Boehner: Obama Sabotaged Any Chance of Bi-Partisan Reform

The transcript discusses reactions to the President's immigration speech, highlighting criticisms of his unilateral actions and their potential negative impacts. It emphasizes the need for bipartisan reforms and outlines the House's commitment to addressing these challenges while protecting the Constitution. The discussion also covers the legislative process and the difficulties in achieving comprehensive immigration reform.

What does the speaker believe the President's immigration actions will lead to?

• More people coming illegally

• Improved economy

• Increased legal immigration

• Stronger border security

According to the speaker, how has President Obama affected the presidency?

• Turned a deaf ear to the people

• Improved international relations

• Increased transparency

• Strengthened it

What is the House's stance on the President's actions, as per the speaker?

• They will ignore the Constitution

• They will stand idle

• They will rise to the challenge

• They support the President

What challenge does the speaker mention about working with the President?

• Lack of communication

• Unilateral changes by the President

• Too many bipartisan agreements

• Excessive funding

What is the House's plan regarding the President's immigration actions?

• To act and respond

• To support them

• To delay any response

• To ignore them