>> reporter: later, speaker pelosi told george stephanopoulos she believes the president is, quote, scared. >> i think the president knows the argument that can be made against him. and he's scared. >> george with speaker pelosi

. >>> on "gma" this morning, george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with nancy pelosi in an arc bc news exclusive. >> he is getting the speaker's take on her phone conversation with president trump just hours before she announced the impeachment inquiry. jobina fortson has more on what we can expect from this interview. >> house speaker mropelosi sayse thinks president trump knows the argument that can be made against him and he's scared. president trump said democrats should choose a better candidate than hillary clinton in 2020. here's what pelosi had to say about the phone call between her and the president. >> i saw the surprise in his voice that he didn't understand that i thought what he did was wrong. that he was undermining our national security, our constitution and the integrity of our elections. he didn't see it. >> you can see much more from this one-on-one exclusive right here at 7:00 on "gma." reporting live in the news room, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> on the peninsula police are searching for the people who robbed an airbnb host when he came back hom he rented out. t

. >>> developing news, this morning on gma george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with nancy pelosi in an abc news exclusive. >> he is getting her take on the phone call with president trump. jobina fortson joins us in the newsroom with what we can expect from the interview. >> good morning. house speaker pelosi said she saw surprise in the president's voice during that phone call and right now she believes the president is scared. in a preview of the sit-down with george stephanopoulos, he asked pelosi her stance on having no choice but to move forward with the impeachment inquiry. some democrats were concerned that if they did and the president gets acquitted in the senate, that could actually strengthen him in the 2020 election. so would the inquiry be worth it? here's pelosi's response to that. >> let me just say this, just because the senate may not have the courage to recognize the president's violation of the constitution doesn't mean they're off scott free. we have to have a compelling case as we go forward for the american people and for the senate. so, again, outcomes in elec

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even stephanopoulos said he didn't say that, that was made up by adam schiff. the whole thing is a hoax it's a terrible thing. it's a fraud on our country and it's so bad for our country. judge jeanine: why isn't she calling a vote. if she'd called a vote these hearings would be open. then your counsel would be there. you would be able to seen a witnesses. president trump: that's probably why she is not calling it. she can't get the votes. thursday i was in minnesota. we had an arena the side of madison square gardens that was packed. last night i was in louisiana, we had a fantastic arena, we could have sold it out many times it was packed. it was also 0 broadcast and. we had a call from pastors saying enthusiasm in the air. people are joining the church. they have never seen anything like what's happening. everybody knows the russian witch hunt was a phoney fraud and we got rid of that. then they came up with this ukrainian story that was made up by adam schiff. i guess he was a screenwriter failed. he made up my conversation. how can you be worse than that.

it was so compelling the speaker of the house in a national interview with george stephanopoulos believed what he said was true. then he looked into the cameras and lied to the american public to say he did not know who the whistleblower was, he wished that person would come forward and only later did we find out the whistleblower had gone to his own staff. we have no idea what they said or how many times they met. we are now finding out his own staff had traveled to ukraine, any other member of congress would come down to the well and apologize but this is even more difficult situation. he is now entrusted to carry something out, members of the judiciary committee try to see the interviews, they are not allowed in the room and are not able to see the transcripts, we are supposed to be voting on something? for an idea at him schiff will compile the information about an impeachment when he has knowingly lied to us so many times, that is one problem but i think what is appropriate based on how many times he has lied to us, to the american public he should be censured and that is a question

schiff was confronted by stephanopoulos about his, husband stephanopoulos has a little bit of integrity. it's like judgment day is now. it's coming, folks, it's coming. it's coming. now as important as that was, that was an announcement that i made and it's very important that everyone should tune their radio to ksfo560. there is something more important. and that's the message that you're going to hear in the remaining time i've got. we are in the time of harvest. and in matthew 13, jesus gave a parable, now it's true that a parable doesn't have precise interpretation to every point in the parable. it's a general story. and the theme in matthew 13 is obvious if you get the flavor of it and read it. judgment day is coming. [bell ringing] and jesus said this, in regards to the wheat and weeds, that some day the weeds are going to be pulled out. let both grow together until the harvest. in the time harvest, i will say gather you together and bind them in bundles to burn them. to burn them. [bell ringing] >> president yee: thank you. next speaker, please. >> tough act to follow. good after

