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lee override the president? i apologize to my social studies teachers. [laughter] >> i thing put you are referring to it is 100 members in the senate you need to sarah said is 67 and 435 members of the house two-thirds is the 270 that is the necessary to override the president for the veto. >> host: indiana independent scholars. [no audio] --. >> caller: hello to the veterans. but regarding that's lame duck session for this congress what have you found to be ahead trent to be pushed through? >> guest: that is a great question. look at the types of bills that goes through in the lame duck session it is all over the map. we impeached a president, we created department of, and security, and major trade deals like the 1974 and 1994 so ideologically it is not clear if there is a pattern to increase the size of government. it is of mixed bag. there are a fair amount of bills that are difficult to assemble that took zero long time that were pushed to the lame duck because of that but not to just get bipartisan bills passed but this was tricky for them to get done. >> host: is there an example during this one? >> guest: the budget of course, . the house has pass