in accordance with this wise council, i laid down in guam three principles as guidelines for future american policy toward aid. first, united states will keep all of its treaty commitments. >> second, which all provide a shield if a nuclear power threatens the freedom of a nation allied with us or of a nation whose survival we consider vital to our security. >> third, in cases of all the other types of aggression, we shall furnish military and economic assistance when requested in accordance with our treaty commitments. but we shall look to the nation directly threatened to assume the primary responsibility of providing the man power and experience. >> after i announced this policy i found the leaders of nations which might be threatened by communist aggression welcomed this new direction in american foreign-policy. the defensive freedom is everybody's business, not just americas business. and it is particularly the responsibility of the people whose freedom is threatened. in the previous administration we americanized the war and vietnam. in this administration, we are vietnam eyes in the s

foreign policy which i described in my press conference at guam on july 25. let me briefly explain what has been described as the nixon doctrine, a policy which not only will help end the war in vietnam, but which is an essential element of our program to prevent future vietnams. we americans are a do-it-yourself people. we are an impatient people. instead of teaching someone else to do a job, we like to do it ourselves. and this trait has been carried over into our foreign policy. in korea and again in vietnam, the united states furnished most of the money, most of the arms, and most of the men to help the people of those countries defend their freedom against communist aggression. before any american troops were committed to vietnam, a leader of another asian country expressed this opinion to me when i was traveling in asia as a private citizen. he said, "when you are trying to assist another nation defend its freedom, u.s. policy should be to help them fight the war but not to fight the war for them." well, in accordance with this wise counsel, i laid down

as the soil dries up so it is a vital source of income in the region within a week in the guam debbieforest we witnessed all the crimes the industry pledged to eradicate including slave labor child labor and the destruction of the environment. or that you know. about like good. however each and every day tons of these illegal cocoa beans into the regular supply chain the people who buy them are like to keep a low profile but we find a trading post at the edge of the forest that buys both legal and illegal produce these bags stored here come from at least 40 different families. and there's no marking on the bags to say where they came from their opened in the beans are all mixed together completely impossible to track. one of the biggest cooperatives in the region cooper webb used to work under the fair trade label. displaying the slow go means taking a stand against child labor and deforestation. in 2017 people webb had its certification suspended was the cocoa being grown in the protected rain forest. that's what. we have hardly any business partners in the classified rain forest the

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shortly after this raid, japan launched similar attacks on american forces on guam, week island, and the philippines. each of which fell by mid-1942. before long, japan had claimed a huge collection of nations and violence under its new empire as its powerful navy secured its reach. america and its allies now had war to worryof about. the image of brutality against captured americans gave this new fight a sense of urgency. with the japanese fleet seemingly unstoppable, allied forces in the pacific reorganized and regrouped, looking for a way to halt this advance and regain ground. fortunately, japanese actions to capture midway a toll -- midway atoll in june, 1942, we're quelled with a decisive american victory that sank japan's four carriers and several other vessels before forcing the remaining fleet to retreat. this battle was a monumental turning point that effectively halted japanese expansion by significantly crippling japan's naval strength and reducing the number of carriers and skilled pilots. with japan's momentum halted, the allies seized the initiative launched an amphibi

spain has to give us an island in the pacific, that turned out to be guam. that has to happen before we move further in negotiations. that's really tough diplomacy. then he basically said, as for the philippines, which we had essentially acquired. we took over luzon after george dewy destroy the spanish fleet in manila bay. he said the disposition of the philippines is open to negotiation. well, thank you mr. mckinley the spanish are saying. they asked the french ambassador to the united states to operate on their behalf and negotiate for them. he said to mckinley, you can't really get any more glory then you've already gained in this war viewers. so i'm assuming you'll be very generous. we found of the mckinley wasn't generous at all. but then the question was what was he going to do about the philippines. while the negotiations in paris were going on, the peace treaty negotiations, he pondered it. he kind of concluded ultimately that you had to have a cooling station because we were building this big global -- global navy. you couldn't have a global navy w

