when i did it because, i said, listen, this is a divisive symbol that is on the license plate, and as governor i took executive action. many individuals disagreed with my action at that time. so, this was the first step. and now what we've seen after charlottesville and around the country, that those statues have very similar significance to what went on when i took the confederate flag off our license plates. they are symbols -- monuments should be unifiers. they are now symbols of hatred. and i have said, let's take them down. i do not have authority as governor. the local jurisdictions do, and the general assembly and let's take them down and move forward. >> earlier this year when asked if you want to be president, you said, i don't know. i might do you feel more motivated after charlottesville to run against president trump in 2020? >> i have been very vocal on the issues. i'm very proud here in virginia. unemployment went from all the way from 5.4 to 3.7, hundreds of