President Trump’s second-term relationship with Senate Republicans has hit a new low—he’s frustrated with the chamber’s restrictive rules; pissed at Majority Leader John Thune, who is determined to follow them; and has been confounded by the pushback to his demands, including that they pass the SAVE America Act, his never-gonna-happen voter ID infatuation. Anyway, as is his wont, Trump was complaining about most of those things last week during a phone call with Sen. Rick Scott, the Florida Republican who likes to remind people that the president is his constituent. During the chat, Scott spontaneously invited the president to his weekly policy lunch at the Capitol on Wednesday.