trump's candidacy when you and trent lott wrote your book. it just seemed the need for the senate to go back in playing its role in what mondale called our national mediator, the place where things got worked out i thought was important to revisit it. >> host: it's somewhat of the refreshing but counterintuitive revelation in your opening pages pages. >> guest: i'm sure. >> host: you know you wrote the entire book without as i recall talking to anyone, without talking to anyone which most writers, myself included, just sort of consume themselves with interviews and discussions and another's perspective and we take notes and then do some inclusionary writing from that day you chose to do it without the input of anybody but your own review of the current published information. tell me what motivated you to use that approach? it's intriguing and the way you describe it sounds more than counterintuitive. it sounds somewhat arrogant but actually my first book which was historical, i actually did about 90 interviews but essentially wrote the book f

trent lott in 2005 said wouldn't it be more fit to do this. so i found out they morphed quite a bit earlier. that's one reason i want to look at the rules to consider them on what works but i don't want to lose the point that the manipulation for partisan reasons is the first problem. >> we have seen an extraordinary manipulation where both parties are invoking the so-called nuclear option where just on the simple vote to change a rule in the senate and by the republicans in 2017. how much is the use of the so-called nuclear option chain should the character of the senate? >> it's changed quite a bit, but in my view and i think you may differ it is all part and parcel of the long series of the partisan confrontations and the bitterness that has ensued. senator mcconnell is fond of saying i told harry reid he would regret the nuclear option and i'm sure sometimes he does regret the nuclear option, but these problems arise when you have leaders that can't talk to each other. the senate was facing difficult times even when you were a leader but i

i think you and trent lott said probably never twisted an arm in his life. he believed that all of the senators had to contribute. not just the leaders. and he believed in treating everyone well. he lived by the golden rule. and when dirksen first her will manso was trying to do said he couldn't possibly work in the senate. and yet, it did work. although it wasn't that easy but it worked. the senate responded to the crisis of civil rights and the president kennedys assassination. and moved ahead that way. part of what mansfield instilled in the other senators, was that we knew, was that they represented their states vigorously. they were democrats or republicans. they cared about their party. the had an overriding national commitment. john mccain is view phrase country first. they were there for the national interest. but what that also meant, and mansfield insisted on, individual agendas, you have your individual agendas. but we are here to make the senate work. you have to subordinate your individual agendas to the need for collective action. that is what

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trent lott and tom daschle wrote a book together after they left the senate in the early 2000's. one of the most visible ways that chuck and i are seen together is every day when the senate floor opens for business. after the prayer and the pledge of allegiance, each of us has the opportunity to offer opening remarks detailing our views of the bits of the day. >> traditionally, i speak first followed by the democratic leader. now that we have this show on the road, i'm the warm-up act and i am thrilled to have my good friend, the democratic leader of the senate here this morning. join me in welcoming chuck schumer. >> thank you. thank you, everybody. [applause] it's so great to be here with you. what a wonderful room and thank you, mitch, for that kind and generous introduction. we really do get along, despite what you read in the press. now, as mitch will tell you, i all the like to start off with a little story, a little joke. my colleagues sometimes say no one laughs harder at my jokes than i do. but so this is a story it's actually dedicated to my parents. i am blessed, my da

wasn't motivated by donald trump anymore than you were motivated by the trump candidacy when you and trent lott wrote your book. it just seemed like the need for the senate to go back to playing its role as what mondale called our national mediator, the things place where things got worked out, i thought it was important to revisit it. >> you make a refreshing but counterintuitive revelation in your opening pages. you know that you write the entire book without talking to anyone. most riders, myself included just sort of consume themselves with interviews and discussions and other perspectives and we do some conclusion rewriting from that but you chose to do it without the input of anybody what your own review of the current published information. tell me, what motivated you to use that approach. >> the way you describe it, it sounds more than counterintuitive. it sounds somewhat arrogant. but actually, on my first book which was historical, actually did about 90 interviews but essentially wrote the book from the public record, newspapers, books, et cetera. the interviews are animated a little

it takes a strong person to have a partnership with trent lott. i understand that. hopefully he doesn't sing do you like he used to sing to us. but i really respect leaders that lead the institution i serve in and stay here and continue to do good for the american people. and i think judd gregg and tom daschle are two of those individuals that i hold in tremendous regard. i admitted to him before i came up, i spend most of my day trying to figure out how the hell i never come back here when i leave. i will get over that, i'm sure. but for the time that i am here, i'm committed to make sure that we put together the internal partnership in congress to make sure we maximize the policies that affect the american people with a public-private public that everybody looks back on and says, this is one of those success stories that we will highlight. with that, can i take some questions? i'd be happy to take questions. or dance around them. or shove them to tom. yes, ma'am? >> senator burr, first of all, thank you for your years of commitment and service and leadership on th