if he doesn t get repeal and replace done, and if he doesn t get taxes done, meaning cuts and renormal, if he doesn t get infrastructure done, if he doesn t get that done, then you can ask me that question. all right. good morning to you, rick. looks like the president is keeping pressure on publicly. reporter: yeah, shannon, this has been a consistent message of the president, openly criticizing the senate majority leader and calling for support and results pretty much every day this week when he retweeted a couple posts from fox and friends referencing his diss of the kentucky senator and how lawmakers learn the hard way that there s fallout when they challenge the president. yesterday he tweeted ab how he had complained for seven years about repeal and replace and couldn t get it done. then in a follow-up said, get back to work. you can do it. tuesday morning he reportedly called mcconnell and spoke to
shouldn t be surprised. kimberly, what do you think will damage donald trump more, party leaders, let s engage in fantasy, who turn against him some day or business leaders who already have? look, this hurts if for nothing else than the optics. he has pegged himself as the ceo president who knows how to cut deals and bring business to the forefront. have a front seat at the white house and all these business leaders walked out on him although these boards weren t meant to really do much policy that, does hurt. and the fact that they are speaking out more strongly against the president than republican leaders right now is really remarkable. i think it will take republican leaders to stand up as you said. we can make believe a little bit. but to stand up and say look, we want to get infrastructure done, too. we want to get tax reform done,