kind of broad call for corrections to the president s tweet. one from mark warner. maybe put that up on the screen there. so hopefully our viewers can take a look at what mark warner had to say. then the other piece is rand paul and falls into the other category. tells us this. take a look what rand had to say. i have spoken to the president but it s not necessarily think this is switching position. administration advocate for reauthorization. so do i.
very much for that. on something we ll be covering all day. you are looking at nancy pelosi speaking live right now on the house floor as the house gets ready to debate now, to vote on first that amendment that kelly talked about, then the actual bill itself. that is all happening in the next roughly 60 to 90 minutes here this morning. casey hunt is following the developments on capitol hill. and i ll tell you, this tweet. hallie, just one second. can i ask you quickly, we are live here with hallie jackson on msnbc, the president s tweets this morning, he seemed to say this shouldn t it be reauthorized, throwing major wrenches into a program that you have paid attention to especially in the wake of 9/11. what do you think? what he s talking about has nothing to do with the floor. totally separate issue. reporter: what was the conversation like behind closed doors? is there any questions whether