the party members walking into this building a bit earlier to attend a meeting of the c.d.u. party leadership were very very tight lipped indeed if they were nervous they certainly weren t showing it what we have heard from party leadership in the past two days following the european union summit is that they too believe as michelle it just described that if anything the chancellor actually accomplished more than would have been expected to both in terms of the overall summit agreement but also in her bilateral dealings with european human union member countries many of which are on the external boundaries of the european union and which she had essentially been requesting to declare their willingness to take back refugees who had already been registered in their countries that in essence has been the core of this conflict the interior minister horsy hofer saying that he will proceed unilaterally
to send refugees back to those countries the first registry if if essentially the european union member states couldn t get some forward movement at this summit so basically c.d.u. leadership saying in the past days look we got that movement we have seen some real achievements here and certainly unilateral action is not the right path at the moment so at the moment there s a lot of sarod solidarity with the chancellor s position here in the building in back of me. ok and there are of course all their parts as well mckayla that could be taken if we assume for example let s say who for is going to step back what would that mean. well that would raise yet more questions of who will really be at the helm here in the very end to anglo-american partner within the c.s.u. would be in the future so a lot of question marks there but we can already say that first of all this politically doesn t really add up from the c.s.u.