conversation, but this is one of the most important relationships in washington. we have this moment of high drama and theater and interesting personality, but it is also incredibly telling as the congress rebukes the president on his syria policy in a bipartisan way. as the democrats at the moment on a purely partisan basis proceed with impeachment. the intensity of these two and the degree to which she gets under his skin is remarkable. she knows exactly how to do it. the fact she brought up this resounding vote where all these republicans had essentially condemned him, and then she says to him, all roads lead to putin with you, he s insulting her in grade school ways, which we re not even sure whether he called her she said a third grade politician, the white house is saying a third rate politician, but the basic idea is he s hurling insults at the speaker of the house. it s interesting that he chose to put out the picture because clearly she was unhinged and she is crazy nancy
america s role as a leader in the world, the equality that american ethos was originally supposed to be born on, there were problems, we had to put in amendments, we had to have a civil rights act in order to stop some of the unequality in this country. there s always been an effort to progress forward. trump s idea of progress is what lines his pockets and that is not politics. carl cameron, thank you. thanks, brooke. our breaking news coverage continues, dorian barreling toward puerto rico, some 3 million americans are in the path of this major storm, instead of comforting, the president today is hurling insults. e you are, mom! that s you? that does kinda look like our family. what are you wearing? ancestry has over 400,000 yearbooks from all across the country. start searching for your friends and family, free, at ancestry.com.
some make shift barriers. hurling insults in terms of assaults and you know, they re trying to deploy riot troops. they took it all until the protesters started early what looked like lumps of rock and brick as well. they acted very quickly. they charged the protesters, cleared them out. we counted at least a dozen tear gas rounds. they pushed the protesters hundreds and hundreds of meters away from the police station. they re regrouping. it s not over yet. certainly they have scattered protestser here as i say, and this is first time in something like two weeks.
between harris and biden. but the big picture here is joe biden s standing is basically back to exactly where it was before the first debate. that s right. why is that? most people think he has the best shot of beating donald trump and that s the biggest issue as we go forward. democrats want to beat trump and they will all coalesce. he has to have a good debate. it was not as strong a performance at the first debate. he has to be on the stage when donald trump starts hurling insults back at him and he can punch them back twice as hard. how devastating of a performance where he s like i m out of time and that stuff, how much would that hurt him? it would hurt. there are a lot of expectations on this debate. i don t want this debate to be all about the past. where we go from here and from all of the candidates. i want to hear more on k-12, infrastructure, and develop. we have to go forward.
both south korea and our key ally, japan would be under threat. so we are seeing a transition in the mind of donald trump. but remember that there s a big gap between u.s. president and his senior advisors, john bolton certainly doesn t buy into it. neither does mike pompeo. so you re going to see this conflict that has been played out, continue to be played out. as far as kim jong un is concerned, of course, if he can get with donald trump, so much the better. and this is why they ve been hurling insults at john bolt oen and mike pompeo but also being very flattering and nice to president trump. i don t think we can underestimate or emphasize the backdrop for this moment that s about to take place. certainly, symbolic sign of