about the president and it s vital that the administration be on the same page and there is question that in a time of crisis where will america be? and i think it s just critically important that all the signals coming out of the administration are solid and consistent in the fact that we all stand together in the western alliance, that we stand strong for nato. the president s people have said it but he needs to be heard in a more clear and in a more passionate way because despite all these people being here, i ve been meeting with all these folks from all over the world, they say we re not sure. so it is really critical that they speak with one voice on all these critical matters of national security and supporting our western alliance which has kept the peace since world war ii. governor kasich, as you know,
of the intelligence committees. i think the intelligence commit tease have the capability to conduct a thorough understanding of what happens. many countries are worried about russia disrupting their elections so i think the house and senate can carry this out and it has to be done in a bipartisan and thorough way. i think a person like senator feinstein, senator warner, if they feel as though we re not getting to the bottom line and investigations become partisan than we have to look at something more independent but i m confident the house and senate intelligence committee can do this. it s in the best national security interests in the united states and the rest of the world is looking at how we handle in because they don t want to be hacked. they don t want to have their elections be disrupted in any way. lots of evidence that russia is disrupting elections in europe. of course, part of the republican agenda is repealing obamacare. when you expanded medicaid in