the district depending on her district, do you have new note david schweiker? >> guest: i don't know him well. he's now one of the guys have focused on, but schweiker was -- he was kind of a born and insight aside to republican leadership and in fact had been on the wiki man was kicked out because he voted one way, even as his majority with kevin mccarthy was asking him to whip and convince people to vote the other way. i also mentioned in the book -- wait for an gabby gets hers got along well and that in fact as one of her last acts as congresswomen, she happened to run into schweikert and gave him a two at the capital and then went home the next day and of course the terrible tragedy occurred. but beyond that, those are -- i think those are the only mentions that schweikert gets. >> host: isn't he in a primary right now at dan quayle? >> guest: i don't know when it's scheduled. it's interesting because the dan quayle was elected largely by saying barack obama is the worst president of my lifetime came in congress, nobody thought he would be thrust into a prim

but beyond that, those are the, i think those are the only times schweiker was mentioned. >> isn't he in the primary right now? you know when it's scheduled? >> that has been interesting because when dan quayle, who was elected largely by saying that barack obama is the worst president of my lifetime, when he came to congress come nobody thought that he would be pressed into a primary where he would find himself defending his credentials. the results of that that has been one of the more emotionally wracking for the republicans within the house primaries that we will be seeing. i can't remember the schedule. >> here is the cover of the book, "do not ask what good we do." robert draper is the author. chicago on online. good morning. caller: good morning, how are you guys doing. mr. draper, i want to comment on my assessment of the current house. are the republicans concerned that they have no idea of government? i think you did speak to senator reed's position on how to deal with the house, but i think that they confirmed his action by what they did -- [inaudible] with the debt ceiling