then governor pence with george stephanopoulos on abc. [video] >> if a florist in indiana refuses to serve a gay couple at their wedding, is that legal now in indiana? >> george, this is where the debate has gone, with misinformation -- >> answer the question, sir. >> there has been shameless rhetoric about my state and this law and the contention all over the internet. people are trying to make it about one particular issue. now you are doing that as well. the issue here -- the religious freedom restoration act has been of the books more than 20 years. it does not apply, george, to disputes between individuals unless government action is involved. point of fact, in more than two decades the religious freedom restoration act has never been used to undermine antidiscrimination laws in this country. [talking over each other] >> a supporter of yours was talking about the bill. it was to protect a christian florist against any kind of punishment. is that true or not? is tolerance are two-way street or not? host: tom lobianco, what was the fal

n on the george stephanopoulos interview, which if you guys have seen, if you want to understand that breakdown of pence that happened about two weeks ago with the questions about ukraine, go watch his performance in george stephanopoulos' this week march 30, 2015. the pence thought does not break down like that. not often. he digs in his heels in this moment. he is firm hi with -- he's already made a decision that he is with the christian right on this. he digs in his heels. nobody with change his mind. until he gets a phone call from one of the most important mega-donors inside the republican party, paul singer. paul singer, the new york hedge funder billionaire on par in terms of donations with people like the mercers, the koch brothers, top-level donors, and singer tells him that you won't get any money from me unless you back down. because singer's son is gay. his son has come out a few years earlier. pence backs down on the issue. that's how i know he's not a theocrat. when it comes to his ambition versus the ideology, the ambition wins out. same is true with trump. i'll give yo

. >>> and coming up this "this week with george stephanopoulos" chief anchor george stephanopoulos speaksexclusively with secretary of state mike pompeo. you can watch the full interview on "this week" at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> and on the november 5th ballot the race for incumbent d.a. gasgown was not seeking re-election resigned yesterday, but one of the candidates running for his spot was sworn in as interim d.a. bit mayor london breed. it's been kriz criticized as a political ploy. >> district attorney. >> district attorney. >> for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: with all the pomp and circumstance and a bit of controversy, candidate for district attorney suzy loftus was sworn in as interim district attorney three weeks before the alexis. mayor london breed swearing her in following the d.a.'s sudden resignation effective friday. >> despite what happens at this upcoming alexis, my goal is to make sure that we have strong leadership in this office. >> reporter: loftus got to work. >> i'm available [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: loftus, a former

n on the george stephanopoulos interview, which if you guys have seen, if you want to understand that breakdown of pence that happened about two weeks ago with the questions about ukraine, go watch his performance in george stephanopoulos' this week march 30, 2015. the pence thought does not break down like that. not often. he digs in his heels in this moment. he is firm hi with -- he's already made a decision that he is with the christian right on this. he digs in his heels. nobody with change his mind. until he gets a phone call from one of the most important mega-donors inside the republican party, paul singer. paul singer, the new york hedge funder billionaire on par in terms of donations with people like the mercers, the koch brothers, top-level donors, and singer tells him that you won't get any money from me unless you back down. because singer's son is gay. his son has come out a few years earlier. pence backs down on the issue. that's how i know he's not a theocrat. when it comes to his ambition versus the ideology, the ambition wins out. same is true with trump. i'll give yo

this is 2015 and this is then governor pence with george stephanopoulos on abc. >> yes or no. in -- florist in indiana refuses to serve a gay couple, is that legal? >> this is where this debate has gone with misinformation. >> it is just a question. yes or no? >> there has been shameless rhetoric about my stay and this law and about its intentions all over the internet. people are trying to make it about one particular issue. now, you are doing that as well. the issue here, the religious freedom restoration act does not apply to disputes between individuals unless government action is involved. theore than two decades, religious freedom restoration act has never been used to undermine antidiscrimination laws in this country. >> that was one of your supporters who was talking about the bill right there. it said it would protect a christian florist against any kind of punishment. is that true or not? is isrge, the issue tolerance a two way street or not? host: tom lobianco, what was the fallout from that? , it basicallyment ended his political career or that is the way his folks

