you're both cochairs of the problem solvers caucus. you've got 35 house members, various members of which will be attending these bipartisan meetings with president trump on tax reform in a few hours. here's my question to both of you. i believe that there's real bipartisan work to be done. i believe americans of all spliel stripes shares a view tax needs to be reformed. what's with the dinners and all that? we need specifics. we need to hammer out committee, have hearings with people and get something actually done. >> i'll tell you, serving on the kmie, that's where we're moving to. like we have done on the problem solvers caucus, that is critical in working together. >> so congressman reed, given what republican president trump has said about your colleagues, mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, you have a trusting relationship with him? do you trust the president? >> i do. i've gotten to know the president, campaigned with him. i'll tell you. he's now learned the lessons of d.c.'s gridlock. enough is enough. it's time to look across the