but even the romney-ryan platform of 2012. it is interesting. we will talk about the republican party and the conservative movement and the realignment happening. but i think back to the 2012 republican national convention, the romney-ryan ticket, and one of the famous lines during that campaign was barack obama -- or was it warren? can't remember. famously saying to small business owners "you did not build that." he was talking about the construction workers, government employees who built the roads, infrastructure, kind of belittling of small business entrepreneurship. the republican party strategy at the 2012 convention to counter that was, to hold an entire day of their four-day convention, dedicated to bolstering, elevating and heaping praise upon small business owners. in theory a good idea, right? mom-and-pop shops are something that conservatives cherish. the problem is that 1% of americans are small business owners -- 1%, the most, or 2% or 3%? i don't have the numbers in front of me. but you are trying to appeal to the populace, you mi

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your chances are with me so romney a reminder of our top stories u.s. president joe biden has reportedly decided to withdraw all remaining american troops from afghanistan by september the 11th that means the u.s. will miss the may the 1st deadline set up by the trumpet ministration by kind of has more from washington d.c. the reaction is somewhat mixed particularly from congress there the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has described the decision as a grave mistake this is a sentiment shared by the ranking member of the powerful house armed services committee mike rogers who says that this could impact on the u.s. national interests and its security some democrats who have expressed reservations but generally there's been overwhelming support from that side of the house for president biden's decision. the use of force expert has testified that don't show verne that was justified in putting george floyd to the ground because there was frantic resistance it contradicts the testimonies of top police officials who said jovan used excessive unjustifi

and i know, people will point, the administration will point, to mitt romney and say, well, mitt romneyey is not indicative of the republican party. in fact, quite the opposite. he is indicative of nothing about the current-republican senate conference. a.m. edition this morning, we have a rundown of all the outreach the administration has been doing on this bill. and i understand, they are doing a lot and they are trying to get people on board. but they are, also, frankly, this is -- i'm not trying to impugn bad motives here, and i don't think they have bad motives. but at the end of the day, they are going to try to lay this at republicans' feet, if they don't come along, obviously. because this is joe biden's top-legislative priority. and biden does view congress, through a lens of -- of his time in the congress, in the '80s and '90s and early 2000s when infrastructure was bipartisan. nothing is bipartisan, anymore, kasie, as you know well. so we are just in a different era in which it's going to be very difficult to get bipartisanship on this. >> certainly, these at-large priorities

senator mitt romney has argued keep that broken glass broken. let people never forget that?ething we should remember so that visual clues are there that indicate those stories. i think certainly mr. romney felt this in a very visceral way. >> joining me now is our nbc news capitol hill correspondent. you and i covers mitt romney together. you and i were standing about 20 feet apart on the day. we had to cover what turned into a partisan war. a commission to investigate it is stalled. what are your reflexes and thoughts as we think about the last 100 days and grapple with what happened on january 6. >> i won't forget it. i am standing in the same spot i was in until about 4:00 in the morning the next day after the capitol was finally recleared. once congress could go back in so the vote counting process could continue. i talked to ron johnson about if he had any responsibility for what happened earlier in the day. he told me flatly no. i think we knew it was going to become partisan to memory holding and people trying to rewrite what happened. you see it now in creating a 9/1

-- president romney's current team cared will they be able to deliver under the next president of irana bit of mirror imaging because this is what happened on the u.s. side. when president obama was president, we agreed to one thing to when trump became president, we decided to follow another path. there is a sense iran could do the same thing. the bigger picture here is not so much who is going to be in power in iran. there is a reluctance here within the biden administration and certainly within congress to even go back to the jcpoa. that is the unstated elephant in the room. the americans understand within the biden administration that if we go back into the jcpoa, the united states would have to not only lift the sanctions trump imposed but we would have to lift almost all nuclear related sanctions legislatively with congress by 2023. that is something within the biden administration they understand they cannot do. >> what are the questions that iran is going to have to answer going forward related to nuclear research and development it has engaged in and how d's -- and how easy or

utah senator mitt romney says, quote, i think with the experience we had with the $1.9 trillion rescue plan, he would like republicans to vote for his plan but in terms of meeting in the middle that's not something that the biden administration has shown. what is your reaction to that sentiment, republicans feel like the biden white house ultimately does not want to compromise, especially when it comes to the price tag? >> well, when you have a plan that has the support of a strong majority of the american people, in a sense we're already in the middle. we're just trying to get washington to reflect that. and that does mean a very natural back and forth. we welcome the fact that republicans have come forward with their plan. we take that as a starting point for conversations. and the president is deeply engaged. matter of fact, i was in the oval office with senator romney and others from both parties just last week with the president leading a discussion about the jobs plan. we're not going to agree on everything. we get that. but the president really believes, and we really believe in

