Astead Herndon

Now, what changed from last week to this week?

Yeah, what does that look like?

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know, the resolution was part of the growing the question we were talking about at the beginning about Republicans red line with Trump in the House and Senate and specifically for military intervention.

We had heard Rand Paul on the Hill say that he believes that the president's threats around Greenland had specifically scared some members of the Republican caucus.

But now there actually has been an invasion of a foreign capital.

removal of a foreign leader, I think more people are willing to understand that this is an act of war.

And there is a real debate over whether or not the president can do this without the permission of Congress.

What have Republican members in Congress been saying about the military use of force in Greenland?

Okay.

I want to ask about the general question of congressional willingness and authority here.

You know, we have seen Congress kind of abdicate its role little by little over the years to the point that Donald Trump has been able to execute a more powerful executive office.

Is there any kind of willingness you have for Congress to rein in that power right now?

If we think even beyond the war powers resolution, how much is the discussion of Congress's own role?

How much are members talking about that?

Annie Greer, senior reporter at CNN.

She covers Congress.

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