it's not as bad as a capital murder you kill somebody walk away come back and take their shoes as not karam are now but if you kill somebody for their shoes it's capital murder so they had to prove this thing that i killed the people for the core to take the core and they wanted to prove a continuous episode because a second murder one of the figure out a way to get us all to come up with was they both cars were taken to go see. the student the girl image and i'm and of course nobody ever brought up the fact about me having a. when i was so it seemed wrong but all wrong just don't hold. anything that you get to shape out these days as a kid and in detroit equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to be. considered like to be prez that's what the forecast for you in the morning can be good that i'm interested always in the water as in the hottest. question. i walked up to the truck plant to sit

>> well, i am on most days of the we e-uppercase-letter i ran to my colleague robert karam, my counterpart but you're right. does much bleed over into my area of responsibility and it will be a topic of discussion i believe at the 2+2. without going into a lot of detail because i think we need to hear from the indians, this is still a relatively new development and what that may ultimately mean for a variety of things, potential sanctions, et cetera. i think we will go to the table and look for to hearing from the indians about their relationship there and what they see as key priorities to try to preserve, if they can, it obviously the president made the decision he did on a rent because of concerns about the agreement and about having, in our view, and need for something much stronger and dealing with iran's that only nuclear program but their behavior. i think we need to sit and have that very open, candid, sober dialogue and see really come out on the other side that we understand india will raise these issues and would welcome that and we will have the discussion. >> that is a panel d

cnn white house correspondent kaitlan collins and cnn political analyst brian karam. good evening to both of you. >> hi, don. >> glad we have people who are there almost every single day. you're camped out there, see what's going on. good evening. brian, you shouted a question at the president as he was walking over to board marine one on the south lawn. let's take a look. >> who's in charge at the white house? >> who's in charge at the white house? he didn't answer. talk to me about what it's like at the white house today. does it feel different? >> well, it's, look, i've covered every president since reagan, and we dealt with many scandals, the iran contra scandal, you know, bill clinton couldn't tell us what the definition of his is. i've never seen anything approaching this. there was a holy, you know, moment last night when i first read that op-ped, i couldn't believe what i was seeing. it's a soft coup. unconstitutional way of getting rid of an unfit president. when you walk in today to that white house, everyone i saw looked like they were in headlights and the