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Swamp, et cetera, et cetera. anybody who knew the particulars and facts of his business history knew that he was repeatedly taken to the cleaner on a lot of significant deals. and the reason was because he didn't bone up on the facts, he lacked the patience to see things through to their end, and he usually made it about an appearance of winning rather than authentically getting something he wanted. and i don't think he is familiar with the history of government shutdowns in washington. i don't think he's interested in giving up ground in order to get a result that might benefit him. so he's l...

The president actually isn't a very good dealmaker. the people who supported him said he was going to go to washington, he was a businessman who would apply business skills and a long history of deal-making to getting things done in washington, draining the swamp, et cetera, et cetera. anybody who knew the particulars and facts of his business history knew that he was repeatedly taken to the cleaner on a lot of significant deals. and the reason was because he didn't bone up on the facts, he lacked the patience to see things through to their end, and he usually made it about an appearance of wi...

Attention, he loves being in that space. however, he is definitively cornered. one of the things it's showing is the president actually isn't a very good deal maker. the people who supported him who said he was going to go to washington, he was a businessman who would apply business skills and a long history of deal-making to getting things done in washington, draining the swamp, et cetera, et cetera. anybody who knew the particulars and facts of his business history knew that he was repeatedly taken to the cleaner on a lot of significant deals. and the reason was because he didn't bone up on ...

Others have begun to constitutional option, that each senate, even congress can create its own rules, and when it does that, it's by majority vote, and if it's by majority vote, that means you can destroy the filibuster or do other things through a majority vote. >> not to get too technical. if that was tried, there would be a moment where the republicans would raise an objection, in effect, to proceeding to that, and then the democrats would have to basically move to table the objection, and that's what they can do. the tabling motion would only need 50 votes, but we've never seen this move b...

Call the constitutional option. that each senate, each congress can create its own rules. and when it's by majority vote, and if it's by majority vote, that means you can destroy the filibuster or do other things through a majority vote. >> not to get too technical. if that was tried, there would be a moment where the republicans would raise an objection, in effect, to proceeding to that, and then the democrats would have to basically move to table the objection, and that's what they can do. the tabling motion would only need 50 votes, but we've never seen this move before, have we? is this a ...