>> trump seemed to be eager to reengage with his core supporters after what was a bumpy week in washington that saw him fire his national security adviser for lying to the vice president and also growing calls for an investigation into alleged ties between his campaign and russia. meanwhile, vice president mike pence, he headed to munich, germany, where he saw to reassure european allies of america's commitment to nato, despite president trump's harsh, sometimes dismissive words for the alliance. let's go now to munich, germany, where ohio governor and former republican candidate for president john kasich is attending the munich security conference. governor kasich, thanks for joining us. i want to ask you, the conference there, a lot of world leaders, many others, what are they saying to you about president trump? >> well, the interesting thing is, jim, is what they're saying we can hear from the vice president, we can hear from general mattis, we can hear from general kelly but we're not sure