legislation. then there s some sort of battle over them. your argument here seems to be you have a republican house that doesn t even bother, doesn t pass anything. they have a majority. they could pass bills. i don t know what they re doing with their majority because if you put the party stuff aside for a minute, people are clamoring for student debt reform. are clamoring to see some movement on comprehensive immigration reform. we ve had all of these issues that there s no reason we can t be getting some progress through, and what we ve seen is a very boastful do-nothing congress that has made it its primary purpose to obstruct president obama and to obstruct and to be proud about it. and whether that s the u.s. senate that s refuing to do confirmations or the u.s. house that s refusing to bring bills up for a vote, america is languishing. congress is doing nothing. and that reality preexisted this particular presidential race, and so while a lot of eyes are on the presidential ra
in the democratic base. with her bold support for student debt reform and expanding social security senator warren has been the star of the liberal base whether she wants to be or not. everyone on the left from moveon.org to new york s working family s party to actor mark ruffalo have called on warren to get into the race perhaps warren has made it clear she will not heed those calls, that she will not run, there is a rallying on the left for hillary clinton to introduce herself in a new way, a movement for hillary clinton to embrace the populist issues that will excite the democratic base. and so we wait. control room can you hit refresh just one more time? nope, not yet. but later today when hillary clinton tries one more time after 23 years in the national spotlight to reintroduce herself, it will be interesting to see just who she turns out to