Sen. Rick Scott says "no," it wasn’t a mistake to propose a plan that would require all legislation, including that relating to programs like Social Security and Medicare, to sunset unless Congress reauthorizes them. Our full interview this morning:

Kaitlan, you completely just destroyed Rick Scott with the facts! Every single point he brought up, you had a fact-based answer to. Great job!

This was brutal to watch. We have clearly not sent our best to Congress. #VotesMatter

Master class.

"I don't think that is the defense you think it is," is the perfect line to cut through his "Jake Tapper said..." spin.

@TheRickWilson “Biden’s State of the Union Attacks” is an odd way to describe the president reminding Americans that the GOP has openly bragged it’s going after Social Security and Medicare.

This is how it should be done!!!!! Check him. Check him again. Call out the lies. The time for 30 second sound bites that let them lie is long gone. Well done, @kaitlancollins!!

This was painful to watch him try to squirm out of the truth - you did a great job.

What a pathetic goon. Like a child standing next to a puddle of spilled milk. “I didn’t spill the milk. HE spilled the milk. Back in 1975. HE is twisting MY words. Yes, I may be standing next to a puddle of milk that spilled from a container I was touching but…IT’S HIS FAULT!”

Great job Kaitlan, hey @chucktodd take notes how to not let politicians get off the hook with BS. This is how you interview slimy slithering lying politicians. But you did have it easier with Sen. Scott because he is sooooo bad at this.

Here’s the thing @SenRickScott Social Security and Medicare do not belong to you or Congress. It belongs to The People. You know, the ones you’re supposed to be working for. The ones who pay your salary.