maybe a little less bullish on the idea that this represents a sea change and how republicans are going to operate on the hill. i think we've seen time and again that if it requires this level of political courage to get even the most basic, ultimately bipartisan legislation relation done. that doesn't bode well for the way that publican are going to operate moving forward, it's requiring people to take this kind of profile encouraged moment is generally not the way you get things done, but i would absolutely say mike johnson deserves credit for for standing up. and if there is a vote, should democrats? i'm back him i think a lot of democrats will look to keep him because he alternatives is really aren't that great i'm i'm old enough to remember when republicans had what they called the hazard rule all what you needed to have the majority of the majority in order to pass any bill. now, it seems that if you want to govern in the country, you have to find a way to work with democrats. if you're in the republican party because there aren't enough