>>andrea about guam and puerto rico they're not we have to check the website and find out. >>well you might have noticed our new look here kron 4 this is our first newscast in our brand-new set at from around area. well we want to give you a look at all the hard work that went into getting this thing together over the past 2 and a half months, here's a look. pretty dramatic pretty dramatic we're very excited about our new home and i guess we really have to thank all of the technicians and all of the crews who work so hard for months the couple months now to pull all of this together make things better for us bottom line is the news coverage will be better because we have all these monitors more technology more cameras to show you. >>especially when we get into the fire season in flood season and those kinds of things so. you're welcome tonight at 6 fire weather returns to the bay area p g says will be shutting off power because of the fire danger. we'll tell you which bay area customers will be affected in a live report as we're just hours away now from a red flag warning.

i heard guam and two others that you mentioned, as you know, that would give them six automatic senate seats, automatic, no chance. it would be very unfair. and twentysomething congressional seats. if that's what they want to do. if you give them what they want, we have a one party system because of the catch up. if they will talking about four to six senators, they can't win those states. i've been better to puerto rico than any other president, i've given them a lot of help. if they are not good to puerto rico, i am good to puerto rico. i have a great relationship with puerto rico. a lot of puerto ricans don't want statehood. at their doing better the way it is now, frankly. you have been seeing this, this has been taking place, they want to put two or three -- they want to have 53, right? 53. what's the flag going to look like? what's the flight going to look like? they want 53 are 50 depending on what they do. they could do more than that. we have islands all over the place. they could go for the whole ball game. it's a very sad thing for our country, very, very sad thing. in all f

turned out to be guam. and that has to happen before we enter into negotiations. that's really tough diplomacy. took over after george dewey took over. negotiations are open, well, thank you, mr. mckinley. they asked the french ambassador to negotiate for them. said you can't really get anymore glory than you've already gained in this war of yours, so i assume you'll be very generous. found out he wasn't. but then the question was what was he going to do about the fill fien sns while the negotiationsy paris were going on the peace treaty negotiations, he pondered it and concluded ultimately that he had to have a calling station because they were building this big navy, global navy, and you couldn't have a global navy without cooling stations. couldn't have a cooling station without controlling -- the best place would be subic baugh but couldn't have it unless he had all of luzon. if we had luzon, the whole rest of the philippines, spain wasn't going to be able to keep the philippines. the people of the philippines hated the spanish. the question was -- it was goin

immediately become chinese targets with its pacific bases like a canal in japan and the tiny island of guam open to attack and so even if the united states managed to defend taiwan its intervention could set off a terrifying chain of escalation between the 2 superpowers let me just be the 1st battle in what becomes the series of battles that. go on over a number of years in a protracted great power war. and of course all of that is that nucular determined hold that neither the government either washington or miscalculate and panicked nor does anything with nuclear weapons if they do then we're talking about a potential nuclear war. and that would be truly horrific and so there's also you know everything that happened in this in already happened under the shadow . of a potential nuclear war because that's what this could do to remain dangerous and extremely serious and we've been talking about all this happening perhaps a decade in the future but some of the circumstances that could trigger this scenario could emerge much sooner than that and if you look at the internal situations in china a

improve the readiness and strategic flexibility of our bomber force, moving away from a presence on guam. this change was necessary to complement beijing's decision-making and to stop them from targeting our assets. the impact of the bomber task force concept extends beyond the pacific and offers a range of options in multiple theaters. in august, bombers supported by a robust tanker brigade over flu over --ato countries -- flew over all 30 nato countries in a single day. this robust show of force by gooad coalition did not unnoticed by moscow. a strong message of our commitment to our allies and partners. moreover, the air force continues to maintain a heightened roster of readiness to deploy fighters on short notice, as we did last year to support saudi arabia following iran's attacks on its soil. another example, the aftermath against iranrikes backed malicious sites last year. on december 31, pentagon leaders were informed of a protest outside the u.s. embassy in baghdad followed hours later by the notice of a possible embassy breach. this triggered and deployed and immediately respo

if you receive error messages from guam and the virgin islands? >> not that i'm aware of. >> the best of your knowledge analyst data ever been used to disqualify a resident of juan or the us virgin islands a cbp trusted traveler program?>> not that i'm aware of. >> as the department initiated conversation with blanche or the virgin islands or districts that are sharing partial dmv data work out an agreement to access that data and if so what's the status of thoseconversations ? >> we have, we immediately began to initiate those conversations with all those jurisdictions . varying states of status across the board again, given the difference between capability of each of the states in the territory whether they even have the information readily available. some don't even gather it up and automated. it's really as alluded to earlier hundred 50 types of data in the system. it is literally when you're dealing with anentire country and all the us territories all over the place by may , that makes itcomplex . nonetheless large urban to the request in th

