have family members who grew up in countries like the congo, where you run against the president, you get -- and that person gets elected, then you end up in jail, that is usually not the way it happens in the united states. your thoughts? >> oh, man, joy. i mean, there's so much wrong with this story, i don't even know where to begin. the first thing is is, you know, you would hope that trump would have had a newer, fresher playbook than going back to "but, her e-mails." but he doesn't. we'll probably hear the muslim ban tomorrow and birthright citizenship should be ended on tuesday and the same list of distractions. but the story cannot hide from the fundamental thing that's happened last week, because of this brave whistle-blower. because what this whistle-blower discovered and told to the american people, ultimately, in the report that came out on thursday, is that the president, as president, not as a private citizen during a campaign or something else, he went and asked a foreign power for help to get dirt on his political