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The country having access. >> it's generally too costly, it doesn't work, and most veterans don't want it. it's a great concept but the execution is questionable. the question is can we pull this off when the va is already overwhelmed. we don't know. it would be the great privatizing experiment. veterans organizations have universally exposed expanded privatization. there's no doubt the president will use this backdrop to talk about many political issues. that's a deeper issue we should all be concerned about, the increasing politicization. the question is what is he going to say today, is he ...

Decide exactly what it is they do and don't do. and this ought to be something that the trump administration likes. >> how much of a problem is the president's favorite form of communication which is twitter rather than a teleprompter and a speech, a set speech before the general assembly? how much is this a problem in that he tweeted in the last couple of days something that really offended theresa may in the uk about scotland yard and what they were doing after the an apparent terror attacking? and then to nickname kim jong-un rocket man seems to me to kind of diminish the sense of urgency a...

His communication team. >> it is a whole new era we are in andrea both for the president and his staff as well as for congressional republicans. you saw paul ryan's answer, which was basically, look, the president is going to communicate how he communicates. we don't have control over that. so in some ways it does force all of these different parties to be much more nimble and to be willing to respond to things maybe that they weren't intending on responding to. in some ways it probably makes your job more exciting, makes my job more exciting but it is unpredictable, to be sure. >> some people...

You all are fanning yourselves off. it is good to see everybody here today. how's everybody doing? >> dee dee myers joins us now, a contributing editor for "vanity fair." and john feehery. this issue of backdrops came up earlier this week as well. it's not just message in connection personally, and the words he says, but also with what was behind him. that backdrop. so is this an entire message ise message that obama is missing? >> i think they left a play out of their play book that is important. it let's people see you in a genuine moment. hearing from people, listening to people as opposed ...

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