talked act grabbing women in the bleeps and all these horrible things and now they've got him really endangering national security and they want to pass a bill. >> you read the report, for those of us who actually read the report, and it becomes with such stark and sobering terms about the relationship between china and russia, about the fact that this is the most aligned they've been since the 1950s, about the fact that they are working together towards global disorder. and again, in those opening pages, it says, not only is this happening, but our allies are abandoning us over our changes to trade and international security so we have the greatest threats we've ever had and we are the most alone we've ever been. to your question about republicans, i think it's telling that in the house, you have them passing a piece of legislation that would prevent the president from pulling out of nato without congressional approval. i hear from sources that there will be -- there's already been similar legislation proposed on the senate side, and that they're very certain they will be able to vote on that legislation. whether or not they can get enough republican votes is the