are you going to follow up with senator romney, for example? >> yes, absolutely.cans and senator romney recognized that they need to come back with a plan and suggestions so that we can get to work. and there was this sense there's not just a few of us to make the best progress by working together and i think there's a launch national appetite for republicans and democrats to work together on something and if not infrastructure i think that's -- if we can't do it on infrastructure we'll have a hard time finding a better place. >> senator john hickenlooper with the report from in the room, we really appreciate it. >>> coming up, attorney general garland went to oklahoma city today on the 26th anniversary from the -- of the bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city. he warned of violent extremism in the united states today. michigan attorney general nessel is prosecuting cases in michigan. she will join us next. ) phone it in? way ahead of you. daddy's saving money. (burke) go ahead, phone it in. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ vo: president b

are you going to follow up with senator romney for example? >> yes absolutely.icans and senator romney, recognize that they need to come back on the plan, with some suggestions so that we can get to work. and there was this sense, it's not just a few of us, that will make the best progress, by working together, i think there is a large national appetite, for republicans and democrats to work together and something. and if not infrastructure, if we can't drawn infrastructure we need to find a better place. >> senator jon hickenlooper, with his report from in the room. thank you very much for joining us tonight senator we really appreciate it. thank you. coming up, attorney general went to oklahoma city today, and the 26th anniversary of the bombing of the federal building in oklahoma city he warned of violent extremism in the united states, today. michigan attorney general is currently prosecuting multiple cases of violent extremism, many directed at women, democratic leaders in michigan she will join us next. n michigan she will join us next. she will join us ne

senator romney said it, we still have anger, that my anger is weighing some how but, it -- would hasn'took at those people in congress i smaller people. i can't trust them. because i now know, in a moment of real pressure, when they have to choose between their country and their own high, i know how they are going to choose, and it is very difficult to work with somebody when you know that about them. when the pressure is on, they did not choose their roles in office, they did not choose our history of democracy, they chose the narrow, small path. that is hard to forget. >> congressman, thank you for taking this time and i know you speak for a lot of other members of congress who are going through this, for whom it has hit them at home and they had no trick to keep working, and that is a hard environment to keep working in when you know who causes this and why it happened. congressman, good to see you, then kildee. coming up next, the sneaky way republicans in one state are trying to change the law to make it harder for people to vote, stay with us. vote, stay with us bipolar depression

you had democrats like eric swalwell, you had republicans like mitt romney and liz cheney. can safely work at the capitol or in their home district or just go about their day. is this the new norm? >> it shouldn't be the new norm. >> no. >> but it looks like it's becoming the new norm. there's a line on twitter that people always -- what would you say if you saw this in another country, alex? you would say, a failed state. you would say a democracy that's, you know, a weak democracy in decline. how can you have a country, a political system where political violence is now part of everyday conversation, is now seen as a tool by members of the electorate, by political groups. this violence, don't forget, shg has been incited by the former president. you have a gop official in michigan. we covered this on my show who says, burn them at the stake, referring to witches in michigan, referring to governor whitmer and secretary of state and the attorney general, who all three are women in michigan. that kind of language that's become acceptable on the right that now right wingers t

you know, senator romney said it, we still have anger. my anger has waned somewhat. but what hasn't waned, what hasn't diminished is that i look at those members of congress as smaller people now, as lesser. i can't trust them, because i now know in a moment of real pressure, when they have to choose between their country and their own hide, i know how they're going to choose. and it's very difficult to work with somebody when you know that about them, when the pressure is on, they did not choose their oath of office, they did not choose our history of democracy, they chose the narrow, small path. that's hard to forget. >> congressman, thank you for taking this time. and i know you speak for a lot of other members of congress who are going through this, for whom it has hit them at home but they had no choice but to keep on working. that is a hard environment to continue to work in when you know who caused this and why it happened. congressman, good to see you. thanks for joining us. dan kildee is a democrat from michigan. >>> well. coming up next, the sneaky way repu