immediately become chinese targets with its pacific bases like a canal in japan and the tiny island of guam open to attack and so even if the united states manage to defend taiwan its intervention could set off a terrifying chain of escalation between 2 superpowers that may just be the 1st battle in what becomes a series of battles that. go on over a number of years in a protracted great war. and of course all of that is the nuclear deterrent hold that neither. washington or miscalculate and panicked and her does anything with nuclear weapons if they do then we're talking about potential nuclear war. and that would be truly horrific and so there's also you know everything that happened in this in already happened under the shadow of a potential nuclear war because that's what this could lead to it remains dangerous and extremely serious and we've been talking about all this happening perhaps a decade in the future but some of the circumstances that could trigger this scenario could emerge much sooner than that and if you look at the internal situation in china at this moment their economy s

immediately become chinese targets with its pacific bases like a canal in japan and the tiny island of guam open to attack and so even if the united states managed to defend taiwan its intervention create set off a terrifying chain of escalation between 2 superpowers let me just be the 1st battle in what becomes a series of battles that. go on over a number of years in a protracted great power war. and of course all of that is the nuclear deterrent hold that neither government. washington or miscalculate and panicked and her does anything with nuclear weapons if they do then we're talking about potential nuclear war. and that would be truly horrific and so there's also you know everything that happened in this scenario happened under the shadow of a potential nuclear war because that's what this could lead to it's extremely dangerous and extremely serious and we've been talking about all this happening perhaps a decade in the future but some of the circumstances that could trigger this scenario could emerge much sooner than that and if you look at the internal situations in china at this mo

my life on the specific ocean tuck in guam?alau? tell about the population? about 20,000 people are living here in palau. everything is just as laid—back as it can get. just eating local food and going to school. on our three days we just go swimming, go to the rock islands, that is what we do.. and i assume no to risk and that is why there is no covid? zero tourists at the moment. many people see that asa at the moment. many people see that as a bad thing, but i believe that right now is the perfect time to really enjoy what our island has to offer. our diving spots are public areas. when was the last time we would go to the rock island, it was too busy so we had to go through another one. it is good to enjoy what the island has to offer without it being so crowded all the time. thank you for talking to us, amie and simon, potentially hopeful as here. we appreciate your time. the number of weekly registered coronavirus deaths has risen beyond 400 and increased by a third in the space of seven days. figures from the office for

65th anniversary the introduced a missile, the first missile designed to have a range that could hit guam. saying thatnalists he -- we have these domestic difficulties. precedent on the five-year rotation of something new. slbm or marcus, who came on the show has pointed severalayload with warheads, each capable of being aimed at a different target, which makes it difficult to intercept. is, they will have to show something. imagery --about the --ide showing something new to show they are mass-producing strategic weapons. show somethingto new, they are mass-producing this stuff. it is a warning to washington for whoever comes in november, whether trump's second term or vice president biden, that north korea is producing more fissile material. it is expanding its nuclear arsenal and time is not on washington's side. mark: to tease that last piece out, they are walking a bit of a line in terms of domestic politics, this five-year anniversary for lack of a better term, so there is a desire to they areing big, but also dealing with this in the middle of the u.s. election. it is a little bit d

territories residents of guam the northern mariana islands american samoa or the u.s. virgin islands have no say in who their president is now the u.s. electoral system does not appear to be set up in order to maximize participation however that has never stopped us leaders from a lecturing the world as if they have an unblemished record and aren't see new york well things are shaping up at the moment i'll be back with the right makes them one at a time until then though a lot since one of all of what went into into. israel media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. isolation for a community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or in maybe the shallows. you know what i mean to be out there so you don't think about it i don't mean you just don't mean not new dorp or not this kind. we're on the. course of the now i think it's have enough. members of the african mafias conway's them safe and quick passa

