turley says. then he looks directly at the members of the house congress and says this -- quote -- "you're the keepers of this authority. you took an oath to uphold it. and the framers assumed that you would have the institutional wherewithal and frankly ambition to defend the turf that is the legislative branch." i think that's a legitimate charge to the members of congress house and senate. professor turley goes on to say this "the current passivity of congress represents a crisis for members, crisis of faith for members willing to see a president assume legislative power in exchange for insular policy gains. the shorm-terminess larry victories achieved by this president will come at a prohibitive cost if the balance is not corrected. constitutional authority is easy to lose in the transient shift of politics. it's far more difficult to regain if a passion for the constitution does not motivate members of congress perhaps a sense of self-preservation would be enough to unify the members. preside

his concerns are domestic politics, the economy, and the big problem of europe rick turley: do you think he would pull out of your of? -- charlie: do you think he will pull out of europe? john: i think he personally does not want to. but once you have a vote in scotland, that is a risky thing. the financial and business community in london. they see people who run big companies, in the city who have massive ties to europe and cannot imagine a life without the european union. if you go outside into the countryside, people who run service businesses which make a baby portion of the british economy. nothing big ones. the japanese car companies. a restaurant in leicester, close to where i grew up. what have you gained from european union? a lot of regulation. how big bananas can be. sadly, not a euphemism. you do not associate the european union with more companies. or an insurance company. services are the bit of the european union you have not been allowed into. at that level there is a surprising amount of hostility. from the sort of business people you would expect to stay in the europea

neil: kevin turley following all this says it's way too early to predispose budgets are going to be cutf this? >> first and foremost, our thoughts and prayers to the families who lost loved ones from this and the images out of philly where i grew up outside of it it's terrifying to see the images. but on the flipside of that any time you have a topical type of situation going on in the news, it becomes rhetoric in the halls of congress, and i think that regardless of the merits of the congressman's policy proposal or what he's advocating for he is you know, using headlines to make a policy point, we see that frequently in congress. neil: kevin, since i was a kid battling over amtrak and whether it only benefitted those in washington who lot of convenience of the shuttling back and forth along the northeastern seaboard to washington, what have you, and that always said in the days of delaware senator for whom this was a vital link to get to and from work. i can understand its importance there. i recognize that it's almost the only game in town, and that's why cutting its budget without h