therefore, the honorable paul d. ryanf the state of wisconsin having received the majority of the votes cast is duly elected as speaker of the house. the sergeant at arms: mr. speaker, the speaker-elect, paul d. ryan of wisconsin.

paul ryan said flatly, i do not want the job. five ways till sunday.have to watch state of the union to find out how he did t it's pretty interesting. >> paul ryan, what did you learn from that conversation? this is a job he didn't want. >> it's a job he didn't want at all. look, it's a job that he's got. it's one of the fascinating things about politics. it's all about timing. and sometimes even if you're great for a job, you're just -- the timing isn't right. and other times, like in the case of paul ryan, the job kind of finds you. that's certainly what happened here. he talked a lot about how he plans to do things differently from john boehner and for people out there looking at congress saying it's so dysfunctional, there's got to be a way to figure this out, he certainly is talking the talk somewhat. we'll see if he can walk the walk and you'll see what he says about that in our interview. >> looking forward to it. dana bash, thanks. >> thank you. >> state of the union starts at the top of the hour, 9:00 am eastern here on cnn. >>> plus it's been

people need jobs and paul ryan is the one that can make it happen. jon: he laid down a real marker to president obama in a usa today editorial suggesting for instance on immigration reform he is not working to get that passed, instead of working to build trust, he the president has destroyed it. last november after his party lost control of the senate the president decided to circumvent the legislative process by unilaterally granting legal status to 5 million people. he has already demonstrated he is not serious about enforcing the law. passing comprehensive reform during his presidency would really render it meaningless. some conservatives were sceptical as to whether paul ryan would really go at this white house but he seems to be doing it with editorials. >> we have a president that talks the talk but paul ryan is talking the talk and walking the walk and setting an example. remember candidate obama when he said we will have transparency? we have not had transparency and paul ryan is setting aside time for members of congress to read the bill. re

so it looks like-- oh, like paul ryan is slated to be speaker of the house. but before ryan said-- said yes to the dress, i mean to the job, i'm sorry, he came out with a bunch of demands. two of them really stood out. >> we as a conference should union fie now and not after a di vicive speaker election. >> larry: all right. i guess he is saying i will run, but you got to promise me i'll win. doesn't want the old bait and switch i guess. that is how the ways and means committee lied and said it would be a king tut and sluts party and only he showed up in costume. so embarrassing. you do not want to be the only one in costume at a tuts and sluts party. and the other demand was. >> the last point is personal. i cannot and i will not give up my family time. >> larry: all right, paul ryan, that's admirable. you know what, i am a not the only one who things so. >> that comment about his family time was, wonderful. >> larry: wow. man, mika is excited. and she's completely dead inside from using thinking joe scarborough is interesting. that's ssmght it's impressive i

that is what house speaker paul ryan is calling any attempt to work with paul ryan on immigration reforment cannot be trusted on the issue. this after mr. ryan pledged to work with democrats and start fixing the broken house. as he called it. want to bring in our panel once again, ed rollins, tammy bruce, alan combs, he said that this morning, that the president's stance on immigration cannot be trusted and it is ridiculous. >> the house is not broken. the house has a republican majority and they're not getting their way and there is a certain segment of republicans that aren't happy, more conservative than the more moderate members, they have to argue that inside. the truth of the matter, we just passed a gigantic budget deal and majority of republicans and democrats weren't involved in the deal and didn't vote for the deal and yet the senate leadership and the house leadership and the president got what they wanted. an $80 billion increase, lifted the sanctions and the debt ceiling is not a two anymore, and they weren't involved in the debate. that's what they're unhappy about. and the

and here's why. >> time reports on congressman paul ryan accused of hypocrisy. this week ryan said if he were to serve as house speaker he would not give up spending time with his family. in 2009 he voted against providing paid leave, family leave to federal workers. >> larry: that's not the only hypocrisy. that is not the only hypocrisy. you can't complain you don't have enough time to spend with your kids while bragging about how much time you spend at the gym. the speaker of the house doesn't need to shred his delts and burn his glutes, you're a dad. be like the rest of america, be content with your dad bod. now go see your [bleep] kids, all right? (applause) and as chairman of the house budget committee his budget got much of its savings by cutting programs that helped poor people like child care subsidies. now in his defense that isn't hypocrisy, that is just being consistent. oh, republicans. you never let me down when it comes to letting me down. (laughter) what are you going to do. okay. so speaking of reliable letdowns, there is news out of ferguson. >>

