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Ron johnson i think correctly stated democrats did their partisan bill and republicans did their partisan bill maybe this is what it takes before the two parties come to solve this together. it is admitting whatever gets passed is temporary. >> the process argument, i don't think the problem is this violates it, you can argue as senator johnson did but the problem isn't that this violates the rule no one seems to remember. the treasury secretary said no large tax cuts for the wealthy. this is a large tax cut for the wealthy. the problem isn't whether you scale back medicare expansion in seven ...

Everybody else, all in order to fund a massive tax cut for the wealthy. he knows that the longer this is out there in public, especially now that there is tax, the less popular it will get. the more protests will happen as is happening around the corner from senator mcconnell's office. he's going to jam a vote next week. we asked on the floor for amendments to be considered with an hour of debate, just give one hour of debate per amendment. they wouldn't agree to that. they're going to rush through amendments next week, two minutes of debate on each amendment, so they can get this thing over a...

Essentially going to do paris without the federal government. john kerry is much more pessimistic. who is right? >> that's what i was going to address to hugh's comment that you mentioned that kerry was dismissive to rule of law conservatives. well there are a lot of rule of law conservatives who didn't want to get out of the paris agreement. you're making a process argument. you don't like the way we got into it. so you're taking us out of it. that argument doesn't hold up. so why penalize the country -- >> the constitution has a process argument. the constitution is a funnel fundamental deal...

50% of natural gas, and the only that works is when you have a cost-effective altertive the only way that happens is when you have technological innovation. and that's where people can agree. >> i think solar will soon be the cheapest source of electricity on the planet. we are hampering ourselves from what could be the biggest opportunity to address inequality, create millions of jobs for the next generation that is looking out at this job climate and not seeing any other opportunity of green jobs. >> i talked to al gore and john kerry. you heard john kerry. i talked to al gore. al gore, whil...

Into it. so you're taking us out of it. that argument doesn't hold up. so why penalize the country -- >> the constitution is never a process argument. the constitution is a fundamental deal. >> but you're penalizing the country because of that argument. i'm not done. as a result, there are mayors and governors and heads of major manufacturers and oil companies, many of whom are republicans who want to stay in the agreement because they see what it means for our economy and our competitiveness. >> i get that. >> and that is what -- >> it has to be a -- >> that's what al gore is getting at. this...