territories residents of guam the northern mariana islands american samoa or the u.s. virgin islands have no say in who their president is now the u.s. electoral system does not appear to be set up in order to maximize participation however that has never stopped us leaders from lecturing the world as if they have an unblemished record. archie new york. not just in france as we saw earlier the discontent of the copen 1000 restrictions a brewing in prague the czech republic's capital violent clashes broke out between police and until the town demonstrators on sunday. the 2000 strong demonstration was mainly comprised of football and hockey funds who protesting hill fourteen's decision to suspend sporting events for 2 weeks not the recent decision by the government to spread of virus take out some will to canon to disperse the crowds with at least 20 people reportedly injured as it was. and find me no gathering sun abrasions no spread of the virus a good move especially when you are banding something you like in it's a means of companion has decided to impose a curfew in

sanchez has released research from the public health institute tripling the number of covert cases from guamto see 3000000 he says some regions fail to detect the actual number of cases he's being criticized by some regions for not imposing a national lockdown but he refuses to do so. even if we want to avoid at all costs for people to be logged on the tom like they're wearing this spring we know the sacrifices it takes and the comic on social consequences it brings in belgium the government has also stopped short of a national lockdown while announcing more restrictions hospital admissions in the past fortnight have increased by 254 percent compared with the past 2 weeks and latest positive testing figures standard maybe 10000 people a day 75 percent up on last week health workers say the situation is getting critical when i look at a lot of people are off work they're exhausted time and therefore the challenge is to continue and provide the best quality care possible despite these challenges and the challenges all over europe west and east are getting greater by the day along with the pres

even americans here that need a large population the been represented a game with 2 senators from guam and then well i mean but if he does you know i think with all due respect to robert i mean this is not about representation it's about power obviously you want to have you know a bigger majority in the senate that's what this is all about i respect the citizenship issue ok but that is the reason why it's being part of his power to head up yeah the reason i brought it up is it's the combination that is frightening and that is imminent that's upon us right now we can't wait the decisions we're making now may already be too late but if the democrats for example win this election they pack the court it dilutes the power of the court as robert said it guarantees back and forth but that's the problem there will be no back and forth at the democrats are able to create news new senators and they're able to allow immigrants to vote and have medicare why wouldn't immigrants vote for the democrats if they're going to get free education and free health care it would mean that the democrats would

territories residents of guam the northern mariana islands american samoa or the u.s. virgin islands have no say in who their president is now the u.s. electoral system does not appear to be set up in order to maximize participation however that has never stopped the u.s. leaders from a lecturing the world as if they have an unblemished record. archie new york. is not just in front of that discontent to advocate the 1000 restrictions as brewing in prague the czech republic capital fine and clashes broke out between police and until the town demonstrators on sunday. the 2000 strong demonstration is mainly comprised of football and hockey fans all protesting still for it his decision to suspend sporting events for 2 weeks in recent decision by the government to cut the spread of the crane fire us police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds with at least 20 people reportedly injured as a result. no gatherings of celebrations no spread of the virus a great especially when you are planning something you don't particularly like in italy the governor of calif

even if you want to go someplace governor murphy announced that 36 states and puerto rico and guam, if you visit those places, you have to quarantine for 14 days i don't say that with glee it's the fact. you say break even in the spring i think that's the best-case scenario that being said, the stock is smack dab in the middle. you sell at 38 and buy it back at 32. >> if break even is the target, how can you judge whether or not you want to be in the airlines, karen? >> i can't, so i am not in them. i am also unclear if they were goes to get some help from the government they were trading like they were, but pelosi sounds like she doesn't want to do it. it doesn't take into account all of the debt they have taken on so the enterprise value is bigger i want to stay away from it for a while. when we talk about which biotech to play, i think you get more bang for your buck than airlines but that being said, i want to stay away from it. >> so i will go to you who is a stock holder how can you judge how long you want to be in the space. >> i am not in united. i am in delta. a quarter here o

is that they will be aggressive, that they will be effective, that they will again try to play this guamwarfare as the cia called it in the 1950s. so they're delivering against extraordinary expectations. and 2016 in many ways was the perfect storm for them. highly polarized situation -- still have that, obviously -- but also nobody expected election interference in 2016. not everybody, but a lot of people are expecting it today which, to a degree but only to a degree, creates a certain amount of immunity or at least the defenses are up today. so, yes, they're trying but probably it's harder for them to succeed again. >> bart, i want to turn this question to you and ask you to assess the foreign threats to american citizens via computer technology versus the thing that you focused on in your reporting about edward snowden and in your book, the american surveillance state. is there a way for you to assess the relative danger external from the kinds of people that thomas is focused on in moscow and internal in the continued efforts by nsa to collect information around the world that may ta