paul ryan got into politics during the reagan presidency. as young as he is, he's been in politics a long time. paul ryan understood reducing regulation so economy could grow. ryan has been through details of all those things. i really think he'll play a role in the house helping the newer members understand why they got to this point. >> i see him as a combination of firm philosophical conviction but also on tactical flexibility. realizing that congress, you can't get everything you want. particularly with a democrat in the white house. >> this is why he was the best choice to be the house speaker because he understands the tactical problems, longer term strategy, we want to win. we need more senators. we need to get the white house. and so he tells his team this is what we need. short-term these are tactics we have to follow. that's what the republicans have been sailing on. that's what broke apart the republican party in the house was this failure to understand that tactics for them are much different than the strategy. wa very much he's

they blackmailed paul ryan -- >> go ahead, john. >> yeah. what's called obstructionist is actually just ideological. the tea party stands for something. so does isis. that's corrupt and ridiculous. but the tea party stands for something. >> what do they stand for? >> for economic free dom, a free america. that's scene as corrupt in today's society. standing for anything. you're supposed to be the middle of the road. a compromiser. that's what people hate about the tea party. not about ideas but the way they go about doing them. standing for them. >> espn, michelle. it's okay to take a shot at the tea party. open season on tea party or conservatives. yet when you take a shot or compare muslims to a group that they don't like, you get suspended. >> i think it says a lot about where espn stands. they seem to not care if people make fun of the tea party or say horrible analogies, but when it comes to the left being criticized it's a whole other ball game. >> let me do this. the so-called talent if from espn isn't the only one making crazy commen

paul ryan finally got nominated and elected on thursdayaywhat does this mean moving forward? little easier to talk about it before as opposed to afte aftetepaul ryan is teh most nationally visable person to take the office of speaker r a long time. he brings a lot of personal prestige to the office. that will have on the didisions within the party. how long will that last? a lot of us are sports fans and we've seen the new geniusome to town and we love him until the tete starts l ling. i think the happy senario for house republicans is that he's able to hold them together long enough until they get into the general election camagn at which point the enemy is which point election the g geral they get into the gegeral election camapign at which point the enemy is clearly the democrats and the democratic theyare in 2017. 2017.what does it mean that he tamed the freedom caucus with of control we didn't see from boehener at the end? end?certainly athe end but also at the beginning. boehner rode a wave to the speakership that he really had nothing to do wtih. even a differen situati

house elects the any speaker, paul ryan. we'll talk to them both. after senator rubio's strong performance in last week's debate, how does he fight his way to the top in a pack still dominated by outsiders. >> i just don't believe anyone else running who has better understanding of the issues before us now than i do. >> and as wisconsin congress han paul ryan takes the gavel as speaker of the house, he says he'll run things differently. >> have been timid too long. we have to offer. >> dickerson: will he break gridlock on capitol hill? also talk to the number two democrat in the house, steny hoyer. and get the latest on the russian plane that crashed in egypt and killed 224. plus, we'll have roundtable to analyze all the news it's all ahead on "face the nation." good morning, welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. we've got lot of political news to get to but we start with an update on what caused a russian airliner bound for st. petersburg from egypt carrying more than 200 passengers to crash in the sinai peninsula early saturday. cbs new

>> you got the thumbs up from house conservatives who said, we'll give him a chance, go for it, paul ryan. but a few early headlines when your name first emerged. twruj, king paul pledge your a allegiance. paul ryan is the absolute worst choice for speaker. so, how do you keep republicans unified with that kind of observation? >> look, i have been through so much over the years, i have very thick skin. we have been too timid for too bold on taxes. alternatives are, and that's the looking for here. >> and john boehner didn't do that. >> our party hasn't done it. fault. our party hasn't been a successful proposition party. we cannot run on vague platitudes. that's why i believe that we as republicans must offer people of this nation a better way forward and a very specific and bold agenda and that is what our members are going to unify around. >> the national review reported this week that you made a promise to the house freedom caucus that you won't bring to the house floor while president obama is president. >> i think he's proven untrustworthy on this. presidents don't write laws, congre

