I think we have no choice. I think Gloria's right. The president ought to set the tone. But I also think Speaker Boehner, speaker of the House, he's got to come forward.
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Gergen emphasizes the need for both President Obama and Speaker Boehner to set a collaborative tone for negotiations.
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