knew. he learns over time that you have to govern if there is a majority of big majority of votes for something, you basically have to put it forward. it i'm not sure there might be a few house republicans and who might not behave that way once they're in that leadership position. but i feel like most would at that point, but yes, that divide us certainly going to continue to play out. i mean, that is fueled largely by the views of donald trump himself. i'm not sure the opposition to ukraine, it would be that strong if trump i'm self, weren't so strongly against it, but it is a log. >> it's a long way from party of reagan that we've been used absolutely trump actually did not come out opposed to the bill, which is actually kind of interesting. >> and also, we know there was all this sideshow that was going on. these angry exchanges i've never seen a conference devolve the way this has and on the floor of the house or later this week, mike johnson was essentially pinned against the back of the wall according to our colleague annie grayer witness this he was taking fire from the members of the freedom caucus and then there was an