immediately become chinese targets with its pacific bases like a canal in japan and the tiny island of guam open to attack and so even if the united states manage to defend taiwan its intervention could set off a terrifying chain of escalation between 2 superpowers that may just be the 1st battle in what becomes a series of battles that. go on over a number of years in a protracted great war. and of course all of that is nucular to turn the whole. government. washington or miscalculate and panic and nor does anything with nuclear weapons if they do then we're talking about potential nuclear war. and that would be truly horrific and so there's also you know everything that happened in this in already happened under the shadow of a potential nuclear war because that's what that could lead to it's extremely dangerous and extremely serious and we've been talking about all this happening perhaps a decade in the future but some of the circumstances that could trigger this scenario could emerge much sooner than that and if you look at the internal situation in china at this moment the economy says

icbm design and on the anniversary, a new missile, the first missile designed to have a range to hit guamso we have him saying he worked for the strategic weapon. we have the-- he feels he needs to have strength and we have this president, five years, something new. so, you know, whether it's a new slbm or nuclear armed slbm or it's-- as pointed out on the show, the missile payload containing several warheads, it's capable of being aimed at a different target which makes it very difficult to intercept. makes the missile defense much more difficult. whatever that is, i think they'll have to show something and of course, you also talked about the imagery showing something big. so besides showing something new, i think they will parade a whole lot of stuff out, to sort of show that they're mass producing strategic weapons, you know, scores of something. so, then they have this, showing something new and as for this stuff, it's all a warning to washington to whoever comes in november, whether trump, you know, trump's second term or vice-president biden. that north korea is continuing to expan

including guam and puerto rico doesn't look good but delta i will continue to look at. >> coming up we'llave a full report on ibm earnings speaking of earnings netflix is on deck, should you chill or buy? we'll dive in. much more fast money straight ahead. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know. if you have medicare you may be able to get more benefits without paying more through a medicare advantage plan. call now to request this free guide. learn about plans that could give you more benefits from humana. a company with nearly 60 years of experience in the healthcare industry. humana offers a wide range of all in one medicare advantage plans that include medical and prescription drug coverage. plus valuable extras that may include the silver sneakers fitness program and mail order prescription coverage. with humana you'll have lots of doctors and specialist to choose from and peace of mind, knowing you're covered for doctor's visits and hospital stays. plus routine physicals and preventat

anniversary they introduced a missile which was the first vessel designed to have a range that cricket guam. -- could hit -- so we have him think he worked for the strategic weapon in the new year's address. we have the current domestic difficulties so it feels he needs to project strength. we have this president presidet talked about on his five-year period so whether it's a new soe m nuclear armed soe m or as mark pointed out a missile payload containing several warheads, it's capable of obviously been aimed at a different target which makes it very difficult to intercept, makes the missile defense much were difficult. whatever that is, he also talked about the imagery showing that it will be something big. besides like something i think there going to show like parade all the stuff out this would show they are mass-producing strategic weapons, scores of something. then they have to show their something new come mass-producing this stuff. it's all a warning to washington to whatever comes in november whether trump back in term or with vice president biden, that north korea is producing mo

what's gotten a bit lost is we're now in the third spike of infections. 37 states plus guam, washington, d.c. seeing double digit increases in cases. it's become the defining issue of this election. mass death has a way of focusing the mind and the voters. and it was a big focus at tonight's dueling townhalls. >> mr. president, if you knew covid-19 as you told bob woodward in february -- >> as what? >> as you told bob woodward in february was airborne and deadlier than the flu, why did you only put in place a travel ban from china and not put in place other measures? >> i put on a travel ban far earlier than dr. fauci thought it was necessary, who i like. far earlier than the scientists. i was actually the only one that wanted to put it on. dr. fauci said i saved thousands and thousands of lives. i was early. i was extremely early when i put on the travel ban. >> has your opinion changed on the importance of mask wearing? >> no, because i was okay with the masks. but as far as the mask is concerned, i'm good with masks. i tell people wear masks. >> our deaths per capita is among the hig

