think that s what he s doing still. the pressure will continue, especially after yesterday when she said no after they have been saying for weeks now here s what we will do, get open and we will negotiate. she said no. they reveal their true codes yesterday with this issue. we need to find a way we can get this done. he needs to happen. we don t need shutdown, we need to come together, fund our border security, find out a way that will be palatable to democrats coming up in the government backup with the president standing firm. harris: before i let you go, congressman collins a few months ago, replicants are to live getting this done. there was daca on the cable and a way to go forward. are republicans more yoked to give her now? are they caucused together to get something through question marks because i harris: what change? the resolve that we know this is something that we need to get done. it s an opportunity for us to do it. he has drawn the line we want to sound of the
unilaterally stopping missile launches and stopping the nuclear program. frankly, if they violate that, there won t be any talks. god bless him. he start add process that nobody started in 30 years. this isn t the first time that we ve seen somebody disposed of politically speaking in terms of being fired, i would say. in the 1980s, we saw it happen. yeah. 1982, in july of 1982, ronald reagan summarily fired al haig. he brought in the very same minute george schultz. george schultz served the duration of that administration. did a fantastic job. saw the world i think very much the way ronald reagan did having worked for him in california. so you wants someone you can trust. that s what the president is looking for. harris: i want to ask you about that, the congruence of thought and not just on the issues you said, russian, china, i ran. there s other things coming up. they are. so when your yoked to the same
problem. steve: go change your clothes is he going to do the run. todd: adam and i share an office at the fox news channel. guys getting changed together. adam klotz is yoked. is he really muscular. ainsley: we will see in 10 minutes. steve: he could win. meanwhile, have you seen what s happening in the country of venezuela? things like that. liberals used to say that socialist country was a model for the american dream. our next guest just got back from the region, congressman scott taylor here with a reality check on venezuela next. ainsley: concerning new question for lawmakers. is amazon taking over the world? i m the one, yeah i m the one i m the only one. so when i need to book a hotel, i want someone who makes it easy to find what i want.
successful legislator in the senate. it s not like he has bills that he s used those negotiating skills to bring to passage. so the challenge will be for elizabeth warren to take off some of those rough edges. people don t like partisan polarizing figures. she has to somehow come across as more conciliatory. i think she s capable. she has to yoke him in this case, everybody has to be yoked to the republican party. at the end of the day, the republican party fundamentally, fundamentally in congress functions as a parliamentary caucus, right? they vote en masse on basically everything. it doesn t matter. and you have to hammer home to the voters, you are not voting for scott brown. you re voting for mitch mcconnell, you are. that s the case. hard case to make. because in the he doesn t look like mitch mcconnell. that s why you can t that s too big of a message. that s why i was saying you got to take one or two votes, maybe something that relates to the ryan plan, that is e
because of increased regulations. it s because of dodd/franc. it s because we can t we can t screw you anymore. we can t screw you on hidden fees so we ll give you transparent fees. what i think is interesting here, and this is the argument that the bank makes. i want to connect this to a bit of sound from mike bloomberg. if you can rack that while i set it up here. here s what ends up happening. it s about the argument that happened about t.a.r.p. the argument is, we can t essentially hold the bankers accountable because we are all yoked to their life raft, right? if we start puncturing their life raft, we will all drown. it s the argument for t.a.r.p. and now, when people say, you need to regulate the banks and bank of america says, if you regulate us we ll pass on this $5 debit fee. and mike bloomberg making his iteration about occupy wall street. take a look.