. >> paul ryan es el vocero de la casa de representantes, ¿ hay posibilidad que con este cambio pueda de una reforma migratoria?. >> se abre un nuevo capÍtulo en la cÁmara, paul ryan va a tener el poder de unir no solo a los republicanos pero tambiÉn al congreso, es un hombre que cuando llegÓ al estrado lo primero que pidiÓ fue que republicanos rezaron por demÓcratas y al revÉs, ha sido lÍder en el pasado, ha tratado de crear consenso en el partido republicano. >> prometiÓ que no tendrÍa movimiento de inmigraciÓn antes de las elecciones. >> dijo que mientras no haya consenso en el partido republicano no cree que se pueda procedo era. >> hay reportes de que hay un grupo pequeÑo, reducido de republicanos trabajando con un grupo de demÓcratas en lo que serÍa un acta del sueÑo, me han dicho que usted estÁ involucrado en eso, ¿ es cierto o no?. >> sÍ, el objetivo, estamos trabajando con republicanos y demÓcratas para lograr una nueva versiÓn del acto del sueÑo, vamos a cambiar el nombre, serÁ algo diferente pero queremos una vez mÁs hacer un esfuerzo para darle una oportunidad a esas perso

what's the best way to achieve that with paul ryan?e president obama and his team, i would actually try to ask paul ryan to come to the white house, i would ask his wife and his children because now paul ryan is raising children in the public eye as well. the president and mrs. obama know something about that. it's really important they establish some sort of personal relationship. the white house about 18 months ago said they were going to do this, and they had, basically, some half measures where they tried to have some dinners. there's no sustainable measure from the white house on that part. but i think paul ryan is, he's principled, and he's polite, and he's really fun to be around. so i think the president would actually enjoy his company. liz: yeah. well, we shall see, and it is perhaps the way forward. >> i encourage people to read the book. it's interesting to see how he was brought up and how he decided to take that policy direction in his life. liz: it's important to look at, and the earned income tax credit is something tha

emma: susan mentioned at the start of the program that you are interested in succeeding paul ryan as chairman of the ways and means committee. could you talk about what you would bring to that committee and how your similar to former chairman ryan and how you would be different. rep. brady: we need a progrowth conservative who can advance paul ryan's agenda. he's got a bold vision for the committee, he's got ed idea for fixing the tax code, taking the first steps for saving social security and medicare, opening new trade and customers for american workers. we have a lot of work to do their. i have experience leading to of the subcommittees on ways and including solving the way we pay doctors, medicare, a bicameral solution to help bring republicans, democrats, the house and senate, and physician groups around the country together. also because i have led a committee which i have worked hard revitalizing into a free-market think tank, that experience and the reputation working through all the ideologies, that can advance the progrowth agenda. richard: you talk about tax reform and that

paul ryan is precisely the opposite. that's what he wants to do all the time. and is he happy to have big debates about potentially unpopular issues like entitlement reform. and have it out with democrats in public. >> marah. >> the big question about the second list that he gave, the tax code and poverty and economic growth. republicans have had a hard time uniting around their solutions for those things or replacement for obamacare. that's going to be tough. it certainly is an ambitious, worthy goal. as in terms of the first thing about immigration reform, i differ with steve. the republican house had already rejected immigration reform before obama did the executive orders. they are the ones who didn't embrace what paul ryan actually was for, which was a path to citizenship. so i think it's a little bit self-serving to say all of the sudden we are not going to do immigration reform because of obama's executive actions. they already had rejected it. >> he had said ted this will poison the well. if president obama does in this will poison the well. >> yes. but

pretty soon we'll see whether paul ryan gets any sort of honeymoon.does better than his predecessor did. >> herding the sheep. refused to vote for paul ryan when the house chose their new speaker. now looking to pay them back with the primary challenge. latest bad blood in the establishment versus tea party fight we've all watched play out over the last few election cycles. they are looking at each district, looking to surprise three or four of these house rebels if they can recruit top tier candidates by the filing deadlines. keep an eye on that one. that's it for "inside politics." "state of the union" starts right now. >> the buy as that exists in the american media. >> and the party that was payback. then the governator. he may be replacing trump on "the apprentice," but is raising cash for another candidate. who may surprise you. >>> and a reluctant speaker embras his new role. >> we've been too timid for too long around here. >> why

