kustoff: thank you very much could have a good day.: let's get some views from across the aisle, pennsylvania congresswoman madeleine gain -- dean. is it going to be as he described? rep. dean: you know, one of the reasons i went to attend the inauguration of president donald trump is to show that i am here come i am here for all constituents. sadly, i don't think mr. trump set us up for that kind of work. i know you were just talking about budgeting. absolutely right, we have to make sure that american people, that we put forward a budget instead of continuing resolution after continuing resolution only to have it blown up by a political fight. so i'm hopeful. that's why i attended today. i know it was historic, this inauguration of president trump. i want to signal that i'm here to work, and i'm hopeful. there is an awful lot of uncertainty, and sadly, there is an awfully long list of grievance, complaints, and darkness. caitriona: let's look and president trump's inaugural address, congresswoman. he said there are specific policy ar

kustoff: i do. have seen a lot of activity from president trump in the 48 hours that he has taken office. we have seen so much activity, you've got so much news to report, including one you just reported. i think it is the right decision so that president trump and his officials and his administration can get a hold on all of the numbers, all the people who are here, whether they are here for resettlement purposes, or whether they are here -- sumi: very quickly -- rep. kustoff: let's get an assessment. sumi: we've got 20 seconds, including those who have worked with the u.s. military on the ground in afghanistan. rep. kustoff: again, let president trump get all of the information, all of the information about people who are here so that he can make the decisions by executive order. sumi: understood. great to have you back on bbc news. thanks for making time for us. rep. kustoff: thank you very much. sumi: that is our program. don't forget, you can always get the latest on our website, bbc.com/news.

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