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You the reconciliation process up to them to get this done. the white house continues to warn there could be economic consequences if this does not happen. we will see if the president has more to say about this later today. steve, ainsley and brian, back to you guys. steve: you have to figure he will when he goes to michigan. all right. thank you very much mark meredith. let's bring in congressman ken buck who joins us now. hey, congressman. ainsley: good morning. >> good morning. steve: what do you make of we just featured two of the examples of these aggressive activists who surrounded joe ...

It doesn't make sense. >> it doesn't make sense, based on the facts of what we know, there's nothing actually that's wrong here. it's c it's he's trying to to be independent leader. he's already been a member of the trump transition team and here he is doing this activity at the white house and it makes a lot of people wonder whether he can be trusted. >> what about the changing of cars, i don't think in my whole life, i've had some interesting times, i don't think i ever switched surveillance or evade somebody chasing after me. it's like follow that cat. >> it's like a movie. it keeps us talk...

Live in? >> the area i was raised in you're trying to say? >> right. i'll say it this way. do people that you live around and with call white people creepy ass crackers? >> not creepy, but cracker, yeah. >> you're saying in the culture you live in, in your community, people call -- people there call white people crackers? >> yes, sir. >> i love the fact that she's like, yeah, we call them creepy crackers if they're creepy. like, and again, it was like everybody understands, everybody understands what this interaction is. what the subtext is trying to draw out some type of racial grievance for ...

You're trying to say? >> right. i'll say it this way. do people that you live around and with call white people creepy ass crackers? >> not creepy, but cracker, yeah. >> you're saying in the culture you live in, in your community, people call -- people there call white people crackers? >> yes, sir. >> i love the fact that she's like, yeah, we call them creepy crackers if they're creepy. like, and again, it was like everybody understands, everybody understands what this interaction is. what the subtext is trying to draw out some type of racial grievance for the jury. >> needless to say, i think...