that after the mueller investigation, the mueller report, he would actually say to george stephanopoulos be willing to accept help from offensive coordinator , from a foreign government. you laid the law out there. how surprised are you that we are where we are tonight? >> these are surprising times, lawrence. i just keep trying to instruct people on the law. i think it is really important. an important issue. an important principle in our law. it is enshrined in law but it is also a principle discussed by the founding fathers and a principle that we all should be able to agree on on a nonpartisan basis that we want elections to be run and administered and funded by american citizens, and we want american citizens to be the ones making choices in our elections and we don't want interference. >> ellen weintraub's gets tonight's last word and nothing could be more appropriate. thank you for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> "the 11th hour" starts now. >> breaking news tonight. may b whistle-blower about to emerge from inside the intelligence community with poten

he told george stephanopoulos that he would welcome interference from a foreign adversary.t surprising but i think it adds real urgency for democrats in the house. these not going to stop inviting foreign countries to help him in the election. what it does is raise the stakes for impeachment because it means as long as he's in office, we may not have a free and fair election in this country. that is an large thing to say in the united states of america. >> i remember all the post-9/11 analysis was about our failure of imagination, to fail to imagine what threats we face. i wonder if we are engaged in the same sort of failure of imagination. we are only having this conversation, democrats are only proceeding with impeachment, they didn't move to impeachment after the other two incidents you named, "russia, are you listening," or telling george stephanopoulos, yeah, i would listen to a foreign power. it was after a whistle-blower complaint revealed the substance of this one phone call. i know there's a political need for impeachment to be focused but are we failing to imagine

. >>> coming up on "this week," chief anchor george stephanopoulos sits down with house democratic caucus hakim jeffrey, ranking member jim jordan comes to "this week." you can watch the full interviews on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> senator bernie sanders is back home in vermont this morning after suffering a heart attack. sanders was campaigning in nevada on tuesday when he felt chest pains. he was hospitalized and released on friday. sanders returned yesterday with his wife to their home in burlington. yerl in the week she said he would be taking part in the upcoming democratic debate. it is set for october 15th in ohio. >>> new developments, this is the 18th straight week that demonstrators are marching on hong kong. protesters went on a rampage after the government banned a demonstration. a group of pro-democracy lawmakers have filed a legal challenge against the law that went into effect at midnight on friday triggering widespread violence and destruction. police deployed tear gas as thousands took to the streets to defy the ban. >>> police, they ae

. >>> coming up on "this week," chief anchor george stephanopoulos sits down with house democratic caucus hakim jeffrey, ranking member jim jordan also comes to "this week" exclusively and you can watch those full interviews on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 right here on abc 7. >>> senator bernie sanders is back home in vermont this morning after suffering a heart attack. sanders was campaigning in nevada on tuesday when he felt chest pains. he was hospitalized and released on friday. sanders returned yesterday with his wife to their home in burlington. earlier in the week she said he would be taking part in the upcoming democratic debate. it is set for october 15th in ohio. >>> new developments, this is the 18th straight week that demonstrators are marching on hong kong. protesters went on a rampage after the government banned a demonstration. a group of pro-democracy lawmakers have filed a legal challenge against the law that went into effect at midnight on friday triggering widespread violence and destruction. police deployed tear gas as thousands took to the streets t

here now george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning. welcome to "this week," a week of head-snapping developments. the first key witness testimony to congress. the first release of text messages from administration officials confirming the pressuon ukraine outlinedre in thn e origaminigaa whistle-blower complaint. that public request from president trump calling on china to investigate joe biden. late friday the first subpoenas to the white house, plus a new request for documents from vice president pence. this morning more breaking news. abc news has learned that the legal team representing the first whistle-blower is now whistle-blower. attorney mark zade said he is a member of the intelligence community with firsthand information on some of the allegations at issue. the second whistle-blower has been interviewed by the inspector general and his attorneys say they have the full protection of the whistle-blower law because they provided information directly to the inspector general. the second whistle-blower has not communicated direct

and instead stephanopoulos aske why do you want to invite that into american elections, and trump saiddon't think it's wrong. what i've learned is he's utterly predictable, you know exactly what's going to do. it's not surprising he would call on china now. and so the democrats have got to stay maniacally focused on what it is the president did and not all of these secondary players. kill the alligator closest to the boat. stop focusing on the three-foot alligator 100 yards away. >> rick tyler, donna edwards, we'll have to leave it there, thanks to both of you. >>> coming up, new revelations about bernie sanders' health. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc no rush. it next . cologuard is the noninvasive option that finds 92% of colon cancers. you just get the kit in the mail, go to the bathroom, collect your sample, then ship it to the lab. there's no excuse for waiting. get screened. ask your doctor if cologuard is right for you. covered by medicare and most major insurers. wit looks like jill heading offe on

