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john boehner, former speaker, ohio congressman joining us.u back. >> neil, good to be with you. neil: thank you for coming. let me get your take on how we should handle china. we know they misrepresented some things, the administration saying they outright lied about the severity of the virus. but we just signed this trade deal and i'm wondering in this environment, will any good come of it? will the chinese make good on promises if we can't trust them and will the whole thing go kablooey? what do you think? >> well, i think we need to wait for the investigation to get completed in terms of what happened and what didn't happen. i'm not sure we will ever get to the bottom of what really happened but we need to do our best to determine what did the chinese know, when did they know it, but second to that, they signed the phase one agreement. i would hope the administration would continue to work toward the implementation of that. secondly, continue into the second phase of this trade agreement. one of the factors, there are 1.3 billion people th

it isn't about like, oh, can sheep go get a drink with john boehner or schmooze with mitch mcconnell.he's not a politician like chuck schumer, the democratic leader in the senate is more about the schmoozing relationship and interaction between human beings and that's not the way her politics works. she's much more about counting votes and doing those deals. >> what is your sense of what she cares about right now in this sort of ongoing stimulus negotiations? i mean, it strikes me that the democrats are talking all the time about vote by mail, about election protection, just sort of like just sort of making sure that whatever happens in november is safe, on the level and so forth and yet you don't see these things-- you don't see the leverage that nancy pelosi now has ever come out. i mean, what is your sense of how these next rounds of negotiations might go, especially given how important those two issues seem to be to democrats. >> yeah, it's been interesting to watch. i mean, she always is sort of on this tightrope, i guess you could say. it's a high wire act, you have the left say

a great strength and with those that preceded her and the house fell apart while paul ryan and john boehner were in charge. that they were unable to keep the caucus together. the caucus is so diverse and more conservative and urban districts. and the democratic cost on - - caucuses form on - - far more diverse. but not quite fractious disagreements from the time she has become leader to change the rules of the caucus and the house to make it harder and more painful for members to vote against the caucuses position and she wields the carrot stick very expertly. and that she's just disappointed and that feeling is a cute if you cross or you may live to regret it. that the tips and tricks a word i conclude in a larger sense it is an incredible understanding with that memory for details not only knows who you are with all the members of the house of representatives and to know your spouse and parents and pat sam priorities and issues what caucus you are a member of what might be difficult to do politically. and maintains those relationships to make everybody feel they have been listened to and

joining me now to talk about it on the virus, michael steele, former adviser to jeb bush and john boehnerl, what i found fascinating is you have one who said this is public service, this is what i do. one that said take it seriously, but don't trust the democrats. and the other was like what a bunch of hogwash. the socialists are coming. it's an interesting test case to see what works best. >> yeah, i mean, everyone is basically trying to figure it out. this is always going to be harder for republicans running in this environment because they have the responsibility of governing. they have the responsibility of talking about things the administration is doing or not doing. i think you're going to see a lot of republican candidates those who are currently in office highlighting their own efforts to help people affected by this virus. i think you'll see a lot of electeds talking about the successes of ppe, helping constituents get access to those funds. that was one of the most popular and bipartisan pieces of legislation we've seen from congress in the past decade. >> you know, michael, i

he was really a non-ideological john boehner type of a country club republican. theink that, though, when midnight run interlude blew up on him, when in the wake of james comey's testimony early in the russia investigation, he got to an undisclosed location in the middle of the night and said he had information to share with the white house, and that press conference about it. it was revealed he got information actually from the white house. or was at the white house. he was forced to step down from being chair of the committee. if you like that was a traumatic experience for him, so much so he decided that he was going to be all in with the president and has been ever since. so it has really been down the rabbit hole, i think, in an irretrievable fashion. but there remains good people within the gop and congress. do think though that even the otherwise normal rational members of the gop, history will be very unkind to them because they lack the courage to stand up to this unethical president when the country needed them to. and they will have to answer for that.

it isn't like oh we should go have a drink with john boehner. she's not a politician might bad.schuman the democratic leader in the senate is more about that area and that affection between human beings and i think that's not the way her policies work. she's more about counting votes and doing the deal. >> what is your sense about what she cares about right now with the ongoing stimulus negotiation? it strikes me that democrats are talking all the time about vote by mail, bowed elections protections and making sure whatever happens in november is safe and on the level and so forth. and yet you don't see the leverage that nancy pelosi now has ever come out of this. what is your sense of how the next round of negotiations might go especially given how port and it is to democrats? >> it's been interesting to watch. she always has on this but it's a high-wire act for her where you have she's not pulling enough for republicans or republicans calling her an obstructionist or not immediately giving them everything that they want. she has got to balance those competing demands and i thi