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these problems. we have plenty of big ideas and technical solutions from both sides of the aisle. that s not what s holding us back. what s holding us back is a stalemate in washington. good morning and welcome to the washington journal. today is sunday, june 17th. and for the first 45 minutes of the program, we re going to be talking about who has the power to solve problems in washington. the president or congress? the numbers, if you want to get involved in the conversation is at the bottom of your screen host: you can also reach out to us via social media on twitter, facebook, and you can also send us e-mails as we get into our conversation regarding who has the power to solve problems, the president or congress? went to take a look at how it was reported in politico. the president s weekly address talks a little bit about this issue and byron tao writes let s go to the phones in new york. our first call comes from dave on our line for democrats. good morning.