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he was such a convincing liar at the speaker of the house on national television with george stephanopoulos argued with him and said that was true. but the jeopardy of our nation, it broke the fabric of who we were. could you trust him to go further and now he put him in charge of this impeachment for the rest of the nation cannot see the members of congress cannot read. members one after the other go down to the committee and are denied. the committee members themselves are denied unless his staff looks at you when you're doing it . when have we ever empowered somebody so far in such a corrupt matter to allow that to happen yes, i stand by the sensor movement and i wish otherswould have stood up to at the same time . >> with your job easier if the president adhered to the truth more often? >> i think the truman the president has done a tremendous job . the is our job easier that the president has helped turn the economy around, rebuilt the military, is america strong as more people are working today western art the president deserves credit for that. adam schiff deserves to be censured for

. >>> coming up on "this week" george stephanopoulos speaks with secretary of state mike pompeo. watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" right here on abc 7. >>> on the november 5th ballot the race for san francisco district attorney incumbent gascon was not seeking re-election and resigned friday. one of the candidates was sworn sworn in as interim mayor by mayor london breed. it's been criticized as a political ploy. >> district attorney. >> district attorney. >> for the city and county of san francisco. >> for the city and county of san francisco. congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: with all the pomp and circumstance and a bit of controversy, candidate for district attorney suzy loftus was sworn in as interim district attorney threeeeks before the alexis. -- the election. mayor london breed swearing her in following the d.a.'s sudden resignation effective friday. >> despite what happens at this upcoming election, my goal is to make sure that we have strong upcoming alexis, my goal is to leadership in this office. >> reporter: loftus got to wo

. >> finally tonight, a preview of the abc news exclusive -- george stephanopoulos with house speaker i think the president knows the argument that can be made against him. and he's scared. and so he's trying to defer to attention from that to where standing in the way of legislation. >> did you hear the surprise in his voice? >> he was undermining our national security, three w that undermining our constitution and the integrity of elections. he just didn't see it. the there'll be much more of that interview in the morning on gma. our closing quote tonight relates to our lead story. the grace showed by a 18-year old still grieving his brother's murder. it was st. francis of asissi who said, "preach the gospel at all times. when necessary use words." that's "nightline." you can always catch our full episodes on hulu. thanks for the company, america. good night. from the 5am wakers... this is us. to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot s

. >> reporter: later speaker pelosi told george stephanopoulos she believes the president is qade against scared. >> reporter: meanwhile the state department's inspector general had a closed-door briefing on capitol hill and provided committee members and staff with documents that have been gathered primarily by the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, according to our sources those documents primarily dealt with ukraine and democrats. one democrat who attended the briefing described them as being related to debunked conspiracy theories. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. >>> another person has died from the relatively rare disease, eastern equine encephalitis, bringing the total to at least ten people so far this year. >> the latest death from eee was reported in michigan, the fourth death in that state. the other deaths have all been in new england. eee is spread by mosquitos. the cdc is warning people they should use insect repellents and get rid of standing water to cut down on mosquito-breeding sites. >>> in oregon would-be car thieves got the shock of their lives and

call, click, or visit a store today. >> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts rightwe're not fooling around here. >> the impeachment inquiry intensifies. new whistle-blowers, new documents, new subpoenas. >> we've been treated unfairly. >> the president doubles down. with a new demand. >> china should start an investigation into the bidens. >> raising questions for his defenders. >> you're asking me a hypothetical. that i would rather not get into. >> the president is going to say what the president is going to do. >> a rare concession for t president. >> the democrats unfortunately have the votes. >> the investigation proceeding at a break-neck pace. will the white house delay by defying subpoenas? what new evidence will the investigation reveal? is impeachment in the house inevitable?

