this pass? whole issue of fise aa on 70. i support it and others that support it. it was a good debate but i m confident it s going to pass. again the president is supporting what s on the floor today. reporter: but you don t think the tweets were helpful? it wasn t helpful at hurt. hopefully it s been corrected. reporter: we were talking down in the basement here at the capitol warehouse republicans are meeting behind closed doors and did have a debate about fise and peter king was talking about that. the unmasking which the president first tweeted about was raised by that, that s the memo president signed two days ago to try to address that. the other piece is privacy.
no. i was one of those people. and i saw, when bill clinton and a republican leader decided they were going to stomp on 70 of us you just get out of the way. and there were usually about 70 conservatives that usually got rolled. but we ll see. i m sure this is all still ahead on morning joe, the moderator of meet the press i like it when alex gets rough in the control room in my ear. he just yelled at me. i m going to drive him crazy. all right. moderator of meet the press paul simon. that didn t sound like alex, david gregory, secretary of housing and urban development, shaun donovan with the latest on the housing market. that will be good. also historian douglas brinkley. and later, new york times film critic tony scott will be here with his oscar picks. that will be cool. and up next, inside this morning s politico playbook including how some republican
week. neil: but factoring in the deal would be made. shorter term interest rates have been a lot more volatile til that would hinge on deal being made. should they be concerned? i think what markets are most concerned about is actually not the timing of an exact deal and august 2nd so much as whether we re working could construct to solve the problem. we re in an unsustainable, with a gpdp on 70% and on a path in a hundred percent in the relatively near future. this is unsustainable. if we don t fix that fundamental dynamic we re going to be punished severely by the markets. neil: i talked to a tea party leader and saying we will remember how they will wrote. we will remember what they do. it sounded threatening. do you feel threatened? i don t look at it that way, neil.
sell-off in commodities last week. neil: but factoring in the deal would be made. shorter term interest rates have been a lot more volatile til that would hinge on deal being made. should they be concerned? i think what markets are most concerned about is actually not the timing of an exact deal and august 2nd so much as whether we re working could construct to solve the problem. we re in an unsustainable, with a gpdp on 70% and on a path in a hundred percent in the relatively near future. this is unsustainable. if we don t fix that fundamental dynamic we re going to be punished severely by the markets. neil: i talked to a tea party leader and saying we will remember how they will wrote. we will remember what they do.