street journal, the conservative journal. when you consider the context of the president s racially charged remarks which we can put up on the screen for the viewers, should the title today read trump proves he s racist? or are we blowing this out of proportion? i ll put it this way. nothing that happened over the last 24 hours, as outrageous as it is, is new. i mean, this is someone who announced his candidacy by calling some mexicans rapists. so, the idea that this is kind of news that he thinks this way, that he thinks this way, it s not news in and of itself. the fact to see that he s sitting and makes this news, the conversation obviously, the particulars of it certainly news. but as far as like insight into the way he thinks and what type of person he is, i don t think we necessarily gained all that much. but it is in the middle of a negotiation about immigration reform, an important, you know, hundreds of thousands of people their livelihoods here depend on
welcome back, everybody. i m yasmin vossoughian, along with ayman mohyeldin and louis burgdorf. it is the bottom of the hour. let s start with the morning s top story. the future of republicans push to repeal obamacare is up in the air. and in the wake of political defeat, tread trump looks set to have a hands-on approach. nbc garrett haake has more from capitol hill. reporter: good morning, yasmin. a rare bit of bipartisan agreement to start the day. both parties say the fight over health care will continue. walking out of his meeting with donald trump last night, mitch mcconnell said the republican conference going to get right back to work on this bill, trying to cull up with something that s both on obamacare repeal that will appeal to the conservative factions of the republican party and something that will win over enough