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this opening pandora's box. every streaming service is going to have to police, added cost of living in fear of the people coming after them. id wish to visit a website knowledge standard destroys the notion not of the sponsors of this bill can answer thesee honestly. they're creating something was isgoing to greatly regulation. this is a problem of the most legislation washington knocking the censorship standards are writing an autonomous body that will regulate the causebo anxie. they have not told us what positives i might give you examples that are not in the things that cause anxiety for eating disorders it could be any of those things. the sensor today going to create is going to center in ability to answer these questions as a result of several vague provisions in the bill. once enacted into law, these questions will not be answered by elected representatives. door on this council will make the decision as to what will be censored. there are good reasons to think the courts will strike this bill down. the

pandora's box is opened when , let's say, the removal of some generals begins, due to the fact that inia, let's say, these generals were called butchers, backlashes begin, yes, the soldiers' speeches begin: change our general brigadier, because he is a butcher. on the other hand, the opposite begins. speeches soldiers: leave us our brigade commander, don’t change him, he’s cool, well, to be honest, each specific situation and each specific person can be well understood in this, but in general, it seems to me that we are actually what in principle in the public the discussion of military decisions and military leaders took place, we opened a very dangerous pandora's box and i'm afraid that here we are a little... a little more and we can slide into the council of soldiers' deputies, and what ended the creation of councils of soldiers' deputies in the army, you and i school the course of history we remember well enough, the army that starts to play democracy and becomes very democratic, the democratic army inside simply falls apart, the army is by definition an undemocratic institution,

pandora's box is opened when , let's say, the removal of some generals begins, due to the fact that in the media, let's say, these generals were called butchers, the reverses begin, yes, the soldiers' performances begin, change the con brigadier for us, because he is a butcher, with on the other hand, the opposite begins, the performances of the fighters, leave us our con-brig, do not change him, he is cool, well, to be honest, each specific situation... and each specific person can be well understood in this, but in general, it seems to me that we in fact, with this, in general, with the fact that, in principle , the discussion of military decisions and military leaders entered the public space, we opened a very dangerous pandora's box, and i'm afraid that we can slip into the council of soldiers' deputies a little bit more, and how did the creation of the army of soviet soldiers? and you and i remember well enough from the school history course, an army that starts to play democracy and becomes very democratic, an army that is democratic inside simply falls apart, an army is by defin

box is opened, pandora's box is opened, when, let's say, the removal of some generals begins, becausedia. well, let's say, these generals were called butchers, the reverses are starting, yes, the soldiers are starting to perform, change the brigadier for us, because he is a butcher. on the other hand, the opposite begins, the speeches of the fighters: leave us our konbrig, don’t change him, he ’s cool, well, to be honest, each specific situation and each specific person can be well understood in this, but in general , it seems to me that we are actually generally because... in principle, the discussion of military decisions and military leaders came into the public space, we opened a very dangerous pandora's box, and i'm afraid that here we are, a little bit more, and we can slide into the soviets of soldiers' deputies, and how did the creation of soldiers' soviets in the army end? deputies, you and i remember well enough from the school history course, the army that starts to play democracy and becomes... very democratic, the democratic army is just falling apart inside, the army is

this bill is pandora's box for censorship. in truth, this bill opens the door to nearly limitless content regulation. as people can and will argue that most any piece of content could contribute to some form of mental health disorder. in addition, financial concerns may cause online forums to eliminate all anxiety inducing content for all users regardless of age. if the expense for policing teenagers is prohibitive. so, think about it. if we make this owners process as a great deal of cost to the people developing the websites and they have to be liable in this state, attorney generals can sue them which this bill allows, maybe they say, gosh, is it worth my while having any discussion of anxiety producing content? which basically means things that are controversial. maybe we should stay away from that. maybe there will be a self policing affected this bill where people will say i will not even do it for my adult users because i don't want to be sued. the unlimited right in cause of action from every state attorney general, so

