and he's right. this is his job. he's been elected united states senator and it is his job to go and talk to his constituents, all of whom those people were. having said that, he also was in a position where the whole room was against him. i mean, let's be honest. most of the room was against him. they want to see changes that go far beyond what he wants to do, what he is willing to do, what he believes he should do. >> that's 100% true. i've heard the school -- these were his constituents who have been been there no matter what. they also could have held town halls in more favorable parts of the state. while he definitely shifted on two things, he stood his ground on other things. i think it's important to understand -- like mike was talking about, if you want a realistic conversation about how things could actually move forward on a policy basis, then you need to understand where people actually stand on things, not just pander because of the
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