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>> it's a big deal for paul ryan.s underreported here, what he was chairman of the house ways and means committee, he did a lot of work on the transportation bill. he thought it could be part of some long-term income tax revision and code revision, tax reform if you will. but in this case, particularly, he's going to have a really interesting road to navigate. because one of the things that paul ryan said was that he wanted to have an open process, regular order. well, i was just talking with some folks close to the house rules committee and over 250 amendments were offered to the house rules committee, which dictates how many amendments are added to a bill. and the possibility is you're going to see probably 100 plus amendments go forward. we don't know if they'll be controversial, but the import/export ban could be on there. he himself opposed it. so that's the issue at hand here, steve. >> luke russert, thank you for that. >> for more, i'm joined by anthony fox. mr. secretary, thanks for joining us. brand new house

that's not paul ryan's background. paul ryan is a wonk.e who's known in the republican party for being very knowledgeable about the budget. i think he likes to deal with the budget. he's also a good public face with the republican party. better, frankly than john boehner was. i think the big question we don't know is how will he deal as an inside operator? it's a very tough job. and he doesn't have a lot of background in this. >> right. and it's one thing to say what you're going to do. it's another thing to actually do it in the confines and constraints of washington. let's listen to what he said about dana bash about that this morning as well. >> how are you going to control the 40 or so members of that so-called freedom caucus in a way that john boehner couldn't? >> well, i think members are pl frustrated that they didn't have the opportunity to express their views on the floo are. i think it's too tightly controlled. i want members of congress leveraging their constituents, having the ability and the process to actually advance ideas.

>> i think largely depends on what paul ryan.f he makes and forces it as an issue, others will have to respond. and one other factor that is not insignificant. it is large, premiums are rising 7.5 percent for open person on obama care. that is a lot of money and some of high as 66 percent. look, people are dealing with this in their daily life and it remains an issue for that reason and that reason alone. it might enter the political debate. and people are feeling it and talking about it. >> we'll continue to cover it as well. daniel, and jackie, thank you both. >> thank you, jon. >> our director of national intelligence weighing in on the deadly plane crash in egypt. why james clapper is not ruling out a terrorist attack. and chipotle shutting down restaurants in connection with an ecoal outbreak. where it is happening and why. ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life" ♪song: "that's life"♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. alon

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paul ryan is precisely the opposite. that's what he wants to do all the time. happy to have big debates about potentially unpopular issues like entitlement reform. and have it out with democrats in public. >> marah. >> the big question about the second list that he gave, the tax code and poverty and economic growth. republicans have had a hard time uniting around their solutions for those things or replacement for obamacare. that's going to be tough. it certainly is an ambitious, worthy goal. as in terms of the first thing about immigration reform, i differ with steve. the republican house had already rejected immigration reform before obama did the executive orders. they are the ones who didn't embrace what paul ryan actually was for, which was a path to citizenship. so i think it's a little bit self-serving to say all of the sudden we are not going to do immigration reform because of obama's executive actions. they already had rejected it. >> he had said ted this will poison the well. if president obama does in this will poison the well. >> yes. but they had

you watched paul ryan, how do than john baner? >> i think as he pointed out a movement conservative, more ideological than john boehner. very enthusiastic and perhaps not as wise ened as john boehner was because he went t tough some of the battles. but he has a lot of ability. he wants to do well. he wants to lead the congress in a way that is effective. the fact is, though, it wasn't the speakership that was broken, it was a deeply divided dysfunctional republican party and that remains. it remains a party that has a very, very strongng ideological bent not only inside but outside. and the outside influences constrain what i think are the majority of reasonable pragmatic republicans which is why frankly the ryan budgets which sets forth his visions of what he implemented by the republican party in the house of representatives. >> we'll come back after commercial talk about paul ryan and few other things, stick with us we'll be right back. i haven't seen you since that tv quiz show. hello, watson. you can see now? i can recognize

paul ryan is an f rated conservative. pretending he's some sort of conservative. i can't sit here representing my audience and say, oh, that's nice he's going to be a conservative speaker. he's not going to be anything of the sort. he is, in that giant train of people, you know, he's following his nose straight to k street to the u.s. chamber of commerce and the business round table. >> he did not get the endorsement of the freedom caucus. >> he got your support. and that's part of what -- >> he did -- >> the language is part of what's wrong with this town, as you know, people trying to bs one another. you know, this is a little -- we like to consider this broadcast a little safe island in the midst of all it where we try to keep that stuff pushed away. >> right. >> where are we headed? i'm going to give you the last word here, congressman. >> i think in terms of our speaker, new speaker, which whom we expect to be paul ryan. we're going to give him a trial period. and he'll be up for a vote again in approximately a year.

