is using twitter to certainly hammer at romney as well. alex? >> okay. kelly o., thank you so much, from the white house. we will see you again. let's go now, everyone, to 2020 and some new reaction from the public to the ukraine controversy amid -- as well as, rather, the impeachment inquiry. joining me from north charleston, south carolina, is nbc's mr. shaquille brewster. shaq, good day to you. what are folks on the ground saying about this ukraine controversy as it shakes up the white house? >> reporter: yeah, we've been talking to voters here at the blue gem in charleston, south carolina, all day, and about a lot of issues, but we also brought up the issue of impeachment. and this is a celebratory event. there's food, music, and voters came out here to speak or to hear from the seven presidential candidates who will be speaking today. the first candidate to speak was actually montana governor steve bullock, who was one of the last democratic candidates to come on board in supporting the impeachment inquiry, explaining that it was that whistle-blower complaint that really pushed him over the edge. and that's something that i'm