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President. i ll talk to the congressmen in a few minutes. listen to this. why didn t you subpoena the president? we negotiated from with him for over a year. what you eluded to lays out our expectations as a result of those negotiations. but finally, we were almost towards the entd of the investigation and had little success in pushing to get the intervoo ot president. we decided we didn t want to exercise the subpoena power. because of the necessity of expediting the end of the investigation. was that the expectation was if we did subpoena the president, he would fight it. and we would be in the middle of the investigation for a substantial period of time. so what that was was that was ....
Said, and it does sound like they re really counting on a vote next week. but you re still seeing that push and pull between conservatives and moderates. interestingly, susan collins, the republican senator from maine, in an intervoo with bloomberg this morning was talking about how encouraged she was about mitch mcconnell talking last week about doing something bipartisan if it fails, and not repeating the mistakes that democrats made by passing this with just one party. she urged republicans to work with democrats. mike pence, the vice president, in an interview on rush limbaugh s radio show today signaled the opposite. he was critical of republicans talking about wanting to work together with democrats. so i think that s a pretty strong signal that if there are changes to this legislation, the white house wants to move to a more conservative direction, rather than to try to soothe the people in the middle. another interesting thing that you heard from pence today is the whole argume ....
To about that. when we talk about the state of washington d.c. right now and there is such gridlock going on, do you think there are more straight allies now? absolutely. and we continue to grow our numbers with members on both sides of the aisle committed to equality. the culture has moved so much and politicians are playing a catch up game. in districts çacross the the country, it is an asset to be pro-equality. the register had an intervoo with bauchmann saying her point of view on gays saying they can get married if they marry the opposite sex, basically. do you see her position and other positions like that held by other people of power there in washington dc as the biggest ....