emphasized the lasting significance of his decision will beyond trump noted concerns about opening a pandora'scriminal prosecutions of former presidents. the prospect he teed up in last week's debate when he suggested president biden could be prosecuted for his immigration policy. speak of this man a criminal. >> reporter: virtually every president is criticized for enforcing some aspect of federal law, without immunity, such types of prosecutions of ex-presidents could quickly become routine. as for the immediate case of tying the court's decision on what unofficial acts at special counsel jack smith can prosecute term for will take time. >> this is not the end of the prosecution of donald trump. i strongly suspect that jack smith will find allegations that he thinks arrives. >> major: jan crawford joins us now. jan, jack smith's case is now very much more complicated, what's next? >> reporter: that's right, this case has been on hold, today's decision from the court means probably new hearings in the lower courts which will significantly delay the start of any trial. no ads for those trials,

and this invention opens a very bad pandora's box, not only in relation to trump, but also in relationesidents, because this decision must be implemented. the court has compromised itself in the eyes of many americans, i think in the eyes of the world, because this decision is completely political, it was made in favor of trump, to help him avoid lawsuits before the election, it is... well, nothing more than that it simply cannot be a decision, mr. igor, but will it ultimately have political consequences for the election campaign, because trump's opponents talked about the fact that trump is actually under investigation, trump with convictions and trump without convictions - it could be a different trump , interpretation of the voters, but... now it turns out that the voters will say that trump is innocent, de facto. well, he has already been found guilty of one criminal case, there are 34. episodes, so that is 34 crimes, on july 11, in 10 days, the judge will announce the decision that he will make about his punishment, so he already recognized as a criminal offender, in the case that

legal decision okay that will define international law on this issue um it's ruling uh cracks open pandora. box potentially of private lawsuits and state supported lawsuits that can tie up israel's resources indefinitely. okay, what israel and the americans and the british and others the western unirpolar world has has used um for decades lawfair, okay? um, to to tie the hands of governments, to tie the hands of individual diversity to... persecute and and uh buldose over international law can now come back at boomerang okay and hit them in the face uh so you know um the court importantly also uh ruled that nations cannot offer aid financial aid and support to israel's occupation that means now nations can be held accountable in court. "americans maybe don't care about it because they just rig their court system, but the eu, which is so regulation heavy that they can't possibly you escape their own regulation news, is going to..." be very much um under the gun on this, one court case, one setting a precedent in any eu capital can reverberate throughout the entire organization, which means

like read the cradle, because this is a wet dream for answer allah, well that israel cracked open, pandora's box by hitting the for. so literally rubbing their hands together, thinking, okay, okay, you know, they were, they were, they were changing by the thousands and let us go to tel aviv, let us march in the middle of being bombed, in the middle of starvation and siege, millions of yeminis hit the street regularly, millions, okay, for gaza, these are the true arabs, there is no question about this, and fearless, i mean, not to disfarrange other parts. the resistance axis, but you know, reading western media has penetrated the brain somewhat and they're rather well-behaved resistance in the large, yes, yemen, no restraints, absolutely fearless, for the bombings of we have to know that yemen struck 174 ships and they sank three ships and they took control of one ship, in addition of that they fired more than 200 missiles into irat. and hundreds of those also, so if we put it it's the only uh front that if we put it in balance we see that the images did a lot more than what israel did, but w

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that is, it was invented by the supreme court, and today, and this invention, it opens a very bad pandora'snot only in relation to trump, but also in relation to future presidents, because this decision must be implemented, the court has compromised itself in the eyes very many americans, i think in the eyes of the world, because... that this decision is completely political, it was made in favor of trump, to help him avoid lawsuits before the election, it's, well, nothing else behind this decision to just be can not. mr. igor, will this eventually have political consequences for the election campaign, because trump's opponents talked about the fact that trump is actually under investigation. trump with convictions and trump without convictions - this may be a different trump, the interpretation of the voters, but now it turns out that the voters will say. and that trump is innocent, de facto? well, he has already been convicted of one criminal case, there are 34 episodes, that is, 34 crimes, on july 11, in 10 days, the judge will announce the decision that he will make about his punishment

in these cases, they are postponed for an absolutely definite period, moreover, it's... that's it pandora's box, that is, now any president, relying on this decision of the supreme court, will be able, as a judge, sonya sotomayor wrote in this special view that he can take bribes, order murders, do anything, and he has like, because he's the president, he has immunity, actually, in my opinion, a very, very unfortunate decision of the supreme court, but this decision itself... the judicial system of the united states, which, for a very long time and many places, where there is at least some claim to democracy was considered something of a reference, so this court is somehow compromises himself with this decision, that is, do we now have questions not only for american presidents, but also for american courts, absolutely compromising, and i am sure that... already today and in the coming days we will see many statements of leading lawyers, that with this decision the court compromised itself, because in fact the court invented something that is not in the constitution, and this was done by th