. >> why paul ryan finally took the job. >> he figured out god has another plan in mind for him. >> paul ryan and john boehner speak out. plus the best political team on television will be here with insights from the campaign trai trail. >> in for jake tapper, state of the union is hotly debated. wednesday's republican debate on cnbc is like a political bomb that keeps exploding. loud complaints led the national committee to suspend the gop debate with nbc, the parent company of cnbc. they're going to see if they can come up with a plan for themselves of what to do for the next debates. one republican, at least, has his own ideas. >> let me lay out a radical proposition. how about if we say from now on if you have never voted in a republican primary in your life, you don't get to moderate a republican primary debate. >> will continue to be on the stage. john kasich, governor of ohio. governor, thank you so much for joining me. let's start with what you heard from ted cruz there, the whole idea that in the future only republicans should moderate republican debates. >> i'm the governor of

what's interesting is what paul ryan is trying to do in the house. he trying to come to a responsible compromise and putting the president in the corner. is he not cutting off funding for refugee flows is he asking that top officials certify that we can guarantee that they are not going to be a threat to our national security. and as for president obama, it's really craven to see how is he is using this to further his own political. he creates a refugee crisis because of his leading from behind strategy and then he goes back and blames republicans for the mess that he is responsible for? it's really incredible. >> it's a great point. i find it so interesting suddenly the president is so passionate about these people because these people have been bombed for two years. hundreds of thousands of them have died in syria. now suddenly you are only compassionate if you want to open the door to them after these paris attacks. i'm just wondering when you look at paul ryan, he comes across, i think, probably to most americans as sort of well, that sounds pret

that paul ryan did with his new power as speaker was he took down that picture of denny hastert.ch they were maybe even a little late getting to since denny hastert pled guilty last week to federal charges in illinois and is just now awaiting sentencing to find out how much time he's going to be serving in prison. so taking down the denny hastert portrait is how paul ryan had to start his first week as speaker of the house. a little redecorating. sprucing up the place. take down the portraits of recently convicted felons. but this morning several members of congress and a whole bunch of 9/11 first responders had a pretty compelling recommendation for what paul ryan's first piece of legislative business ought to be now that he's speaker. >> late last week the congress elected a new speaker of the house, paul ryan. and in his speech paul ryan said congress is broken, we're going to wipe the slate clean, and we're not settling scores. there is one score that needs to be settled, and that is what we owe 9/11 recovery and rescue workers. that needs to be settled. and it's already -- i

check out paul ryan here.ot sure what he was trying to say but he was the one that decided to dress as mitt romney to go trick-or-treating in janesville last night. hillary clinton tweeted out this picture of her and a mini her, somebody trick-or-treating as hillary clinton. bernie sanders went out with his grandchildren. he claimed not to be wearing a costume. i guess you could say he was going out as larry david perhaps when he went trick-or-treating. to me the scariest thing last night had to be what happened to duke. [ laughter ] i'm not going to help myself. we, i believe, have a sped up version of the miracle in durham that helped miami. can we get to -- appease me here. i knew helene wanted this. eight laterals, a rough week for the -- my beloved hurricanes. it was an amazing -- look at this. there it goes. >> that is beautiful. >> it was an amazing thing. it took them ten minutes to decide whether the call was real or not. if i'm a little sleepy this morning, it's because -- >> it took them ten minutes

that is something paul ryan is good at. that is why he is one of the small handful of qualified candidates for speaker. he is able to do interviews like that. i think it is worth pointing out that these two, president obama and paul ryan, collaborated recently on negotiations over a bill to fast track a big free trade deal. that is something that passed bipartisan support in the face of opposition. that is evidence there is not this total freeze between them. it is possible they could find some avenues to work together and make progress. as paul ryan made clear, it will not be on the most contentious issues that president obama has been unable to solve for years in the last few months in office. >> eric bradner, you have a busy 15 months. good luck, my friend. >> thank you. >>> time for an early start on your money. asian stocks lower. a survey shows china factory activity slowed for a third month in a row. european stocks and u.s. stocks bouncing back. stocks have been on fire lately. on friday, stocks closed the best mont

