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momentum, told them to walk away from the deal and they did. and now they voted against their own bill several times. so left with no other choice. the president has to take action at this point. and i think what's so disappointing about is republicans sort of fury about this issue and outrage about this issue is completely disingenuous. why would they go ahead and vote and pass the bill? they've instead left jeopardize the safety of the country in these communities all over the nation to suck up, to donald trump is if republicans would have voted for that bipartisan bill, it would have passed, the president would have signed it into law. and a lot of these debates that are going on right now how would not be taking place? >> i've spent a lot of my career on capitol hill working very unsuccessfully. i would say on immigration reform. and this bill that was brought up a bipartite producing bill for to conservative, very conservative republican from oklahoma. this is a bill that we wouldn't have dreamed off back in ten, maybe 15 years ago that republicans will get. but it didn't pass. so we're in a new reality, didn't pass because trump