again, but again they're trying, sorry, i'll interrupt you, they are now trying to make sure that pandora’s start renaming, no, why rename, new streets are being built, certain settlements are expanding there, you can always find, which means, a place for a worthy person from various historical eras and periods to name him honor. the concept of national history was developed by our historians, who represent our belarusian view of the historical past. we have not crossed out any historical period. we also look at the polovsk principality, principality of turov, ancient russian state. novogrudok suffered during the great patriotic war, there are heroes who defended and liberated it, so the question arises: what about this city, well, maybe in minsk it’s not clear to us, maybe it’s clearer to you, like this city in western belarus, this another place sacred to our enemies, as they say, fits in with modern belarus, well, you said it yourself, a new town, so of course the history of novogrudok is very significant and significant. and i want to support vyacheslav viktorovich about the fact that y

know, why we don't know, let's go then to name the following names, actually, i didn't open this pandora'sox, an employee, actually a representative of the security service of ukraine stated that one of the motives of the alleged murderer of iryna farion was because the trial had not yet taken place and accordingly. to call him the murderer of iryna faraion has no legal grounds, so one of the motives, according to the version of the security service of ukraine, was religious and corresponding national displeasure. well, it is not by chance that the surnames of max budzhansky and farion are actually called, they are not united by ukrainian origin, it is the first, respectively, in the google search engine, taught by the security service of ukraine, there is quite interesting information that the potential killer was looking for the following: a victim among the deputy corps of the vinnytsia regional council, and then the question arises, i will check, but who could it be? the next victim, taking into account the surnames of farion, and , accordingly, buzhynsk, mak buzhanskyi, and accordingl

as mp aides gedwilos said, a pandora's box has been opened, allowing public lands to be fragmented and local businesses exhausted. according to him, this does not meet the interests of lithuanians. i note that estonia and latvia also offer western arms concerns their territories for the construction of factories for the production of projectile cartridges. masoud piteshkian, a former health minister, won the iranian presidential election. in the second round, he received 16.5 million votes - almost 54%. outside the next elections were held after the death of ibrahim raisi. pazishkian, the only reformist candidate. previously, he advocated negotiations on the lifting of western sanctions against the islamic republic. let us recall that the president of iran is the second most important politician in the country after supreme leader ayatala ali khaminiya. in his responsibilities during. implementation of the provisions of the constitution and leadership of the executive branch. the overall direction of the country's foreign policy will depend on the new president. a bright meteorite lit

i think we have opened a pandora's box. what happens now to the special counsel's election interference case? >> well, the procedural niceties is that it goes back to the trial judge, the trial judge will figure out what trump is immune for like what evidence can be admitted and what evidence can't be admitted and as a lawyer, i can come up with good arguments that this case can still move forward but i think if you read an opinion like trump versus the u.s. and try to parse it like an attorney where you look at the words and try and figure out what the meaning is, you're doing it wrong. like once the court says the president is above the law, we are operating in a world where legal principles do not exist. >> stick around, next up it's not right break, it's bribery light, did the supreme court rule in favor of corruption? we will explain, next. explain, . >>> and what is possibly the most ironic ruling of this term, the supreme court conservative justices basically said this, hey, if you are a government official, you can

indeed they are israeli patriots who will hand it over through america, because then you will open pandora’sderstand what iskandars are real real why houthi or iranian hezbollah or hezbollah, yes there, sorry, border with syria, yes exactly. then, of course, this does not add authority to the commander-in-chief, it does not add authority to the nazi ukrainian army, in principle, after this the commander must write a report, well, if the person you are supposed to screw with doesn’t trust you, what are the options, well, it would be japan, he probably should have committed sipuku, and that would have been the end of it , which incriminates the failures of the ukrainian army in kharkov. referendums should be held with the inclusion of the opinions of those people who emigrated, left the country or live in the occupied territories, that is, ukrainians must accept the future of their country, the army conquered this future, the army conquered. time for ukrainian politicians, for negotiations, this is the format of this country, the form of government, the issue of internal structure, many other