us there never talk of oh i was i think your support so i got that let's get right to supplement romney's point really i think it was it was canceled back then because konami the publisher which is a primarily a japanese publisher so the opposition to the game and they pulled funding and they refused to publish an opposition now it is sort of risen again with a new publisher that is run by the person who wanted to make the game in the 1st place and so i want to push out some because well so much to talk about and it's extraordinary it's a video game that's got us talking about it but here we are this is who i'm ana. is talking about. as the basis for a video game yes in respond off the back of this video call me when we talk about the war until you show we're talking about something that is very real and her if it demonization of muslims that confines us to an extremist narrative in mainstream media is nothing new and consequently people have become immune in the sense of taste to killing especially the killing of muslims can they do games through the true cost of human war the absolutely

just because i want it that way mind leaving something even more that he doesn't like to pass him by romney has a new project. he's rented this building and plans to turn it into a meeting place for digital data but it's in future they should be able to live and . but together here many digital nomads and their living by creating websites doing online advertising writing text this blog only if you have suffered big losses due to cope it now has been living in thailand for several months this job and i think in the future more people are likely to go the route of becoming digital because many have seen that their secure job isn't so secure after all especially metal mess at hotel and tourism which is why so many have lost their jobs most or her only getting 60 percent of their wages at the high school come here young travellers of all nationalities can live and work together for a while best in burundi hopes that a sense of community will develop it because digital nomads often feel isolated. from doubts people fairly fast but always on the superficial level hopefully that will change with t

corona virus outbreak actually there are some data now from the city of hamburg and romney and they clearly show that. among the people who die from the virus the men are in the majority it's about 57 percent of the people that are actually ma'am it's because of their lifestyle. they have more heart disease they have more problems with their lungs because. among them and that makes them weak and prone to get the virus and a severe. infection leading to the i will talk to your in more detail in just a moment one thing is clear there are many biological differences between the sexes then it's also clear that diseases take different causes and have to be treated differently but a lot is also due to our behavior women wash their hands more often and eat more healthily men on the other hand think that the body simply has to function and what about us doctors we treat headaches. but do doctors care about if the patient is a man or a woman this question could make a difference between life or death. just never imagined she'd wind up in hospital yet she recently woke up at night with back pain late

passed him by romney has an international health insurance plan and registered his business in canadawhere he only pays little tax. he invests much of his and since docs cryptocurrency and real estate. jimmy and christian you russia can also live from there were in fact they and most of their travel luck than they did with their own jobs in germany. the coronavirus pandemic has slashed their income by 80 percent so now they need to find another way to generate some. hash. her every word you wrote it was the way your ball got i frogz girl were working on an i phone course to teach people a bit more about i phone photography and we think it's pretty promising because american models have worked well so. even if things are tough right now the couple has no plans to give up their lifestyle they intend to keep traveling with their notebooks in tow in recent years they've learned to deal with new situations and take advantage of opportunities they might not even have recognized before. the new best friend has found another campsite with a view. every day is full of holiday moments and new a

corona virus outbreak actually there's some data now from the city of hamburg and romney and they clearly show that. among the people who die from the virus the men are in the majority it's about 57 percent of the people actually men it's because of their lifestyle they have more heart disease they have more problems with their lungs because. among them and that makes them weak and prone to get the virus and a severe. infection leading to i will talk to your place in more detail in just a moment one thing is clear there are many biological differences between the sexes then it's also clear that diseases take different courses and have to be treated differently but a lot is also due to our behavior women wash their hands more often and they eat more healthily men on the other hand think that the body simply has to function and what about as doctors we treat headaches. but do doctors care about if the patient is a man or a woman this question could make a difference between life or death. just never imagined she'd wind up in hospital yet she recently woke up at night with back pain later th

confidence in mitt romney, ben sasse, that they will hold the line on that with other republican senators senator mcconnell gave a speech a couple weeks ago where he said they will do whatever it takes to stop this radical agenda of the democrats. if they get rid of the filibuster, he is committed to do that. i think that's what was implied in his speech. i think that's the case and frankly it should happen. let's hope this. when you get elected, your job is simple. what did you tell the voters who are going to do? do what you said you would do. kyrsten sinema told her she would not change the filibuster. joe manchin told us he would nog change the filibuster. the topic their word. if they don't, senator mcconnell better do what he talked about doing, making sure we stop this radical left agenda e from becoming law. >> sean: jim jordan meadows, thank you. let's turn to another thinly veiled attempt by the democrats to gain power. the so-called infrastructure bill. sounds great, infrastructure. rebuild infrastructure.. well, in reality this is little more than a multitrillion dollar far le

