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mr. tanner and then, bob, back to you. go ahead. >> it has been a controversy between the branches since, as you suggested, the constitution was signed. we are in a very different world now than we were then. i am afraid that we are in a -- not perpetual war, but perpetual from the standpoint of the foreseeable future against nonstate operatives who are undefined and we are -- but we know that they pose a threat. to our freedom. 9/11 is as fresh today as -- almost 13 years later -- as it was then. from that standpoint, there is no one for congress to declare war on, so to speak. from that standpoint, as both danny and said, the president or the executive branch has to, within the boundaries set by the congress, conduct foreign policy, and it's not a question of instilling troops into a hostile environment. they are already there. so, it is a question of how it is managed, and the congress, through the intelligence committee and defense committees and so forth, really has i think an opportunity and a responsibility to dilig

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mr. watkins, the -- when tanner lost all of a sudden there was a view up now the conservative party i'm sorry is going to become even more conservative. there was an argument by you this morning that now it may be less conservative. it actually becomes more moderate. was that you on that? >> yes. >> where do you stand on that issue, joe? >> well, i think that we'll see the republican party stay the course. because the first item on the agenda is to win the midterm elections. so you don't want to do anything if you're smart to mess that up. we would not only keep the house but increase our numbers in the house. if we want to win back the senate, of course, so we don't want to do anything that would hurt that. >> hat does that mean not hurt it? which -- which way does that mean the wind is blowing? >> well, what it means is that you don't fight among yourselves publicly. if you have disagreements, you keep them in-house you hash things out before you go before the tv cameras, so you don't fight publicly. it means that you stick to the course. you stick to the script which is a stagnant economy