what caused criticism both in lithuanian society and in the seimas, as mp aides gedvilos said, a pandora's box was opened, allowing state lands to be fragmented and exhausted. business, according to him, this does not meet the interests of lithuanians. let me note that estonia and latvia also offer their territories to western arms concerns for the construction of factories for the production of projectile cartridges. the illegal activities of a group of criminals were stopped on the border with lithuania. the day before, in one of the settlements of the voronovsky district, on the site of the border outpost and drobishuna, lithuanian border guards, with the force support of members of the typhoon special forces detachment , detained a group of people red-handed. residents of the regional center are suspected of violating the border using a quadcopter. four unmanned multi-rotor multi-rotor drones and 66 batteries for them were found to be confiscated from them. charging stations, control panels and other components for the uav, a thermal imager, as well as four gps compasses and a smartpho

i think we have opened a pandora's box. what happens now with special counsel's election interference case? >> the procedural nicety as it goes back down to the trial judge in the trial judge will figure out what trump is immune for and what evidence can or can't be admitted. as a lawyer, i can come up with good arguments that this case could still move forward. i think if you read an opinion like trump and parse it like an attorney where you look at the words and try to figure out what the legal ruling is, you are doing it wrong. like, once the court says the president is above the law, we are operating in a world where legal principles don't exist. >> a barber and ian, we do have some more to discuss with you because next up it is not bribery but bribery light. to the supreme court rule in favor of corruption? we will explain that. daily hiv. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. just 6 times

but it opened pandora's box to ask questions. >> maybe i can get somebody who is certified until i'mctually get an appointment. as a parent, that is another expense. so it is not the ideal situation but we are forced to think outside the box. >> the number of pediatric rents has been on a steady decline. this year's drop was much steeper. she is head of the pediatrics department at cornell medicine. and the pediatrician in chief at new york presbyterian children's hospital. why this decline in pediatric doctors? >> this is a really important issue facing a lot of american families. they have to think about the economics of paying off the debt while setting up a practice. it has been well established that pediatricians are paid at a lower level. that is really facing them when they make this decision. >> explained that. why they painted a different level? >> children are generally supported by government insurance. medicaid pays at a lower level thanedicare. that leads to a lower level of reimbursement for pediatric services. and that translates into lower salaries. >> there are short

probably 50 plus, buffet is 93, the evaluation is relatively low and maybe they will have success in pandorackup this edition of barron's.com make sure you read andrew story, don't forget to follow us on access barron's online and facebook, and instagram for the latest show updates, that is all for us on "barron's roundtable". ♪ ♪ >> at the fox studios new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend to all, welcome to the program that analyzes the

probably 50 plus, buffet is 93, the evaluation is relatively low and maybe they will have success in pandora. jack: to read more checkup this edition of barron's.com make sure you read andrew story, don't forget to follow us on access barron's online and facebook, and instagram for the latest show updates, that is all for us on "barron's roundtable". ♪ ♪ >> at the fox studios new york city this is "maria bartiromo wall street". >> happy weekend to all, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead. i am maria bartiromo, the mainstream media bending over backwards to rebrand kamala harris role in the biden administration. >> harris was put in charge as you said earlier of combating the roots of immigration, she was not and is not the borders are. >> she was never appointed borders are she was put in charge of diplomatic efforts of the northern triangle people have to counter the misinformation to the borders are she was not the borders are she did diplomacy in central america. >> she's not the borders or to the extent anybody who's a borders are is

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that they entered into a deal with china, transferred production, but they opened for themselves a pandora’sto the most important thing, america will succeed, but with such missions they solve not only their financial issues, this is essentially... capture, enslavement, after all, as collateral, and if not, then, unfortunately, the prospects are very very sad, but also of course , everything that they are now deciding to make up for 50 years can be hard on american business, they are deciding at the expense of europe, they are transferring production from those countries where it has become generally unprofitable to produce, the weaver’s fingers, that’s it, they have put in europeans are at a dead end, why should they live? means, and europeans today are forced to go further along this chain, i don’t want to use the word food, but unfortunately, in their philosophy of life, they need someone, which i have, because i saw in another window that he you have, now imagine, imagine we have this, not even 1300 pounds, but 1300 rubles, if only that was well... everyone who doesn’t suit them, like ma

