host: francine kiefer, who covers capitol hill for the "christian science monitor." and aaron zitner of "wall street journal." >> we will talk more about immigration policy tomorrow with american university professor paul kraut. the state ofat homelessness in the u.s. with jerry jones, the director of the coalition for the homeless. in we will talk about issues the tribal nations. "washington journal" airs every day at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. death of former d.c. mayor marion barry announced this morning. president obama announced a statement. >> mr. president, the honeymoon is over. >> the honeymoon is over. what heno longer get wants just by being president. >> we are going to take the president had on. the honeymoon is over. those clichÉs,of you might say, that goes back at least decades, the whole notion of a "honeymoon" for a new presidential administration. this goes back 80 years or so, probably when it e.r. took office, franklin roosevelt. got his 100 days. of course, he was working with an overwhelmingly democratic congress. it was a lot easier to push

and francine kiefer, she went to the san jose mercury news. we'll go to your phone calls in just a moment. but here is the present as he this issue on friday. year and a half in which standing in the way of that bipartisan bill at can sign the latina has been standing on the way is a simple yes or no vote on the house. if they had allowed a boat and it would have passed, i would have signed it. it would be the law right now. these leaders try to make it happen. st john boehner lets call bill, let's see where it goes. then you have the right thing to do. but despite that the party leadership would not let it come forward. called and i met, i told john and ner i will wash a car walk your dog. is call you need to do the bill. that is how democracy is supposed to work. if the votes had not been that then we would have to start over. but we want to give it a shot and he did not do it. president in las vegas. they said that if you went through it will get more than 300 votes. what house speaker pena been inside his own caucus? >> he made some moves

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host: francine kiefer, who covers capitol hill for the "christian science monitor." and aaron zitner of "wall street journal." thank you for being with us. have a nice thanks giving. -- thanksgiving. guest: sent to you. -- same to you. host: we are going to take a break. patrick clawson will join us from the washington institute for near east policy on negotiations on iran's nuclear capability. later, we will open up the phone lines for your calls and comments. you're watching and listening to this -- to "washington journal" on this sunday morning, november 23. >> join us today for live coverage of the miami book fair starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on book tv on c-span 2. you will see best-selling authors talking about their nonfiction books and we will take your calls, e-mails, and tweets. john dean,lude --man lear, and cornell west cornel west. >> this thanks addin -- thanksgiving week, c-span is featuring interviews from retiring members of congress. >> things have become so partisan. to some of the people involved in congress that in the 1830's to 1860 period. he

on the next "washington journal," francine kiefer and errands and are examined the political and legislative future of president obama immigration proposal. and patrick clawson has the latest on the iranian nuclear program negotiations which have a deadline this monday. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> the answer that i say to my good from from north dakota is no. >> i would you say to my good fro friend from wisconsin. >> the acts wanted by my good friend cory gardner from colorado. >> this actually has british lineage. it comes from parliament, whereds of years ago, they say something similar, the right honorable gentleman. which is a similar meaning, a thinly veiled approach to trying to be polite to somebody you do not really care for. at least in the house of representatives, where there are 435 members, about of these men and women do not know each other are when they are saying my good friend. it is disingenuous to use another phrase from the book. i would say indicates of the senate, there are only 100. they may not like