our guest bill antholis, director and c.e.o. of university of virginia's miller center. 25th amendment, talking about potential impeachment. we go next to manuel, democrats line, go ahead. caller: yes. i'm 100% disabled veteran. i'd like to say something. we have a problem in this world, a big problem, not only in this country, every man, every man is not using common sense. they are blaming everybody else. we need to look at ourselves deep, deep. and another thing, we need to turn around. reagan was imperfect. he left the country with a big deficit. and on down the line. each republican president except for clinton, claimed a deficit. we were doing ok. and then we turn around and we get these other presidents, obama did fantastic. he brought the mess that the bushes brought. the father and the son. the son came to clean the father's mess in iraq. because he left osama bin laden and all the people there. a problem, a problem isn't just today. it's our history. who we are. host: ok. manuel in new mexico. bill antholis, any though

bill antholis. guest: look, there was a lot in those very thoughtful comments. i really do think that we should be focusing on unity. the issues of race are particularly meaningful here in charlottesville. as you know i live just about two blocks from the robert e. lee statue which was the cite of the controversy in 2017. was there that day. wednesday's events were a little bit of ptsd for me because my daughter on august 11 and 12th, august 12, 2017, was working there 0 yards from where was the killing. i was there when that happened. on wednesday, my former assistant, who is a reporter for "politico," was in capitol hill reporting. these issues are very much intertwined. and the arc of president trump's first crisis, which was charlottesville, to his last crisis, which he created, which was wednesday, january 6, is, in my view, a very clear one. i think republican leaders like mitch mcconnell know that. and i think this is an opportunity, david brooks had a terrific column in the "new york times" in the last 24 ours or so, where he said this could break the fe

our guest bill antholis, director and c.e.o.f university of virginia's miller center. 25th amendment, talking about potential impeachment. we go next to manuel, democrats line, go ahead. caller: yes. i'm 100% disabled veteran. i'd like to say something. we have a problem in this world, a big problem, not only in this isntry, every man, every man not using common sense. they are blaming everybody else. we need to look at ourselves deep, deep. and another thing, we need to turn around. reagan was imperfect. he left the country with a big deficit. and on down the line. each republican president except or clinton, claimed a deficit. we were doing ok. and then we turn around and we get these other presidents, obama did fantastic. mess that the bushes brought. the father and the son. the son came to clean the father's mess in iraq. because he left osama bin laden know the people there. a problem, a problem isn't just today. it's our history. host: ok. manuel in new mexico. bill antholis, any thoughts? guest: thank you for your service

bill antholis, what is the 25th amendment and how did it come into the constitution?

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