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Impeachment." and you think john boehner's plan is -- >> feckless, frivolous, fatuous. >> you're not a fan. >> running out of adjectives. >> "f" words. >> you know, look. it's not a serious response. you have a president who doesn't follow judicial decisions already that don't go in his favor. you have a president who doesn't follow the laws of congress that he finds inconvenient. even if you could get a judge to rule in a case like this, and i seriously doubt you could given what the standing rules are. >> there are certain requirements that mr. boehner may not meet. court might not hear this...

Impeachment." and you think john boehner's plan is -- >> feckless, frivolous, fatuous. >> you're not a fan. >> running out of adjectives. >> "f" words. >> you know, look. it's not a serious response. you have a president who doesn't follow judicial decisions already that don't go in his favor. you have a president who doesn't follow the laws of congress that he finds inconvenient. even if you could get a judge to rule in a case like this, and i seriously doubt you could given what the standing rules are. >> there are certain requirements that mr. boehner may not meet. court might not hear this...

Other states, including vermont, that are more libertarian, and have longer standing rules, we're playing catch up to them, georgia is, that is. but there's concerns that this will lead to even more looser restrictions in the future, like the capitol, like campus carry, like other provisions, down the road. >> thank you so much for reporting this. >> thanks for having me. >> i really appreciate it. from the "atlanta-journal constitution." next, we are minutes away, seven minutes, away from the closing bell. live to the new york stock exchange. there she is, alison kosik standing by. news whe...

Because under the standing rules of the house, in the particular circumstance we're in, where there's a disagreement between the house and the senate, the regular rules of the house would allow any member, republican or democrat, myself or anybody else, to call up the senate bill which would immediately reopen the entire government. republicans realized that, and so they changed the rule so that the republican leader would have that exclusive right. in other words, they took a right that belonged to any member of congress and gave it exclusively to eric cantor or his designee. >> just so we're...

One hand stands his reckless tea party caucus, and he's been feeding that beast all along, thinking that they'd be satisfied, but in fact, they've just gotten stronger and more demanding, or will he stand up for the good of the country? and look, when the country's on the edge of default and the country continues to be in government shutdown, you would hope he would stand up for the good of the country. >> i want to play a piece of tape of you having an exchange with one of your republican colleagues in the house about the rules. and it's a piece of tape that went viral this weekend, because i...