now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >>> good morning.y are voting now on this resolution to authorize public hearings by the house intelligence committee. also set the rules for the articles of impeachment if indeed it then goes over to the house judiciary committee. you see the votes right there. largely a party line vote. 477 republicans against. only two democrats have crossed party lines so far. that was -- one independent who was a republican in michigan voting with the democrats to authorize this resolution. they're coming up on the numbers needed right now to pass this resolution. a majority of the house will be 215 or 216 votes today depending on the final counts of members in the chamber. i want to go to mary bruce, our senior congressional correspondent on the hill as we're waiting for this final vote to pass as we see house speaker nancy pelosi on the chair. mary, this was not in doubt -- this was a vote nancy pelosi resisted for sometime before today, but now she's unified her caucus around the move to impeach president trump

on "this week" with george stephanopoulos republican congressman jim jordan struggled to defend the president'satest calls for china to get involved. >> the president asked china to investigate. >> we know they're not. >> why can't you answer yes or no? do you think it's appropriate? >> i don't think that's what he did. >> it was right there on camera. >> president trump has denied any wrong doing. >>> happening today, the supreme court is starting a new term with some big issues to be decided. cases this term include president trump's executive power over immigration, and lbgtq workplace discrimination. argue. s arcguments in the discrimination case will be heard tomorrow. there's retirement speculation around 86-year-old ruth bader ginsbu ginsburg. >>> in the east bay police made three arrests in connection with a shooting after a high school football game. it happened on september 27th. three teens were wounded as they walked down morningside drive. the suspects are under age so police are not naming them or giving details about their arrest. concerns about violence led school leaders to pos

>> announcer: "this week" with george stephanopoulos starts right now. >>> tipping point. >> i have news for everybody, get over it. the's goto be political influence in foreign policy. >> the president's top aid admits a quid pro quo with ukraine. undercutting trump's top argument against impeachment. >> i don't know. i don't what that means. >> things have gone from very bad to much worse. >> republicans revolt over the president's withdrawal from syria. >> what we have done to the kurds will stand as a blood stain in the annals of american history. >> as someone who has served in uniform, it is very concerning. >> this was a mistake and i hope it can be repaired. >> as trump awards a massive government contract to his own business. >> we're going to do the 46th g7 summit at the trump national doral. >> this is self-dealing. this is the utmost grifting and arrogance. >> here is a classic textbook example of the violation of that emoluments clause. >> the president reversed that last move late last night after a week that defied convention, dismayed his allies in congress, deepened his

he was so convincing that the speaker of the house on national television with george stephanopoulos said it was rue. if anyone else in america let known the responsibility of a member of congress and then be a chairman of the intel committee did something like that, no doubt you should be censured. this is not about partisanship, this is about the responsibility of the office for which you hold. the responsibility that you are given for this committee. this committee is not selected by your conference. the republicans are selected by me and the democrats are selected by the speaker. to not hold the responsibility for an individual who continues to lie to the american public, in a position to have information that others cannot within congress, goes against the framework of who we are. we are better than that. for those members who will not stand up for what is right, hame on you. in the system of america today, you have a better chance and luck of getting a fair judicial system in china than you do inside speaker pelosi's house. that's appalling. that's not the america we know and l

our george stephanopoulos asked secretary of state mike pompeo about that concern. >> can you assure the kurdish people and the president's allies in congress that you will not be party to ethnic cleansing? >> george, we were very clear and the vice president could not have been more clear when we were speaking with president erdogan in that turkish controlled space that there wouldn't be attacks on minorities, that this was about getting a cease-fire, a secure area and that this, in fact, will save lives. >> that cease-fire deal brokered by the u.s. has been criticized as favorable to turkey allowing its troops to occupy new territory while forcing the kurds from their homes. >>> the army is trying to determine why three soldiers were killed during a training exercise at a base in georgia. their bradley fighting vehicle like this one rolled over into water early sunday morning at ft. stewart. investigators are looking at a variety of potential causes. >> fortunately casualties in training mishaps are quite rare but the real tragedy lies in that they can almost always have been preve