when you understand the belief system that life begins at conception, it opens the door for the pandora does box of attacks on bodies, healthcare, abortion access. that's how you get from. the alabama supreme court case was about personhood. over 100 plus republicans in the house today signed onto legislation about personhood. this has been out there in plain sight for a very long time. it's just never had the attention it should have had because we were in a pre- dobbs world. it was really hard we had a believability gap where folks couldn't believe they could take it away. the bigger gap with contraception and ivf so it's important to dig in and understand the underpinning is this ideology, personhood, and it is the root basis so much of the language in the attack proposing changing the department of health and human services to the department of life signaling the goal the head of heritage and we talked about abortion, it is not healthcare they want to raise terms like orientation and gender. in the office of personnel management for the first nine months the former head is an author

happened, it's sexual violence, i think that in order to break a person, you need to get into his pandora's box, his inner fears, 51-year-old serhii chudynovych comes from kropyvnytskyi, he is a priest in... he received his theological education in the 90s in kyiv spiritual academy. in 1997, he began to serve in kherson, later he became the abbot of the local church. since 2014, chudynovych unofficially helped the ukrainian military as a chaplain and volunteer. on the first day of the full-scale invasion of the russians, he managed to get his family to a safe place, and he himself returned to the city and set up a humanitarian headquarters for the people of kherson in his church. began to accumulate a food warehouse, began to form a medical office, we simply stretched a part of the church on a piece of wire and a room of 30 square meters was obtained, and there we began to store potatoes here, onions here, zakatka here. on march 2, 2022 , the russians fired at the kherson territorial defense. chodonovych killed and buried ukrainian volunteers. pray for them. it was a feat and an extraordina

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clearly it does open up a pandora's box. i mean, what? what does it do to our our constitution? and then the idea of a separation powers. >> well, we should be we should be clear that the president is a constitutional office and is a separate office. the power of the president is separate from the power of the courts and the power of the congress. but at the same time, everyone has always assumed that a president could be prosecuted if they broke the law. in fact, the constitution says even if the president is impeached, they can still be prosecuted. clearly the framers of the constitution thought that a president could still be criminally prosecuted. so it really changes the structure of the concept of separation of powers. everyone believes the president needs a lot of room for discretion and is particularly emergency situations. our military situations. but no one believes the president should be immune for things like bribery or perjury or remember, president clinton threatened with prosecution for perjury and he actually entered a plea bargain to resolve that. after he left

. >> dale, pandora, danos. somos nÚmero uno. >> esto nunca pasa. >> jamÁs en la vida.cia que hizo historia en la nhl esta temporada. 30 aÑos de espera resumidos en una fiesta como ninguna otra en la playa de fort lauderdale. las estrellas del equipo tampoco se aguantaron y se bajaron del autobÚs a festejar con la gente con el mÁximo galardÓn en mano. >> thank you for everything. >> ese ha sido el dÍa mÁs grandioso de todos. gracias por todo. pero lo mÁs importante son ustedes, los fanÁticos que me dieron el rato de mi vida. el fin de la caravana llegÓ hasta la tarima donde se realizÓ la consagraciÓn oficial del tÍtulo. matthew kazzak y sus compaÑeros agradecieron a la multitud amante al hockey que hicieron de este domingo una ocasiÓn inolvidable. ya poco a poco el trÁfico en la ciudad regresa a la normalidad. pero lo mÁs importante es que de momento no se reportan grandes incidentes de seguridad. felicidades a los campeones! soy miguel santiesteban noticias telemundo. >> gracias y tremenda fiesta. y asÍ nos despedimos. gracias por su sintonÍa. lo esperamos mÁs rde musi

you have others like his former boss, secondary, bob, reuben, who thinks that opens up a pandora's box and really creat another. debo de stabilisation, and essentially the commons of the global financial architecture. i'd love to get your take on that. well it's, it's already happened. we saw the g 7 meet thing in the past weeks, that there is an agreement um to basically collateral allies, the russian assets and give a loan of some 50000000000 to ukraine that will be paid off with the interest of those assets that will be guaranteed not paid back to the russians, the principal, for at least 30 years when you're, when you're freezing the principle of someone's assets for 30 years, and you're using the interest, you're seizing the assets. so there isn't actually, i mean, this is a, it's a nice, you know, sort of a hand waving kind of legal fix onto the disagreement that you spoke of. the reality is that there is greater concern slash urgency from the europeans and the americans. that what happens if you don't have long term support for ukraine? this is one way to get around that. but ev

