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Economic growth opportunity. so either singles and doubles. not a home run for everybody but we're leer to govern. >> quickly, congressman, how many democrats, how many republicans make up your caucus? problem-sochler e problem-solvers caucus of 54? >> about split evenly. 23 democrats, 21 republicans. so -- and i'll tell you, i know that tom reed, co-chair in the caucus with martha and others have heard from others. phones are ringing off the hook people that want to jump in from both sides saying how do we be part of this? martha pointed out so right, it's about helping families, children, se...
Whatnot, this is not the picture of diversity, all these white guys in ties. let me move on. now we are looking at this group of senators tasked with working on this bill, building a consensus and as we all look at this picture, chris, what's missing? >> yeah. well, a woman or anyone of color. you know, look, this is a -- it is first of all, politics, it's a problem for a party that's struggling with -- and has struggled with the stereotype that it's a bunch of old white men. in terms of perspective more broadly, wanting to bring as many voices in policy-wise, it's obviously a problem there, t...
He said, yes, it's fair, indicating that we're going to keep doing this. is that a smart strategy, do you think? >> here's the thing. mr. trump built his multibillion dollar organization with certain traits that are acceptable in wall street and big banking, being ruthless, being savvy, building a consensus and getting a huge crowd. those sorts of skills and be a bit coni'ving. now i think he's employing the same strategies with the trump organization, a multibillion dollar company in political life. i don't think people are used to it. very few people -- not the majority certainly, work in bi...