the houthis have fought for years for better rep sentation.is more from the capitol. >> reporter: in a bid to break the impasse in yemen, the president has a new initiative. his envoy is now meeting with houthi leader with the following message, the president is willing to form a new government of technocats, the prime minister is going to be announced within a week from now, and the houthis are welcome to join this new government of national unity. as far as the second main demand of the houthis which is reinstating fuel subsidies, the president is willing to cut fuel prices and this is an element where the go and the houthis will debate for the coming hours. we have to wait and see what will be the final answer of the houthi leader. if he accepts the new initiative that will diffuse tension and pave the way for new talks about the future of the country. the bottom line is the houthis would like to have more political representation. and the biggest issue in the country, the president is willing to give them that opportunity. we have to wait

but we have a dysfunctional entity not allowing that bill to go through the sentate. >> mr.> two wrongs don't make a right. aca should have been a bipartisan effort and taken a little longer and the people would have had trust in the resolution of that had that occurred. but we needed to get back to fix it and we have not fixed and four years has gone by and trusting the government has eroded because of that and other things. what i see happening is an intense partisan divide in the congress and that is what i hear people saying to me. i don't think it was that way. i don't think it was that when tip o'neill and johnson signed to civil rights act. i think things have gotten worse. i don't know the reason. maybe it is citizen's united or whatever. but i think members of congress need to work hard to cross the bridge and put solutions over party. that is what has to happen again. i am not saying it capt can't but the trust is gone because of the polarization in my view. >> we will move on to immigration now. mr. ashford, you are up. at the heart of the immigration debate is ho