Forgive me i m a little out of breath. dan, is there a central organization behind it? is there someone determining, okay this is where we re going now and is there someone to help keep order? you know sometimes protesters try to keep watch over each other to try to keep things orderly. well, when things broke up outside the courthouse this afternoon, we had received word they were coming to this section of town and i assume it god spread by social media. it wasn t like when they woke up this morning we re going to meet at this location after the verdict. dan, is there a heavy police presence where the protesters are now? since it s rolling, are the police following along?
Said so today. and she criticized him after charlottesville. whether you go out and do things that embarrass or jeopardize an investigation as the leader of a free worltd it doesn t look great. it s such an op opportunity insistic tweet, he only tweets on things when it furthers his agenda. in minnesota, in august there was a terrorist attack on a mosque, he did not tweet about that. in june he doesn t tweet about everything. of course, that s my point, he only tweets about the things that affect his particular agenda. it seems he doesn t have a responsive cord or a sense of everyo everyone think when it doesn t impact his agenda, this is all about donald trump again. okay ed, the final word.
Thank them both for their service, you know, to the community. as a former state elected official i appreciate very much what they bring to the table. i understand particularly the concerns about where pensions and health care and things like that are going to be for them down the road. when i became chairman in 2009, ed, and, gentlemen, i heard this very same complaint, that the party had left them, that we had stepped away from some core values and principles and we had begun, you know, down a road of what i liked to call big, you know, government republicanism. and i think that right now at least what i tried to do in my ten years rnc as chairman was to go out and listen to these voices and to understand and really bring that voice to the table. mr. steele, do you think the party is listening to these voices right now? you know, i believe in some parts, yeah. i believe they are. i believe they re trying very hard to do that. i believe they re really trying to find that balance between private sector and public sector
Put in place was the first part of this. the senate has to do theirs. but you have other pieces of legislation. true. that are going to be introduced. true. the president has introduced a budget. what you have from the republican leadership is the beginning of the framework, the beginning of a conversation. that s where we disagree. wait a minute. you may disagree with our framework, ed, and that s your prerogative. this is how we see this thing getting played out. all right. mr. steele. yes, sir. john boehner and the leadership in the house. yep. they want the senate to pass this bill. of course. that they pass. this is not a start. this is where the republicans are, sir. but this is just as the president wanted the house republicans to go along with this health care bill. that was his bill. he didn t get the vote. we re getting a little bit in denial here. and the senate is not going to give john boehner the vote on his on that legislation. why did ever republican vote