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john: paul ryan, new speaker of the u.s. house of representatives, took office on thursday, pledging to make politics work better. but on wednesday, before mr. ryan took the speakers gavel, the house of representatives passed a major bipartisan budget deal. here are its eight key elements -- first, government spending. it will increase by a total of $50 billion in 2016, and $30 billion in 2017. the increases will be split equally between defense and domestic programs, but an additional $31 billion will also spending over two years. second, $168 billion in long-term savings will be made by reforming the social security disability fund. third, a 2% cut in medicare payments to some healthcare providers will stay. fourth, companies will no longer have to automatically enroll employees with health insurance. fifth, $8 billion will be allocated to prevent medicare premium hikes that some beneficiaries were expecting next year. six, generic drug companies will have to pay higher rebates to state medicare funds if and when drug price

with more. >> reporter: paul ryan appeared on all sunday talk shows. on fox news sunday, the new speaker of the house said he wants to unify and change the republican party in the house by going on the offensive. and laying out a bold alternative for the country. >> we fight over tactics, because we don't have a vision. we have to have a vision, and offer alternatives to this country. so they can see that if we get the chance to lead, if we get the presidency, and lead the congress, this is how we'll fix the problems that working families are facing. >> on cnn's state of the union, ryan discussed efforts to fund planned parenthood, saying be realistic about what can be accomplished, but wants to make the house a more participatory process. >> we need to be clear about what we can and cannot achieve, and not set expectations knowing that we cannot reach given the constraints of the constitution. but we also have to push issues where we can push issues. >> on nbc's meet the press, he said he will not be endorsing any republican candidate during the prima

i was in a yoga class with paul ryan and some others. >> really?ttle while. >> does it center you also? or is it more about stretching? >> it's more about stretching. >> i get that. >> i'm not trying to be a yogi here. i just do some yoga. >> your office released a series of photos, i'm not sure if you saw them, from your time as speaker. >> yeah? >> and there's one that really, to me, looked like the quintessential boehner scene. it's this. >> yeah. that looks like me. >> looking at the view -- >> looking at the view, and pondering a little bit. listen, it's been a great -- >> do you miss that most, do you think? >> oh, i'll miss the people around here most. you know, we get to do important things. we get to put our fingerprints on the direction of the country. fingerprints on history. but at the end of the day, it's the people you meet that make this job so rewarding. >> mr. speaker, thank you so much. >> oh, thank you. >> good luck with everything. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, jeb bush's secret strategy memo, exposed. what it reveals about t

sandra: house speaker paul ryan taking heat for saying no to family leave. house speaker he would not sacrifice family time. some democrats are portraying ryan as hypocrite not supporting family leave legislation. on "fox news sunday" he pushed back. >> i don't think people asked me toe be speaker to take more money from hard-working taxpayers for some family entitlement. if you want me to be best dad, husband, an speaker i can, getting work life balance correct i should sign up for new unfunded entitlement doesn't make sense to me. sandra: where do you fall, peter. >> i'm for family act. i think it should bs pad. sandra: do you think he should be called hypocrite. >> he says it is not unfunded. i think we should encourage families not abortions in this country. the price to pay 1.50 a week by employee and employer together to insure a woman has the capacity to be paid 2/3 of her salary for 12 weeks i think that is a good thing in the united states. and i think a lot of people, and a lot of companies get that. so through disability policies, through other po

joining us now, paul ryan. do not think i have ever heard my name mentioned with the pilot of the millennium falcon before. mark: are you a star wars fan? speaker ryan: i grew up with it. mark: it has been said guantÁnamo should not be closed. the administration is being vague about whether the president will use executive action. what is your message to the president and the administration about whether they should use executive action? speaker ryan: he cannot. he does not have authority. we passed a bill with over enough to override a veto. the senate passed the bill with 91 votes, well over what is necessary. the language is clear that it cannot transfer prisoners. this is language that was put in the defense bill by democrats when they ran congress in the early part of the obama administration. mark: what about the president, trying to fulfill a campaign promise? speaker ryan: the law is the law. mark: you have said that we need to be a party of policy and not run on platitudes. i want to ask you about speci