some democrats and republicans, including mitt romney and kay granger, and yesterday, this from fox news sunday from chris wallace. the question in terms of whether or not the democrats are giving the republicans enough room to negotiate a bipartisan deal. >> democrats connect bipartisan to pass part of the bill but they ran the rest of it through on a partyline reconciliation vote. >> the broader question you are asking, what is in it for the country and what is in it for the people we represent from our state if republicans and democrats work together to solve problems? if we come together in a bipartisan way to pass that $800 billion infrastructure bill that you were talking about that i have been urging, we show our people that we can solve their problems. we have all agreed for a long time that we need to invest more in american infrastructure. we disagree on how to pay for it. we should roll up our sleeves and sit down and find ways that both parties can support to make these critically needed investments. that is here at home. chris, is critical for our standing in the world. the

now, can mitch mcconnell keep the likes of ben sasse, lisa murkowski, met romney, and others?ill ask you, jason, because met romney is a good friend of yours. >> you never know with these folks. and that is the problem. you just don't absolutely know. you can't rely on them to actually do it. but it will fundamentally change the way everything works. because it is the biggest power grab we have ever seen. that is all they want, that is what h.r. 1 is about, to federalize the election. the change of the supreme court to add more members. anything to be in power and perpetuity. that is all they want. >> sean: last 15 seconds, stephen miller. >> i think this comes down to this question, can for senate republicans stand up, stick together, stay together, to be the last line of defense for american freedom? the fate of our country depends upon it, and what every american needs to be paying attention to right now is the biden administration ramps up its attacks on american freedom. >> sean: stephen miller, jason chaffetz, when we come back the latest on yesterday's heated congressio

romney did not miss a beat, he merely answered that he was not sure. now he hope a senate seat from the great state of utah. you, on the other hand, are riding a winning streak right now. your endorsements have made and revised careers of president obama in 2008 and president biden and 2020. you also have known the sting of defeat. if this is not too forward to ask, sir do you see yourself as , the successor to nancy pelosi, the nation's first black speaker of the house? is that a possibility? rep. clyburn: no. i won't miss a beat. you have to be real about that. the fact of the matter is, i think there will be an african-american speaker of the house. you know, there are several people who i thought fit into that category, people like cedric richmond who is going off to the white house. marcia foote who is now going to be a secretary and hakeem , jeffries who is still there. and i suspect that his name will come up in any conversation, as to who as an african-american would have the possibility of being speaker of the house. i think he has that he is

. -- mitt romney's question paid what would you do now. mitt romney merely answered that he was not sure and now he holds a senate seat from the great state of utah. you, on the other hand, are writing a winning streak. your endorsements have revived careers. it is not -- if it is not to forward to ask, do you see yourself as a successor to nancy pelosi, the nation's first speaker of the house? is that a possibility? rep. clyburn: no, i won't miss a beat. i have to be real about that. the fact of the matter is, i think that there will be an african-american speaker of the house. there are several people for that category. one is not going to be the secretary. jeffrey's, who is -- jeffries, who is still there now and i suspect his name will come up as the possibility of being the speaker of the house. he is building the kind of resume that could be successful. there are others. but i think he is poised to be in the running. there is a young lady, ms. underwood, in illinois, who i think a lot of. she is in her second term. as for jim clyburn

i don't articulate trust mitt romney or ben sasse or lisa murkowski. are they going to stand with you are either going to allow the democrats to go forward with the biggest power grab the history of the country? >> well, i won't speak for my colleagues. i like them all. i think they understand that if we give into this, miracle will change as we know it. they will destroy the independence of the judiciary in making d.c. estate is just an unbelievable power grab. h.r. 1 federalized villa's elections. tonight here's what i'm asking. i'm asking every republican senator to come forward and tell my democratic colleagues, our democratic colleagues that if you try to change the filibuster, abolish the filibuster and pass this radical agenda, we will use every tool in the toolbox for us. we will deny you a quorum. don't go down this road. don't blow up the senate. don't blow up the country. with the republicans need to be as aggressive as they are so we have an ability, sean, and to deny them a quorum by not, simply not showing up. i'm willing to do that as a

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you want your visit with the cell romney a reminder of our top stories the former crown prince of jordan says as he's under house arrest in amman the military has denied but says a former minister a member of the royal family and others were detained as part of an ongoing investigation the prince released a video saying it's part of a crackdown on critics but accuse the leaders of corruption incompetence and harassment. agenda who do you know there is no outside agenda there is nothing on my part to affect the country or outside plopping from behind the scenes we listen to these accusations all that and all over again this is only in order to make a smokescreen over the retreat and retraction that we witness in the country every day in our beloved country we hope that the country moves forward and may god protect our dear georgia. voting is underway in bulgaria's general election prime minister boyko but assault is seeking a full term with his center right party corruption and crow virus pandemics have been the main campaign issues of the government demonstrators gathered in thailand's c

