kayte walsh is a good example. i don't think she's somebody necessarily disloyal.first of all, she wasn't necessarily a trump person, more of an establishment person. >> steve bannon with him in the fight -- >> big surprise you get in steve bannon and this happens? should we be surprised? if you look at the things that kayte walsh says, i did find those the most concerning things. she talks about it's like trying to figure out what a child wants, dealing with the president. she asked jared kushner, tell me what his top three priorities are. he said i can't. portrays basically, what we have observed from the outside she really lends credence to the idea that the president is in over his head. >> kayte walsh has come up tonight. she has completely and flatly denied saying this. >> right, in ax owe, which we talked about the last hour. >> i've been communicating with someone close to her. they believe bannon is saying these things and attributing them to katye for the author. back to bryan's point earlier -- >> we reached out to her. she said what she said to axio --

who work with donald trump think he's an imbecile in many ways and their way to handle that is kayte walsh is quoted as saying it's like a child. everybody looks at home and says he has these issues of mental fitness and these questions of intelectual capacity. and both of them trouble people around him, and all of them handle it the same way which is they infantilize him. there are a million things about this white house that is unlike any white house you and i have ever covered or worked in. that's a unanimity of people who are supporters, his friends, allies. not enemies, not democrats, not people in the fake news media. people trying to get his business done who have a common view which is in various ways mentally he's not up to this job and we have to treat him like a little child because his attention span is too small. he knows nothing of the world, and we must kind of basically treat him like a little kid so he doesn't get into too much trouble. >> steve schmidt, politico's annie carney reporting today washington's growing obsession, the 25th amendment. lawmakers concerned about do

. >> reporter: kayte walsh revealed her onscreen problem is one she has real-life experience with. >>use. >> you did? >> yeah. >> oh, wow and my older sister called and was like, by the way, you should go and get yourself checked because i'm going through menopause. and i'm like you're just scaring me and i went -- yeah, they're like, you have one egg. it was bleak. >> reporter: as for samantha she and her fiance plan to try in the next few years when doctors allow her to pause her medications. >> there are tons of women who have gone through what i'm currently going through and went on to have beautiful healthy babies and also not have a recurrence of their cancer so i have plenty of reason to be hopeful. >> you know, i haven't spoken much about this because when early menopause happens as a result of chemo all you're focused on are the cancer treatments and surviving. you're not even thinking about it but today four years later i am still struggling with the effects of menopause. >> i'm not surprised. >> no. so, you know, with early or chemical menopause -- >> this is dr. kristi fun