democratic leaders. actually backed the president strongly on this. they know there are others in the caucus not so on board. i think the bottom line is the president has a lot of work to do there. what happens next? white house officials i've talked to in private, very frankly say even if congress votes this down, they believe the president has the executive power to move forward unilaterally anyway. let's face it, after the vote in the british parliament and it went down, if this goes down in congress september 9th or time later next week, even if the president has that power, reagan, clinton, others used. it's clear he does have that power. if he does after the congress votes it down, we're going to be in it and even a more difficult spot. that's why mccain today said that american credibility is on the line. it would be a debacle if it doesn't go through. even if they win, he has to use political capital he was going to use on immigration reform. he's at a desperate point. >> we're going to say thank you.