country. in other words, the polar opposite of what we have come to expect out of congress. all of the incentive in the world is geared toward headline generating flame-throwers winning the fund-raising game by throwing red meat to their base. yet the irony is legislative action for many in that camp can sometimes be an after-thought. so it s hard to believe that the problem solvers caucus is part of the same congress as their quiet bipartisan work doesn t yield the same campaign cash or click bait. but they do exist and here to prove it are problem solvers caucus co-chairs and republican congressman brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania and democratic congressman josh heimer of new jersey. congressman fitzpatrick, can anyone join? what are you signing on to if you agree to be a member of the caucus? good morning, michael. good to be with you. so can anyone join? anyone can ask to join but to actually become a member has to be approved by the group, first