absolutely. >> host: emma dumain. >> guest: mr. but another committee have been selected to serve on is that -- pairing that with your concerns about president obama's executive overreach and he think he has gone above and beyond his authority and of power. do you think republicans ought to consider impeaching the president? >> guest: i do not. >> host: mr. but you are a longtime district district attorn and usurp this prosecutor. how do you think those skills those jobs prepared you for life on capitol hill? >> guest: while some would look at it and struggle to see the common skill sets i think it has been great. the primary job of the elected district attorney is to get into the community to solve problems. we have reduced crime in my district by 50% in the last 10 years. we have done that by working with civil -- city councils and county commissioners and police departments in developing programs to reduce juvenile crime and deal with drug addictions and other social issues that we face. by working with the community i think the

. >> host: joining us as well is emma dumaine. congressman, first let's begin with the freshman republican class president to talk about the looming budget debate that will be coming with the homeland department of security because of the presidents actions on security. do you expect this funding issue to be a contentious debate and do think that the funding could be forestalled? >> i think it will be a contentious debate and i think what the president did was poorly designed and i hope that we can work through the issue and we need to make sure that the transition is smooth. >> expect everyone to come together which would then resend the presidents executive orders and actions. >> that would be my hope. i am not sure that that would happen but i it is my hope that congress will pass a bill and we will be able to move forward in a way that the american people are satisfied and this is the way that we can produce a thoughtful product. >> host: shawn of the washington examiner. thank you for joining us. >> guest: how much impact do