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trust the president. new reporting on the president s humiliation of jeff sessions in the wake of the mueller appointment. and the treasury secretary s new excuse for asking the government to subsidize his honeymoon. they had to give up a lot to take these jobs. all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the most prominent voices of the trump base discovered today what many of his business associates and customers learned long ago. if you re in business with donald trump, eventually you re going to end up on the wrong side of the deal. this afternoon in an off-camera session with reporters on board air force one, the president defended his decision to work with democrats on a deal to protect undocumented immigrants who came to the country as children. in exchange for increased border security. i m a republican through and through, but i m also finding that sometimes to get things through, it s not working that way. and, you know, we got ver ....
phillip brucker said that the north korea breakthrough potential upped the stakes on the mike pompphaoeubmike pompeo. they may be playing with the one opening we have with north korea. do you agree or disagree with rucker in. heidi heitcamp got on or board with his confirmation. it will be close. there s some sense there is an issue where if you oppose pompeo you open yourself up to attacks. is and some of these red states is not supporting the president on foreign policy during this key moment. a lot of people a lot of democrats were forced on thursday to grudgingly acknowledge sort of admiration or respect for pompeo going to meet with kim jong-un over easter. it didn t move a lot of their votes. as you saw a bunch of the democrats on the senate foreign realizes committee, they still had to reiterate their opposition is. anna palmer from politico, what do you think is is the story of the week? i think one of the most interesting stories is u.n. ambassador nikki hal ....
because she wants to win. jason: she is keeping track. dana: she is keeping track. she keeps quiet. jason: it s a legitimate question because it s the first thing you do as a new member of congress. you have to go in front of the entire body and say who you re going to vote for. the democrats lack leadership. i don t think they have the right policies. to the point of the peace beforehand, i don t think that there is some big wave coming from the democrats. i sat there in 2010, the rafter, the election after barack obama. they took a net of 63 seats that switched hands and there was a big tsunami. i don t see any evidence of it happening. dana: i was so excited to talk politics. i didn t do what i meant to do, which is to introduce morgan to all of you. i am very rude. i m known for that, being very rude. morgan, welcome. morgan: i am thrilled to be here. i ve been watching this show for as long as they want to keep saying moral victory, they can have their petition ....
I can t conceive of the guts to do that. they were risking all to stop a murder os dictator who disdained the entire concept of democracy, repelled by the idea of sharing power with anyone, much less the bunch of nobodies who made up german society. at bottom, that s what democracy is, sharing power in pursuit of the public interests. the way that is done is through voting. talk about how this frame of reference is the right one. how does that shape your thinking on how to cover this election? thank you, nicolle. i think it s important in this election to remember that one of the candidates does not accept democracy. there are a lot of arguments about policy that are important and a lot of different views that can be held about that, but ....
In a minute. the case you re trying to build against trump, we focus all the time former chief of staff is a grand jury witness, former spokesman, but if it you re building a case, sometimes it s the less glamorous witness who is can do the nuts and bolts. he knew the rules. he was remiended of the rules. absolutely. and that s what they have been doing. they are building that kind of foundation as to his mind settle. and the point is you can tell so much not only from the intensity, but the kinds of questions. if you re focusing on mind set, there s personal exposure here. if you re focusing on factual questions who are packed the boxes, you re look ing all the s there a problem with the way this stuff gets transmitted and preserved, not did somebody commit a crime. we showed the officials. these are not nobodies. these are senior people, two of them are lawyers. ....