being an easy grader. >> joining us now, dick kovacevich, former chair and ceo of wells fargo and don peebleschairman and ceo of peebles corporation. i guess putting the whole issue of his presidency, period, aside for the moment to focus on what the president could do here, is it time for a white house shakeup? is it time for him to, you know, reflect on his own personal style here? what do you think? >> yeah, i think it is time for him to reflect on his own style. it is consistent. he's unpredictable. he seems to put his foot in his mouth -- his foot in the mouth all the time, and it is taking away from, as jack said, of many accomplishments. he is making unforced errors that, unfortunately, are coming back to him and it is happening too often. i think that -- that unless he does make some changes it is going to -- it is going to be almost impossible that some of the new policies that he wants to put in place either do not get done at all or take a lot longer to get done. that's what i think you're seeing in the market today. >> don, how much of this is learning curve? i mean it is one thin

. >> by the way, fox draft a week ago and don peeble have a nice lead.ls choice. >>> the vote on healthcare, rich johnsons hoping for a win they can deliver to their constituents and the president. we will find out ahead, i believe this is a preliminary vote, can somebody advise me on that. this is mott the final vote on the legislation. . >>> welcome back to "power lunch" everybody. moments away from the big vote on the american healthcare act in the house. right now they're voting on a preliminary measure. president trump keeping a close eye on what's happening on the hill. tweeting about it moments ago and pushing back his departure to new york by three hours. let's go to e lon on capitol hill. what are they voting on now and when does this big vote come up? >> tyler, the house is voting on a series of measures this afternoon. the healthcare is the second one that they'll take up. right now they're considering a related provision that would require members of congress to be subject to the american healthcare act and its provisions. that means congress