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That, it's a partisan world. he was national security adviser. he gave his life to the country. the flip side, we have the same crowd outside, out of irony or genuine, "lock him up." that's the natural ping-pong effect and it's sad. that didn't engage me in any way, this is a man who served our country and we're at the point chanting "lock him up." there's a tragedy to it. >> someone who had a decorated career, went so off the rails, obama told trump not to bring him into the white house. >> he worked with stan mcchrystal and did have a brilliant chapters of his military career but a lot of pe...

Have aired early in the campaign, and this is just rehashing old news. the approach to this has changed, it seems to me, in recent weeks. when you have these two women at the same time out there, even though they have different personalities, different approaches, one is still kind of in business and using this for publicity a little more than the other. even so to have both of them out there at the same time is kind of a ping-pong effect that builds their credibility and puts the president in a more difficult position. you can't talk about it, but by not talking about it, it creates a vacuum ...

>> are you concerned at all about the ping-pong effect. the next party comes into power on the idea of repealing that bill, they do so along party lines. there's got to be an end to it, when is one party going to stand up and say, we have to work with the other side. that was in my view, what 2016 was about. voters were tired of the gridlock in washington. they were tired of the partisan voting in washington, we're seeing it happen again. >> well, and i'd argue more so that's what 2008 was about. president obama gets elected on a promise to change the way that washington does business. and he ...

Partisan process called reconciliation, our way or the highway. that's what's been -- >> senator michael bloomberg, former new york city mayor, billionaire himself is calling this in an editorial the trillion dollar blunder. he says nevertheless if it doesn't go through president trump is going to blame you, i'm sorry, that was my question -- i was reading wrong off my notes. forgive me. so my question though is you have billionaires like mike bloomberg coming out and saying this is a bad idea, democrats saying this is a bad idea. in a year and a half when the midterms come and potentially dem...

Confereees, that, when they ask for a con for instance we'll appoint our conferees as well. the sooner the better. >> will you expand the conference to include people on agriculture? >> we'll see. >> thank you, mr. speaker. are you willing to violate the house rules to pass the cr? >> we expect to have the votes tomorrow to pass the cr. and we'll take it from there. >> -- vote, if it is needed? >> i will not speculate on what the senate will do, not do, where the votes are. way too early on that. jenna: speaker boehner with a lot of topics just now. let mee see if i can is sum it up. immediate...