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senator cassidy from louisiana is in rosen from nevada senator romney from utah and what this has allowed us to do is talk to people on the front line. being a former governor i know whatever happened in washington we had to implement or liveke with it or make adjustments or ask for a waiver to makef it fit. we can prevent that from happening if we start coordinating what we are doing. in the senate we have a working group ten republicans and ten democrats the g 20 group and we meet consistently and we have the problem solvers coming over and working with us. we are working in a bipartisan and bicameral way to have the executive branch of the governor's involved to complete the triangle helps us to have good input so we don't have redundancies or waste that's what we're trying to achieve with the pathway forward t i think today was a tremendous start for that. >> you covered at the whole goal is to work together not just democrats and republicans but senate as we did this past winter going into the new year with the c covid package. that is the model not just on this issue but frankly eve

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i'm not sure it comes from senator romney.be absorbed by maryland is impossible because maryland district was a part of maryland and maryland seated the district in perpetuity. so it couldn't be absorbed by maryland. and besides that all the democratic senators and every democratic in the house is for d.c. statehood except one republican in the maryland delegation. >> there is also, i wonder if the discussion over the last year or so this national reckoning on racial justice is playing into a uc as growing support for making d.c. a state, of giving voting rights to people in this community in washington who currently don't have them on the federal level. >> it may well be. it is true that the district in the '70s was a majority democratic. -- sorry, a majority black state, more blacks than whites. in fact, there always have been more blacks in the district for all the reasons we were later getting home rule. more blacks in the district of colombia. but remember this when i sa i more blacks in the district of colombia, it becam

to mitt romney you know them all know that you know it with the value of the meter the harder they have the member you know how it was about me i'm the love it all happened. overnight and. the mayor are going to run oh no not heard of the over the who are. already got. 00000. 0000. 00 go. there are. taken. by 818 and 15 seconds officer sheldon has not laid a finger on mr floor but he's observer and a reasonable police officer is doing this he walks onto a scene he sees active resistance occurring potentially active aggression occurring he has 2 other officers he has not intervene but again based on the policies and the training that you have seen what were his options available to him at that time if a person is actively resistant in the sun or distraction technique it's controlled takedowns conscious neck restraints. these are options available to mr chauvin at this point he has per his training these techniques at his disposal a reasonable police officer would be making these observations. he would observe the white foam around mr floyd's month he would consider the possibility that t

you're watching al-jazeera with me has the whole romney reminded of our top stories the army in charge has announced that president idriss deby has been killed while visiting soldiers on the front lines durbin who just won reelection and was one of africa's longest serving leaders his son general and how much kaka is expected to be the interim head of state the army has now implemented a curfew and shut the borders it says democratic elections will take place following a transition period to the morgan has more from the capital into mina. the president at me himself went to the frontlines along with top army officials to lead the battle against the group announced later that at least $300.00 were killed and more than $140.00 were captured while the rest fled and were being pursued by the government military now we hadn't heard from debbie over the weekend we didn't hear from him yesterday as well on the day that the national electoral commission announced that he had won the election by nearly 80 percent we were expecting to hear a statement from him. to assure his supporters and to ba

, mitt romney was right. >> no question.t's very clear that is authentically joe biden, that he's truly concerned about china, and how important it is to, you know, combat china. if you look at it, and look at history, i mean, you know, we talk about moon shot for cancer zone and so forth, it's not dissimilar to what president kennedy did with regard to russia, you know, we've got to harness the abilities and capabilities of america, get together to do it in order to achieve a goal. then it was going to the moon. now it's staying on top economically, and preserving democracy. >> dana bash, dan balz, grateful for your reporting. >>> big lies from donald trump and big legal troubles for his confidant rudy giuliani. >>> a display of bipartisanship in the house chamber last night, a fist bump between the president and republican liz cheney. among my patients i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity and gum gives us a dual action effect that really takes ca

it's not a romney obama issue. this is a sort of a systemic issue in within several, you know us government agencies, which send people out into the into the field is that you know you tend to have this super response to certain situations where you've got the fortress and people can't you know barely get in and out and it won't ask what the what you know, what exactly are doing there versus transitional installations whether they're i mean when i first got to libya was you slow the united states liaison office. it wasn't a an embassy it was a it was a transition. we were living in a hotel the the state department doesn't tend to cope with those situations as well as maybe they might and i think that was part of you know, why secretary clinton came forward and said, you know that, you know, basically that some level but you know, she's taking responsibility for that and presumably there will be investigations and people will look into to how to better protect, you know to make the bureaucracy work better for to pro

