i m thinking of the house republicans and the grateful dead if you plant ice you will harvest wind, which is one of those lines that could mean anything, but sometimes what it means to me at least is, yeah, you put stuff in the ground that is not a seed, that is not meant to grow, it s not going to work with the surrounding environment. what are you going to get? and i was watching your coverage and thinking what you said that this is what they want. how do you negotiate with someone for a solution when the actual think they would quote, negotiate for is no solution? is what they re getting. i m glad you went back toest because republicans frankly fewer and fewer used to call me during the trump years. what do you want from us? we said grab them in the bleep wasn t ideal but you re still for him, you re still helping him beat his opponent who s a better choice, who isn t a threat to national security which all republicans are knew believed he was. so the bet was always to
secret negotiations over what they re going to do with the debacle they re served up to the congress. that s what these hard line defectors are doing. that is a type of impact. it is a type of result, and they are giving losses out although they re lossess that affect their own party and the congress. i say that by way of reporting because that s part of why this matters. it s part of why so many people are watching the congress going how long is this going to last. but let me be clear on one final point before i bring in our experts. making other people lose doesn t always mean you re winning even in zero-sum politics. these 20 republican defectors have now marked the republican party s new rule as a time of chaos, of infighting, of power games with scant reference to the policies they ran on or the people they claim to serve.
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was his his visit is the very thing that the people here need who are just so devastated from all the losses s. that a fair critique, that the president is taking resources away from the fight, or is he actually inspiring those who are out there and showing them that federal government and the commander in chief truly cares about what s going on there? reporter: well, governor bill owens a republican, the former republican bill owens, i should say, is the one who lobbied that criticism. he said during another really huge wildfire here, during his term, president bush wanted then president bush wanted to come and visit colorado and governor owen said, absolutely not. we don t want that kind of attention diverted from the actual fire fighting. of course, now the governor is a democrat. so it s kind of like owens versus hickenlooper, but i don t think the people i haven t heard anybody on the ground in colorado springs saying, why is he coming? everything that the president sdp