i landed at incheon airport, the main international gateway to south korea, this morning.ing normally. there was no unusual law enforcement or security presence there. at lunchtime the restaurants downtown were full of office workers grabbing lunch they were talking about this and everybody i've addressed this with is incensed that the president tried to do away with decades of democratic governance. in a move that really shocked this nation but the political consequences look like they will be affecting this country for some time to come indeed. >> ivan watson, for us on scene in seoul. ivan, thanks very much for that. really appreciate it. and with more on the latest developments in south korea, we're joined now by washington post columnist josh rogan. josh good morning. thank you so much for being here. i want to pick up where ivan left off. there in terms of what the repercussions are for a significant ally of the united states democracy in terms of what we're seeing around the globe. >> sure. it just goes to show you, casey, how fragile this idea of democracy is. >> i

i flew in landed at the main airport, incheon airport. it was functioning normally no extra kind of security presence on the ground. the streets were busy. the businesses were open. people are certainly talking about this. the stock market here took a dip about 2% and then came back up but the main opposition parties are drafting up a resolution to try to impeach the president which could be presented as early as tomorrow. casey ivan what are the sort of global implications here? >> can you just talk a little bit about why this instability honestly, that we're seeing has had ripple effects around the world evenity well, i think it's possible ivan can't hear us. we lost him all right, ivan watson, very grateful to have him on the scene for us. thanks to him. still to come here on cnn this morning, donald trump's pick to lead the fbi targeted some of kash patel communications reportedly intercepted by iranian hackers. plus, folks across the great lakes region, you might still be shoveling the several feet of snow from over the weekend. and

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