not have possibly cared less about any of the punitive principles of reagan-ism, or paul ryan, or romney-ism, about government and freedom and all that stuff. donald trump is just a corrupt would be autocrat over the likes the state power when it helps, them and he doesn't when it doesn't. he told people he was going to give them universal health care. he passed an enormous covid relief package i wanted to shove checks in people's hands as possible because he knew it was good politics. utterly absent from almost all this rhetoric was any of the echoes the talked about freedom and individual choice and small government. after all that, republicans went along for the ride, they are still going through the motions on that rhetoric. but no one really cares. look i don't think anyone's listening. during biden's address last night, the twitter account for republicans in the house judiciary committee tweeted that infamous reagan line, the nine most terrifying words in the english government are i'm government and i'm here to help. got 300 anyone retweets. we saw the same thing with the republican r

clinton's first budget big spending cuts, barack obama affordable care act built on romney care.ose policies are simply among themselves and that does more than anything else to unleash their ambitions and joe biden ends up going along with that. >> then you talk about two other aspects in the piece that i really agree with. one is the ideological and intellectual aftermath of the great recession and recovery, right, which i think among people that work in democratic party politics learned real lessons, which is the recovery was too slow, that you can be much more aggressive with deficits and trying to get back to full employment. and that relates to a political lesson, which is, look, the country's polarized and you're always swimming upstream anyway. at least the best thing you can try to shoot for and hope for the best is get to full employment, run things hot and sell what you do. and that, in some ways doesn't even have ideological valence, but does seem central to how the biden folks are seen. >> this is true and it's interesting. it's been very divisive. one of the things

there is kevin mccarthy, mitt romney, senator mitt romney. >> yeah, it is still an all boys club butdoesn't look that way. >> not on the two-shot. >> not on the two-shot. we knew this would happen from the moment she was picked. the moment they won. we knew that would be an image we would see but to actually see it, it's really powerful. >> yeah. it will be even more so when joe biden comes into the room being flanked by these two powerful women, two of the most powerful women in the entire country. and, you know, i think that this is one of those moments where as we often have in the vrecent ye have to take a pause and take a moment and people can recognize there is something very significant about what we are seeing here, a black and south asian woman and a woman, vice president and a woman speaker of the house. both of them, like you were saying from california, which is really amazing. >> and from the bay area. >> and from the bay area, which is amazing politically considering that that state, you know, very much a democratic stronghold but not necessarily one that sends folks to

down at the oval office at about 1:15 p.m., some democrats and republicans in routing senator d mitt romney including kay granger of texas, and yesterday this from fox news sunday and so in terms of this, they are looking to negotiate a bipartisan deal with. >> republicans want to agree to a plan to pass part of the velvet underground the rest of it threw on a partylinene reconciliation draft. >> well, chris, the broader question you're really asking is what to do for our country and for the people that we represent for the state and i think that if we come together in a bipartisan way to pass that 800 billion infrastructure bill that you are talking about, then we show our people that we can solve their problem. wewe just disagree about how to pay for it. and i think that we should roll up our sleeves and find ways that both parties can support to make these critically needed investments. that is here at home. and the worst thing that could happen that would ruin the chinese presidents' day with the for him to see republicans and democrats working together in the senate and the house. and

on the senate side, two republicans were there, met romney and john hogan.s for a bipartisan deal should remain low. why is this? i figured two big parts. one, gop does not want

texas, senator collins from maine, senator cassidy from louisiana, senator rosen from nevada, senator romney from utah and senator young from indiana. the thing that this allowed us to do is talk to people on the front lines. ing a former governor, i know whatever happened in washington, we have two implement it, lived with it or try to make adjustments. we can prevent that from happening if we start coordinating what we are doing. in the senate, we have a working group. we have 10 republicans and 10 democrats. we call it the g20 group and we meet consistently and we have the problem solvers with josh and brian coming over and working with us. we are working in a bipartisan, bicameral way. to have the executive branch of the governors involved truly complete set triangle and helps us have good input so we don't have redundancies or waste. that is what we are trying to achieve and set a pass forward. i think today was the tremendous start for that. >> i think our whole goal here is to work together, not just democrats and republicans, but working with the senate as we do and as we did this pa