argue that failure is not an option. a lot of these house republicans are skeptical not just of it being rushed but they know full well if they vote for it tomorrow it goes to the senate. it's going to move more to the center and less to their liking. then it's coming back to the house and they are told once again you have to vote for a bill you don't believe in. they don't want to let it get to that phase. they don't have a good answer to okay the bill gets pulled or the bill goes down, then what do you want to do? that is what paul ryan argued yesterday. and what he is arguing to members individually. this is the only option to move forward to try to get rid of the affordable care act and move to more market on the other hand system and only way i think to carry the day. it's tough as you said before the ones who are balking are not afraid of the president and they don't agree with his view on the substance or on the politics of a no vote. >> there is nothing stronger than what mark meadows just did. again, i say this because i know this. there is nothing stronger than standing up to your own