so i still went and asaid, do you want me to see somebody? he said, it might help. i went to see a neurologist, that's when i found out i had it. >> did it take a while to get the diagnosis? >> he did it in about 15 minutes. we did a bunch of tests. within 15 minutes, he says, that's what you got. >> how did you process that? >> denial. you get in the car, you think, did iup hear what i thought i heard? you start to live with it. you look it you were. that's basically all it is. >> it's interesting, because you are not just an ordinary citizen, you are very high profile. both of you are. you went on social media and talked about it one time. but your facebook fans when you went public had some wonderful comments. we have a couple we want to put up on the screen right now. >> they did. >> one of them is from joan. few can get that facebook posting on the screen. she says, thank you for sharing a cause that gets more positive attention when celebrities are involved. best wishes to you. we also have one from jackie walker, so grad you are doing well. there is no way pa

get them out of the camp of terrorists by america, and into a possible coalition that could replace asaid. >> the u.n. envoy recently said that it was a part of the solution to the war against isil. at least in the short term. is the perceived threat changing the international strategy for syria. >> absolutely. we can see the united states is thrown for a loop by the expansion of isis, and today isis is number onen my, and iran is not etch p we saw netanyahu and the american congress because he prioritized iran as the number one enemy and this is true of countries like saudi arabia, and gulf countries more generally. the foreign minister of saudi arabia today said that the offensive demonstrates that iran is taking over. he is very worried about this, but the united states, has become in a sense an ally of asaad interestingly enough. they worry that should they fall today, who is going to take damascus, who is going to take ham ma the major cities. and once they are ensconced in the major capitol cities, of this of syria they will never be forced out. how could america get them out of the

. >> thish issue asaid, sets a scary precedent, open season for any branch of the government to reach out to any other prafrnl of any other government there is a decorum, a way of doing business, there is a constitution. and regard its, by the way, i'm against the treaty also but there's just something fundamentally wrong. it is not the way we do business in this country. >> katy? >> i tend to agree with joe biden. this is beneath the dignity of the senate this is not the way the senate operate. we have a couple of weeks left on these negotiations until the deadline that comes in at the end of march. there's another deadline two months after that. is it that difficult to bait for two and a half months? and especially to come up with a letter like this reaching out to a foreign government that is an adversary, directly and then offer nothing alternative? now, i think that's what's shocking here. they are not coming up with an alternative scenario saying actually, let's try this. they are just trashing a negotiation that is incredibly sensitive, is very touch and go. and they are adding