. 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
Range of expertise and find the person he thinks is not only best to serve the country but to work with and to implement his america first foreign policy. if you re mitt romney right now, you are not nervous? oh, i don t think the governor s nervous at all. if asked to serve would have a discussion with president trump about that. governor romney is deeply committed to public service. if he doesn t end up in the administration, that s fine, as well. i think the relationship between the president-elect and governor romney has been repaired and i think he can serve even if he s not the secretary of state as an adviser and outside voice for this administration. as you know, kellyanne conway said all the candidates needs to be, quote, loyal to trump s view of the world. you know, we all know how far apart the two men romney and trump are coming to russia, for example. not to mention global trade. you also have jon huntsman critical of donald trump near