gene sperling, kim clausing and others have gone through the economics of this, and it would make the situation a lot worse compared to even today in terms of these incentives. so the bottom line is in addition to this being a $1.5 trillion tax break for big multinational corporations, paid for and financed by folks in the middle, which even after you see the middle-class families pay more, results in a $1.5 trillion additional -- addition to the debt, but even after all that, after the big tax giveaway to big corporations, it adds an incentive for them to add insult to injury for them to move their businesses and factories offshore. so, mr. president, i hope that we will take a big step back, stop rushing a bill through as a matter of political imperative. we need to get this right. we should have hearings. we should have folks from all different walks of life, and folks who will be impacted by this bill in many different ways come and testify to congress about this bill, and then let's get together on a bipartisan basis and actually do something that works for the american people, n

kim jong-un? >> you're onconflating the two. one is that is he meeting the impeachment, i referred to the emo emoluments clause and the impeachmentwell, people could use this as a precedent. i said actually, what he's doing, not in terms of meeting the standard which he clearly has met, but in tellers of the urgency for acting on this, his behavior, the danger that he's presenting to the american people and to our democracy is unprecedented. and i see, one, do you meet the criteria, and second, it's so urgent that we act on it because he's presenting unpres sunprece safety and danger to our democracy. >> might you be helping him, might you be helping him in so far as the trump base sees your ads, can't help but the whole country sees your ads and they interpret your ads as the legitimate turnover of election that we just had and they then become emboldened in their support of donald trump? >> i think what we're trying to do is not to be smart. not to make political calculations about which segment of the population would this appeal to. which segment of the population would this annoy, but instead, we're trying to do something ve