wallace is with it. he wanted to travel less and he didn't want to give up all the power the tea partiers or freedom caucus said they wanted him to give up. right? >> yes elm he also wanted their support and an understanding. he didn't get anything that had been written out wouldn't have mattered. not like it's an enforceable contract. but he got a basic understanding they're going to work with him, support him. not going to try to undercut him. and i think that the house freedom caucus there, they're the insurgents, the more hardline conservatives, and i think they realize, having gotten rid of boehner and stopping mccarthy, paul ryan is a pretty conservative guy. there will be some people on the right who say he voted for the bank bailout, they t.a.r.p. bailout, and he at one point considered the possibility of immigration -- comprehensive immigration plan. he is about as conservative as you can get and i think they realized they would have the