. >> reporter: later, speaker pelosi told george stephanopoulos she believes the president is, quote, scared. >> i think the president knows the argument that can be made against him. and he's scared. >> george with speaker pelosi today. more of that interview on "gma" in the morning. in the meantime, jon, live at the white house tonight, and it was right here last night, jon, as we came on the air, you reported the state department's inspector general had asked to hold an urgent briefing on capitol hill. that meeting happened today. what have we learned? >> reporter: well, the inspector general briefed members of congress and staff for about an hour. according to our sources, he turned over to the can committee documents that had been gathered primarily by the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani. these were documents related to various conspiracy theories related to ukraine and various democrats including joe biden. david? >> jon karl at the white house. jon, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the weather. and heat records falling across the east tonight. more than 50 all-time

stephanopoulos said, "no, it was a false statement." and she really believes it, so she either has one of two problems. she's either really stupid, ok? or she's really lost it, or maybe there is a certain dishonesty in there someplace. but they fear you. they spy on you, and they target your friends, your family, your staff for harassment, for abuse, for destruction. i came down to washington with incredible people. we won a great political campaign. they were bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. we know that. they came down, they were happy. they wanted to turn the country around. they wanted to do great things. all of a sudden, they get summoned, and they get subpoenaed by robert mueller -- how good was he as a witness? not too good. [crowd booing] pres. trump: and by people that were -- i call them the 13 angry democrats that turned into 13 angry democrats. -- 18 angry democrats. it was disgraceful. people that were going down, "sir, what is this?" i look. "oh, wow, that's a subpoena." what the hell is this? they took people -- i really mea

stephanopoulos said no, it was a false statement.eves it, so she either has one of two problems. she's either really stupid, ok? or she's really lost it, or maybe there is a certain dishonesty in there someplace. but they fear you. they spy on you, and they target your friends, your family, your staff for harassment, for abuse, for destruction. i came down to washington with incredible people. we won a great political campaign. they were bright eyed and bushy tailed. we know that. they came down, they were happy. they wanted to turn the country around. they wanted to do great things. all of a sudden, they get summoned, and they get subpoenaed by robert mueller -- how good was he as a witness? not too good. [crowd booing] were -- iple that call them the 13 angry democrats that turned into 13 angry democrats. it was disgraceful. people that were going down, sir, what is this? i look. oh, wow, that's a subpoena. what the hell is this? they took people -- i really mean this -- they took people that were full of life and energy and vigor

he is the guy trump yelled at for coughing when george stephanopoulos was interviewing him in the ovalthat correct. >> yes. >> i don't know. maybe he was forced by trump to go out there. >> maybe they decided to say it out in the open, it's not that big of a deal. michael, i want to get back to you in 2020 in just a moment. can you stay? stay with us. michael moore and his thoughts on donald trump and the 2020. also, an announcement from him. stay with us. ♪ ♪ applebee's new pasta and grill combos. choose from up to 12 combinations starting at $9.99. hey fred - it's medicare open enrollment.e. time to compare plans. we're fine with what we have. that's what the johnsons thought until they tried medicare's new plan finder. the johnsons?. we saved a lot on our prescription costs and got extra benefits. how 'bout it, fred. plans change every year. use the new plan finder at medicare.gov . comparing plans really pays. look how much we can save. hour 36 in the stakeout. as soon as the homeowners arrive, we'll inform them that liberty mutual customizes home insurance, so they'll only pay for

he admitted it with george stephanopoulos. he openly admitted he fired comey. when it comes to this moat and alligators and snakes, i believe him because he called mexicans rapists and criminals. you'll see a more exaggerated decline when he goes down. >> oh, boy. exactly what we needed to hear. obviously that's sarcasm. >> comforting note. >> katheryn -- >> max, did you want to say something? >> i wanted to toss out one thought, don. imagine if donald trump were not the president, imagine if he were the ceo of a major publicly traded company and if he were behaving the way he was behaving, how long would it take the board of directors to fire him? i'd say about 15 minutes. >> good point. i want to play something that we heard today from the finnish president today about democracy. watch this. >> i just wanted to tell that i'm impressed what american people have gained during these decades, hundred or so years, very impressive democracy. so keep it going on. >> it's interesting to the contrast, katheryn, the finnish president standing up for democracy and our p