he's had small group tutorials with a lot of the new members going back to the beginning of the term. i mean, he's had them in, either substance of it, with others to talk about the legislative process of it, guiding them through this at sort of every stage of this, so that in the event of something like this, when he makes an argument like the ones he was making to people last night, they're receptive to. they what happened it means in the language of their colleagues, not just the language of their constituents. >> well, i think, just as importantly the leaders themselves are learning that there is a new way on capitol hill, and that the old way, where you could take your legislative deal-making skills into a room and there was enough overlap and common interest that you could come out with some compromise, that doesn't apply anymore. there is less ideological overlap between the democratic party and the republican party than there's been since the 1890s, if you talk to political scientists. it is just harder and harder to