0 i think you re the resistance in the house is going to be more intense. the committees of jurisdiction, the opposition is going to be more intense and, quite frankly, you know, the pathway issue, which is the fine print that is still going to be a major point of debate, you can see a house bill where it s going to be more onerous, more expensive, more like the time and to some expect, in my opinion, more punitive. the house version will not be something that many of us feel comfortable talking about and saying this is something we support. we see the senate as a framework, as a driver. congressman, sir, thanks for making time for me. i appreciate it. thank you. bring in, say good morning to our monday morning political panel. msnbc contributor, victoria defrann chess ka soto, chris kofinis, robert train nam, former adviser to president bush and dean at northeastern university. happy easter out of the way, belated. happy april fools day, no jokes. get down to business here. r