he thought it iwo jima and guam.'m going to tell you what my father, who recently passed, and my grandfather would tell me. you fight like to get this donald trump elect. you fight like to defend this constitution, you fight like hell to pass on this republican to your kids and grandkids, the way that we passed on to you. that's what i'm going to do and that's what i want my fellow americans to do. let me be very clear about something. the supreme court does not belong to joe biden, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, the democrat party. keep your damn hands off the supreme court. that belongs to the american people. they were talking about packing this cream corn lobby for donald trump even knew who amy coney barrett was. they are using it as an excuse. keep your crap or hands off the united states senate. they've been talking about the senate with d.c. and puerto rico for years and years. now they think they have an opportunity. keep your damn hands out the electoral college. they want to get rid of it, so all of us who l

. >>> 38 states plus guam are seeing rises in hospitalizations while deaths are increasing in 26 statesrsey is seeing its highesg number of cases since abc's trevor alt has the latest. >> what's been the toughest part of all this? >> breathing. >> reporter: over the past week, new cases nationwide jumping 14% and deaths jumping 15%. nationwide, one in four hospitals have more than 80% of their icus filled, a higher percentage than the summertime peak. ohio and illinois rocked by the virus, shattering daily records for new cases. 18-year-old university of dayton student michael lang, a chicago native, dying this week. illinois's top doctor becoming emotional friday, announcing the state's growing case totals. >> excuse me, please. i suspect it was the concern for what illinois's future is -- looks like if we don't make a change very soon. >> reporter: and the troubles stretch beyond the midwest. new jersey, one of the states hit hardest early in the pandemic, now seeing its highest daily case increase since may with hospitalizations doubling since the summer. governor phil murphy now in

the uss theodore roosevelt returned in may after it spent a few weeks in port in guam because of that>> and let's talk about europe. they're struggling with the coronavirus now. several nations now enforcing more safety measures. they say listen to this, roughly 80% of countries across the continent are seeing spikes in hot spots. >> europe's seven-day average of new cases outpaces that of the u.s. at more than 120,000 new cases. among the countries driving up the number is germany. citizens there are being asked to do more to help contain the spread. france, russia and the uk are also trending in the wrong direction. our international correspondents have the latest. >> reporter: the coronavirus case numbers in france have been going in the wrong direction. as a consequence, the government is going to impose occur few, which will go on for four weeks in ten major cities. it means that people will have to stay off the streets between the hours of 9:00 in the evening and 6:00 in the morning. there will be 12,000 police out in the streets to fine people who don't comply with that. in a c

: in the month of october, 29 states and puerto rico hit new record highs for cases, 22 states and guam saw record hospitalizations and ten states saw daily deaths higher than ever before. the midwest being particularly devastated. >> the virus is raging throughout the state of ohio. >> reporter: with crowded parties of maskless college students sparking concern, ohio state now issuing warnings to students ahead of halloween weekend and saturday's football game against penn state. >> the vast majority of our cases are exposed in small settings with family and friends who they think they know and can trust. >> reporter: a north carolina church has learned that lesson the hard way. 181 cases tied to a single service in charlotte including five deaths. in illinois, hospitalizations have nearly doubled in the past few weeks. the governor ordering emergency shutdowns of many bars and restaurants sparking lawsuits filed by dozens of restaurant owners. >> the restaurant industry is being singled out for closure even though restaurants are the most highly regulated, frequently inspected and hea

biden said, no, they don't, we're not going to play this guam. he gave a fuller -- this game.gave a fuller explanation before that trupp. >> it's not constitutional what they're doing. we should be focused on what's happening right now. the fact is that the only packing going on is this court is getting packed now by the republicans after the vote has already begun. i'm going to stay focused on it so we don't take our eyes off the ball. >> reporter: now, biden's surrogates like delaware senator chris coons have argued over the last four years president trump has packed the court, they say, by appointing a number of federal judges. he's appoint some 200 judges over the course of his term, and the democrats are arguing many of the appointments before were based on ideology and not on qualifications. eric? eric: yeah. and fdr tried it and failed way back when. jacqui heinrich, thank you. arthel: right now we're going to bring in alayna treene, white house reporter for axios. if you don't mind, i want to look at a new abc news/washington post poll that was released just this morni