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talking about what steve king tweeted is not a good use of time. i think we know over time, steve king demonstrated he cannot stand immigrants, particularly those who he doesn t appreciate how they entered the country. i appreciate something ben said, which we rarely agree. here is where we greechlt they have the right to be here permanently. the reason barack obama intervened is because congress didn t do their job thachlt is the role of the president to act where congress does not act. where he can, within parameters, he did everything within his legal power to do. he didn t break laws. he ensured they were not living under a cloud. that s what donald trump, through jeff sessions plans to do today. they are extending this cloud over these folks head of uncertainty saying now we ll give you six additional months and hope and pray on a wing and
i think it has to be bipartisan. it may get included in another bill. border funding was a bipartisan bill that senator obama, senator schumer and clinton voted for. because you are talking about something different. you are talking the 2006 fence act for 700 miles of fence along the border, which is different than what the president proposed and many republicans are proposing. to your state specifically, your constituents in california specifically, you know over a quarter of those daca youth that are living in the united states right now are in california. and you voppose it. why? i oppose ending it without a congressional fix. congress has to do their job. we can t wait for the attorney generals to sue on this or the supreme court to make a vote on
solve the problem without them. the president in his own words, he said in the interview with the financial times, he has laid down a credibility marker. also that s a conversation that we presumably happen with xi himself and didn t maybe have to happen on twitter, but this is the new world. part of his pitch was strength and unpredictability. there s m there s merit to both of those things and not knowing how you ll react, but it makes a lot of american citizens and a lot of people around the world jittery to watch him wage twitter wars and worry about the real war. you have the issue of his supporters, many of whom were sold on the idea that we weren t going to be intervening or doing a bunch of policing around the world. i think that s going to be a tough sell to some of them. many of them will say trump is showing strength and i like thachlt but there s a vocal minority at least. if it becomes something, and you lose cruise missiles in the little east, about you that doesn t s
pressure, not between the speaker and the president, they are facing a cross pressure from people in their district. 2,000 to 1 against this. 49% say they will vote, they are more likely to vote against a member for supporting this legislation. that s the problem. the country hates this bill. the conversation you two just had goes back to our original conversation, it s why the polls today mean nothing. no. you can color it anyway you want. the vote that really counts, as you just said, steph, is going to be the final vote on this bill. which there are already a number of senators on both the left and the right saying this bill is dead. i m not saying it, rand paul is saying it, ted cruz is saying it. is congress as afraid of trump today as two, three weeks ago? he s lost a lot of credibility. he s strong in the caucus. this is the first big vote out of the box for a new president thachlt counts.