Thats that this is a question of president ial leadership. At the end of the day, it will come down to the president of the United States being willing to lead in a big picture and in a more macro sense, make a decision what he can support and pull the trigger on it. Here was Lindsey Graham in our conversation just a few minutes ago. What the house sent over is unacceptable to me. The cres can i the militar chs kill the military. I appreciate House Colleagues but we need to get this done. Were inside the 10 yard line. We need a white house that can make a decision and stick to it. And andegreeia, Lindsey Graham has cultivated his relationship with the president and the attempted skill of talking to the president through the television. And i think theres a lot of message sending going on that look, the way out of this is for the president to live up to what he talks about as the tuesday
version of the president from last week when he seemed to embrace willingness to deal with a biparti
members really want to go off to davos this weekend. there s always a hidden agenda. and i think that s one of the agendas. i think the president wants to go on down to mar-a-lago to have his big $100,000 per person fund-raiser tomorrow night. there s a lot of other elements playing out. i think what we are most concerned about is governing by what continuing resolutions is not governing. that s why we re seeing the kinds of hits being take in our military where it s just the same budget year after year without the kind of augmentation needed for certain services and certain weapons systems and readiness. congresswoman, i wanted to also ask you about this march, the president s involvement, the rose garden appearance, giving a satellite speech to them. your reaction to that given your own experiences. well, you know, in 1999, the president was pro-choice. in 2016, he had five different