peter: jason dick, has this become more of a blow up event that it used to be? on: there's always been a lot of razzmatazz. it depends on how far back you want to go. a lyndon johnson movie from the mid afternoon to the evening, in order to catch a better audience. that was 1966. president john f. kennedy got elected. he wanted lyndon johnson. >> escort the president of the united states into the chamber, the following, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. mr, the gentlewoman from michigan, the gentleman from north carolina, mr. hudson, the gentleman from utah, mr. moore, the gentlewoman from indiana,, the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. hearne, the duma from new york, mr. jeffries, the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark, the gentlewoman from california, mr. lu, the gentleman from colorado, the gentlewoman from washington, the gentleman from michigan, mrs. dingell. fmr. pres. biden: the president of the senate, as direction of the body -- vp vance: the president of the senate, at the direction of the body, escorts the president of the united states into the hous

jason dick, i'm not sure how to ask this question.w would you describe the relationship between mike johnson and president trump? and mike johnson and the 218 republican leaders? cookson is a good question. just on a very simple level mike johnson is there to help implement the president's agenda and he has made no bones about that. how he gets that does account for some of the interesting relationship he has with his members. he has had to negotiate of small minority there have been two vacancies to florida members matt gaetz and michael waltz will not get those replaced until april. he has his lieutenants like a lot of speakers do. but, the thing is the republican party and the democratic party for that matter are more homogenous in their beliefs that they have been at almost any partom very much vote together even if there are some defectors here. >> is that easier to do that in the opposition? >> is certainly easier to do in the opposition it's i would argue it gets easier when you have a marginally johnson has rightnd now. went p

jason dick, you have been covering these, the people on the aisle what time do they get there? that late sheila jackson lee at democrat from texas was a famous for always being on the aisle regardless of president i would love to see that collection of photos t. how long is it take if you're going to get on the aisle to greet the press and everyone else? quick sometimes to get there very early sometimes four or five hours soon as he security sweep is over. it is a first-come first-served situation prints a little partse nerve-racking to be that. but they want to position themselves whether democrats or republicans. >> there's nancy mace and the ne dress the republican of south carolina talking to jd vance. >> sometimes, it was a little lonely at some the other people who came toso mind who don't ane a former democrat from new york mckenney and democrat from georgia. and you hear about also small little bits of bonding sometimes for people who could not necessarily spend lot of time together. particularly democrats and republicans to the country and so forth. it is on those quir