in it he quotes a former aide to senator john mccain, veteran speechwriter mark salter who after yesterday's press conference said, "i team of the country's most behavioral psychologists cultural historians, statesmen and clergy could have been asked to design the worst leader imaginable for this moment and trump would have exceeded their imaginations." michael is with us from d.c. tonight. we've asked gene to stick around for a little while longer. michael, explain how different donald trump is in the classic role we've become used to as citizens of steward to our country. >> brian, i feel like different is almost the wrong way to think about it. it's something we've never seen before. he's completely shattered the paradigm that we've known for you know at least a couple of generations now. probably longer. and in particular, if you look back at recent history, the last several american presidents, he's shown absolutely no interest in or sense of continuity with the way these presidents have approached these moments of national crisis or tragedy. and in particular, i was, you know, it's ama

when you say -- >> cornell, let me get brian salter in and ben ferguson, i think it's important that we hear your side as you have been defending what the president has said. now that you have heard from a number of other people in terms of their reaction to the president's remarks i'm wondering if that changes your assessment of what the president said. >> what i know is that the president of the united states of america said something that was in reality. there was violence today on both sides. and it needs to stop. and he condemned the racists, the bigots, and those that did the violence today. i think it's sad that we're sitting here and with due respect to mr. brooks he's doing nothing but using political talking points to divide this country. that's not what we need right now. >> the white nationalists are dividing the country. >> let me finish. you have done nothing but attack the president personally. and for political reasons because you don't like the president. instead of bringing us together. and we should try to come together -- let me finish. i listened to what you had

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versus the instant, salter said here with respect to the instant expertise one cannot just by getting 15 minutes. >> bf, i was in a way talking more about status in those kinds of jobs that required a lot to do well. you didn't have to be smart to do the job. the disappearance of those jobs in recognition from a lot of occupations in some ways the small, kids who produce all these massive digital economies. that is a sort of finality in the dow jones. how they will settle down, there are probably certain jobs in microsoft, google better protected like that. but yes, part of that general shift to admiring cognitive ability, those other qualities we need to carry the moral standing experience of things that everybody can play that game. 50% are in the bottom house. >> the last question from the gentleman here. >> david, how do you explain ireland or do you have any interest in joining brexit? >> it was the welsh voters and people talk about it as being a kind of perhaps the great last act to english working class. there is some truth in that. there is a legitimate resentment about the d