You have no choice but to keep -- try to keep Pakistan on our side and to remain as friendly as possible under the circumstances.

So what -- so what if they lose some support back home? They were elected to do a job. They can't get -- if they can't get the job done, they should lose office, not just support, they should lose office.

That's what we need to see from Republicans now.

We've had a passive president on these negotiations. He's been on the sidelines.

If you can't get the job done, let's get somebody else in there who can protect the country.

This story is going to continue, it has legs, and this controversy is going to deepen. And it could well almost knock him out of the race unless he now come forward and gets the facts himself.

If he did nothing wrong, he could have put this to rest.

She wants an opportunity to have her side told and you just said she's still mulling, and I'm not quite sure what she is mulling.

He's trying to set up all the obstruction and blaming the Republicans for stopping things.

It is political gamesmanship. And I think most Democrats will tell you that privately. Right from the beginning, this jobs bill, while Democrats especially in the White House believe it would help, was designed to be more of a political…

The president is really playing -- and Jessica knows this better than I do. The president is on a dual track policy. On one hand he's trying to set up all the obstruction and blaming the Republicans for stopping things. On the other hand…