in box trucks in texas. i m saying we shouldn t try to do the same thing that congress has failed to do three times in the last 11 years, which is solve every single problem we have. we should address the problem that s in front of us and mitigate the consequences of that action. that s what president trump wants to do. that s what we ve discussed. that s what he said in his statement yesterday. senator cotton you started to answer my question there. what is your interpretation of the president s position on daca, and what was your interpretation of what attorney general sessions said yesterday, many people said he didn t really end daca. he ended president obama s program that was untenable, but then asked to the united states congress to take care of it and codify it and make it into a law. confusing. is that your read of it? willie, that s an important point because i don t think president trump and attorney general sessions could plausibly defend this matter in court, and b
about daca, we re not clear where the president sits on it. if you watch the comment he gave to kristen welker, that ad libbed answer, there s nothing in there. it s classic trump space fillers. not connected with reality. i don t know about that but i just think. this is real life stuff. you better understand it before you make big decision it. how long is it before the fact that the president of the united states once again does not fully grasp of details of something, an issue, in this case daca, health care before this. how long is it before mcconnell and ryan finally explode in public about the fact that the president knows very little about what he s pushing? i think that one of the things with congress coming back into town there was a lot that happened in august to understate
performance yesterday, we followed this for eight months where he s been in the oval office, he seemed to declare one thing at the beginning of the day, another thing in the late morning, something else in the early afternoon and by last night he was saying i ll revisit this if congress is not able to codify this. so we couldn t decide whether he was for daca or against it over the course of about 12 hours. what do you make of his performance yesterday? well, i think that we were saying this on a pretty regular basis, but let me also share something with you. i ve been living in the american west for the last couple of months, i ve been in wyoming and montana and south dakota. i ll get a big reception my guess is in north dakota. they blame us not him, by the way and they look at these panels and they say i don t see anybody on those panels who looks like me. you ve reported this before, and we ve run your package. i certainly hear it from all of my friends in alabama, georgia, nor
served in congress. well, i don t like to talk about it. who and if i were mitch mcconnell and paul ryand and i cared about the people in my district and was being i d call paul ryan and say we need to go up to the white house today and i d sit down at the white house with the president and say, mr. president, we re taking over. we re going to take over the legislative agenda and we re going to try to pass all the things that you say you want passed but it going to require you to stay out of our way. now, we don t care whether you get in our way or not, we re going to do what we re going to
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