temporary, and we hoped one day full-time moratorium on their missile testing. we agreed on those dance steps, and they came through. now, on iran, which you helped negotiate, pompeo s speech today, the new secretary of state, a 12-point list of demands for iran that are unacceptable to europe and most of the allies, probably unacceptable to russia, because it calls for iran to withdraw from syria, as well. and basically in the q and a, he seemed to be calling for regime change. i think that pompeo gave us a wish list today, and it s a wish list probably everybody can agree to, but you can t get it all at once. because then you re negotiating against yourself, as one is traded off against the other. and in fact, i think that pompeo s going to have a very hard time. he didn t really give us the how he was going to get this done, but rather saying that, in essence, iran had to capitulate, and your point is the most important. at the end he said i won t determine the timetable here in
at the white house that were in the transition is. if the claim of privilege is used with those witnesses too, i will tell you we will come to a grinding health. the thing that is puzzling, the president said there is absolutely no wrongdoing here and yet is instructing all of these people not to be forth coming or be forth coming with the investigative committee. this is really going to slow the whole process. let s move on to some of those things. do you think the government will shut down on friday? i feel like i m seeing the same movie for the 20th time. the dance steps are so predictable. yesterday the republicans who run this place say they have a deal that will allow the government to remain open for some period of time, three
a lot of people like that. i think it can be. there s a very high risk with that. but there s no doubt that he s broken up the dance that we ve all been in with, i mean the united states, russia, china, syria, we ve been in this dance for decades. he s going to change the dance steps. it s always awkward, it can have high risk. but in some areas, it may prove to be profitable and good. you use that analogy of a businessman. you think when a new boss comes into a company and people don t know what to expect and they may like you one day and not the next. what are we, day 85, 86, how long that can continue before you figure out the pattern, or maybe there won t be. you ve really seen the rotating cast of musical chairs in the white house, who s up, who s down, people are following the palace intrigue with bated breath, is steve bannon going to survive, who is on top right now. but the underlying instability is dangerous for president trump
appearance featured her surprising people as they delivered farewell messages. to continue to go high even in the challenges of life make us feel low. thank you so much. reporter: she was even sung to by stevie wonder. it won t be easy to fall in her dance steps. without further ado, we present the comedy stylings of michelle obama. of course there was the evolution of mom dancing alongside jimmy fallon in drag. followed by the evolution of mom dancing two with classics like getting a bag from your collection of plastic bags under the sink. she did car pool karaoke. went shops at cvs with ellen. we need help on aisle two.
how cool is the first lady? reporter: cool enough to run a potato sack race in the white house with jimmy fallon. and now she s reached the finish line as the first lady of late night. it is nuts. i feel like crying right now and i didn t think that reporter: her last talk show appearance featured her surprising people. as they delivered farewell messages. continue to go high even when the challenges of life make us feel low. thank you so much. oh! . reporter: she was serenaded by stevie wonder who adjusted his lyrics my michelle amour it won t be easy to follow in her dance steps. without further ado, we present the greatest hits of the comedy stylings of michelle obama. of course there was the evolution of mom dancing alongside jimmy fallon in drag. followed by the evolution of mom