you have others like his former boss, secondary, bob, reuben, who thinks that opens up a pandora's box and really creat another. debo de stabilisation and essentially the commons of the global financial architecture. i'd love to get your take on that. well it's, it's already happened. we saw the g 7 meet thing in the past weeks, that there is an agreement um to basically collateral allies, the russian assets and give a loan of some 50000000000 to ukraine that will be paid off with the interest of those assets that will be guaranteed not paid back to the russians, the principal, for at least 30 years when you're, when you're freezing the principle of someone's assets for 30 years, and you're using the interest, you're seizing the assets. so there isn't actually, i mean, this is a, it's a nice, you know, sort of a hand waving kind of legal fix onto the disagreement that you spoke of. the reality is that there is greater concern slash urgency from the europeans and the americans. that what happens if you don't have long term support for ukraine? this is one way to get around that. but eve

still since they're trying again, excuse me, i'll interrupt you, they're trying work now so that pandora'sng there, you can always find, which means a place for a worthy person from different historical eras and periods, to... name him honor the street, i mean that you just need to approach your historical past calmly, thoughtfully, not rush from one extreme to another, that means once upon a time in the soviet period, and there they tried to cross out what was connected with tsarist russia, there that means some older things, something that didn’t fit, didn’t fit into the ideology, on the other hand, then the pendulum swung in the opposite direction, we started indiscriminate denigration of the soviet union, a healthy compromise, a balanced objective approach, and i’ll emphasize again, we have our own. the national domestic concept of national history, developed by our historians, who represent our belarusian view of the historical past. we have not crossed out more than one historical period. we are also looking at the polovsk principality, the principality of turov, the old russian stat

she's worried immunity opens a pandora's box. here she is during the argument phase of the case. phase of the case back in april, trying to understand what the disincentive is from turning the oval office into, you know, the seat of criminal activity in this country. those arguing against presidential immunity of any sort point out the idea that we're all equal under the law, that america did not have a leader who sat superior to all others was fundamental to the founding fathers, justice sotomayor said. as of today, quote, the president is a king above the law. here's history. professor nolan higdon. yeah, that's true. that's the whole basis of the american system of checks. and balances. no particular branch is able to get too much power and all are held accountable to each other, today's rulings certainly complicated that perspective that we've held for centuries in this country. now, shortly after the decision was announced, trump wrote on social media, big win for constitution, big win for democracy. i will point out presidential immunity is not itself in the constitution an

opens the door for a pandora's box of attack on bottle of hominy, on reproductive healthcare, on abortion access, that's how you get from tax on ivf in contraception, the alabama court case that freak everybody out about ivf, that was about personhood. over 100 plus republicans in the house today have signed onto legislation about personhood, this is been out there in plain sight for a very long time. it never had the attention they should have had because we were in a pre-dobbs world where roe was the law of the land even though we know it was very much weakened over the last few decades it was really hard, we had believability gap for folks that could not believe that they could take roe away. even believer with contraception and ivf. it's really important to dig in and understand that the underpinning in 2025 is ideology personhood life begins at conception and the root basis of so many in the attack. i had my cheat sheet it was so much crazy reproductive stuff and project 2025 and really give you a quick list, one of the ideas and propose changes the department of health and human ser

and once you open pandora's box, you better be care offul.rful, it has value, and it can solve problems or create a lot of problems that no one has thought about. >> you are an influential fund-raiser. we just heard george clooney saying maybe joe biden needs to rethink the campaign. how does this get resolved? >> look just think about human nature, telling someone not to do something usually isn't a way to get them to do something. i start with that perspective. second, the president knows what it takes to get elected, and what it takes to be president. it's not for anybody to tell him that he's capable of it or not. i think the campaign understands that. they're clearly in the mindset where they're going to try to show he's capable of what he needs to do to run a effective campaign and continue as president. if he can do that, he deserves the right. if he can't, i think -- but i don't think it's because people are telling him what to do and when to do it. >> whether it's nancy pelosi or george clooney, there's more and more voices asking hi