houlihan really, i can't thank you. both for coming on and talking about this bipartisan effort are doing for us troops. thank you so much for being here >> thank you. >> thank you >> it is nice to see cooperation for wants. thank you, john. >> all right. an alarming warning from the cdc as measles cases continue to surge, the disease by the way, has been considered eliminated here in the for more than two decades but that could soon change because of these recent spikes in cas across the entire country, cnn's jacqueline howard is join now, jacqueline, what is ing on? >> sar, that is the big question here.o far this yearwe've seen more than 10 measles cases rerted across the country. this is in 17 differenstates and new yk city. and as you said, in the year 2000, we eliminated the measles rus he in the, that was a huge public health chi menn, we were ableo do that because of high vaccination coverage. but cently, we've seeclines in vaccinations, many outbreaks are occurring and pockets of communities with low vaation ra

for that, we should reward him. >> chrissy houlihan, i want to thank you so much at the end of a long day. i detect a smile on your face as you head home. thank you for your time with us. let us go back to brendan buck. thank you for standing by. we wanted the congressman to finish this long day on capitol hill. let us talk about political playbook. it reports one of the other republicans who has signed on to marjorie taylor greene's motion to vacate, congressman massey is hoping to force johnson to resign on his own rather than remove them. and they were siding the decision nine years ago to step down. can you share what the pressure was like on speaker paneer at that time? do you think johnson could withstand and a similar amount of pressure to leave voluntarily. >> i have no doubt that thomas massey would like him to resign jon weiner was born a half years into his service. he was expecting to step down the previous congress he was actually sticking around longer. pressure had risen throughout the conference, the freedom caucus made john boehner famous among conservatives. i don't