and met agreement on both rule changes as well as vacate the chair issue and the vacate the chair issue is the last sort of barrier to getting support for him and folks and this is mostly ironed out and get united and get that commitment across america to the finish line. will: america has commitments to priorities and this is congressman steve scalise and irs funding and defunding 87,000 agents put in place by the biden budget proposal and energy production, energy, crime, abortion. the southern border. will: yeah, i ll get to that with you in a moment but do you think it s easier the most to vacate, to remove a speaker, does that hobble leadership in getting some of those priorities accomplished? look, i think it units the caucus because right now there s a few members and 180 or so fully behind him from the beginning.
it will probably happen before the election. what will be interesting to see will the senators from states that trump targeted, it will it make it difficult for them to vote against a nominee for trump? is the sweetest spot for trump. it units the establishment with the maga folks. the greatest never-trumper has to admit that gorsuch was a huge success. and the list to pick from is a huge success. he will stick to this again. it s worked very well for him. bret: he is talking about mccaskil and donnelly. they will be answering a ton of questions now in these races about how they will vote.
these two russian hacking it units that were electronic burglars that broke flow podesta s e-mails that s a crime. nsa is the agency you would expect to start going after other intelligence services like this that he hasn t been given the authority, that authority would need to come from the president, that the president hasn t asked him to act in this manner is really unconscionable. jake, you worked at the state department under then secretary clinton and i know that russia occupied a lot of your concern at that time that was during the elections. it s part of the reason vladimir putin does not like hillary clinton because of what she had to say about that round of elections. what is your sense of what could be done to create deterrents here? i think there s at least three lines of effort that need to be undertaken. the first is we need to be levying sanctions against them for the activity they ve already conducted because that raises the costs and shows they actually have to pay
relationship between the u.s. and russia. i don t think so especially when it comes to admiral rogers. when they will think who the actors were in the election, these two russian hacking it units that were electronic burglars that broke flow podesta s e-mails that s a crime. nsa is the agency you would expect to start going after other intelligence services like this that he hasn t been given the authority, that authority would need to come from the president, that the president hasn t asked him to act in this manner is really unconscionable. jake, you worked at the state department under then secretary clinton and i know that russia occupied a lot of your concern at that time that was during the elections. it s part of the reason vladimir putin does not like hillary clinton because of what she had to say about that round of elections. what is your sense of what could be done to create deterrents here? i think there s at least three lines of effort that need to be undertaken. the