. today on inside politics, epic failure. dysfunction, humiliation, and inability to govern. that s the most charitable way to describe congressional republicans right now. a stunning series of mind boggling defeats. and minutes from now, senate republicans will almost certainly torpedo the most conservative border bill before them in decades. plus a win for, quote, none of these candidates. nikki haley loses nevada s nonbinding primary even though she was the only candidate on the ballot. her campaign insists it s full steam ahead. and the trump campaign s moment, all eyes are on the supreme court preparing to hear arguments on whether donald trump can be disqualified under the constitution s insurrection ban. a sign of how serious the former president takes this, he s staying out of washington trying to avoid a political spectacle. i m dana bash let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. we start in the nation s capital where senate republicans are about to ki
create a debt commission, a bipartisan debt commission and get at the roots of our spending problem. that takes courage. and republicans ought to support somebody with that kind of courage. now he s not only focused on one thing. i don t know anybody that s done more to highlight and talk about the border disaster that s underway right now as we speak. i had the privilege of serving here when jay johnson was secretary of homeland security. i have a very high opinion of jay johnson. i think he s wasn t of the finest public servants i have ever met. he was asked define what was a crisis on the southern border. any time you have more than a thousand illegal entries a day, you have a crisis. we have 10 or 11 times that every single day. and in that tide of humanity that s coming across, there s a boat load of fentanyl coming to kill tens of thousands of all of our constituents. there are human traffickers who are take ing advantage of young men and young women and frankly predato
with a white hood on and said lynch the blacks or burn the gaze, my id would be shut off by that night and i would never work in academia again. jesse: the u.s. is negotiating with terrorists on american soil. john lovitz is here. losing his mind and i m reaping the benefits. today was the first time i ve been in the same room with donald trump and he s definitely a scholar and walks in a gate that is more sharply than you would think. jesse: the media treating trump like a caged animal. i beg you, if you make the water go down i will sit at your feet and serve you for all attorney deep. jesse: 2 million for a toilet and a quarter million for a violinist. your tax dollars at work. plus. destroy our world. [ ] [ ] jesse: america s foreign-policy has always been a simple one. you are either with us or against us. every nation in every region now has a decision to make. either you are with us or you are with the terrorists. from this day forward, any nation t
devtoday, kevin mccarthy hi the wall. the speaker suffers another humiliation on the house floor. republicans can t agree to move forward on a defense bill and will remain nowhere close to solving a shutdown riddle. plus life or death politics. ukraine s president tries to convince a coalition to pay billions more in bullets, but washington decides what will be felt. and the median titan says he will hand off the business to his son. i m manu raju in for dana bash. let s go behind the headlines and inside politics. up first, a rerun kevin mccarthy wantsed to avoid at all costs and could not. gripping the house floor, republicans just tried and failed to pass a rule to start the debate on the defense funding bill. the development left the speaker visibly frustrated and openly venting that his members are telling him one thing and voting another way. that the house cannot even start debate is telling. both of how little mccarthy currently has over hardliners and how con