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with some optimism and some hope in the beginning of a bipartisan process and trying to work democrats and republicans to achieve reform because as you mentioned daca is supported by republican and democratic voters across the country, republicans in the senate, a different question so not putting all our eggs in one basket we have been pursuing this reconciliation project which i'm guardedly optimistic about if we're able to achieve not just a security and a pathway for dreamers but for essential workers through the reconciliation process, it's not unprecedented. in 2005, when republicans were in the majority, they used the same reconciliation process to change immigration policy as it pertained to visas so we have a precedent. >> senator, if the parliamentarian comes out against this, is your party just going to roll over and accept that like your party accepted her blocking of the minimum wage increase earlier this year? at what point do democrats say,