Rigell: Republicans Have Votes to Veto Obama on Keystone

The transcript covers a discussion with Congressman Scott Rigell about political dynamics, focusing on the Keystone Pipeline, public perception of Congress, and the need for compromise. It also addresses immigration policy and the President's authority, highlighting the lack of engagement between the President and Congress. The conversation emphasizes the importance of finding common ground and the legislative process.

What is the speaker's opinion on the public's perception of Congress's ability to get things done?

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between compromise and principle in politics?

What does the speaker suggest about the President's engagement with Congress?