impeachment is about cleansing the office. and that s your reality check. that s a good one, john. that is a good one. i mean, going back to the tape archives that people seem to have forgotten that we have. was that judy bloom? s can scholar judy bloom reminded us, that was then, this is now. are you there, god? it s alisyn. that one too. thank you very much, john. all right. coming up, an eye opening look at something we don t talk a lot about on morning television. but we should. how pornography is shaping a generation s view on sex and intimacy. lisaling is next. my skin. it was embarrassing. my joints. they hurt. the pain and swelling. the tenderness. the psoriasis. i had to find something that worked on all of this. i found cosentyx.
and the full reading of the transcript shows that there was, in fact, a quid pro quo. give us dirt on joe biden, we will give you military aid. that is implicit. that s something that is going to be the focus of a lot of debate. the idea the is is an exculpatory call is that s the part to me that begs the question why did they release it? they re not known for cooperating with inquiries. they re known for stonewalling. why do you think knowing this white house as you do, why did they release the whistle-blower complaint in the transcript? i think because nancy pelosi was threatening impeachment and we ve reached a point now if they don t turn over information that pertains to wrong doing on the part of the president, you re going to see this go to the courts. jeffrey could talk to this. the president has 3,500 lawsuits that he s involved in. or has in his career.
he s not afraid of going to court. he s certainly not. this is so out of character. i didn t know if you had there might be and i did talk to a trump adviser who might point to some of what they re thinking. and there might be some delusional thinking in all of this. getting it out there in ether sort of drags joe biden and his family in all of this. i had an adviser say to me, the trump family had to go through this in 2016, now it s joe biden s turn. they think they ve pulled joe biden into a trap. as we re about to find out with the release of this report, i talked to a source last night who said minimal redactions in this report. if you see evidence in there and information in there that just compounds the problem outlined in that call transcript yesterday, that rough transcript yesterday, you ll have a lot of new questions by the end of the day. jeff flake has left the senate so you can t go after
out, i m pretty sure. reporter: third generation shoe store owner ralph mori became a democrat in 2008 so he could vote for barack obama in the primary. he voted for him again in 2012. in 2016 he voted for donald trump. in 2020 he says no way. what is it about the president himself. and then that reflects on what our country s all about. and our country is better than the way we re being perceived as. reporter: but he thinks impeachment will further divide an already hyperpartisan country. i think it is ugly now. i think we should focus on not being ugly. reporter: hard-core supporter here says they will only hurt themselves going after the president. in this town there s a lot of people turning. it s just stupid. reporter: quakertown is part of bucks county. it narrowly supported clinton in
impeachment inquiry. that number 218 made up of 217 democrats and 1 independent. and this is just a bit before joseph maguire, the acting dni will come before the house intelligence committee to answer questions. and you could expect the democrats are going to be grilling him about precisely why this whistle-blower complaint did not come to congress sooner. meanwhile last night this report was declassified. we expect that it could be released very soon. it is unclear exactly when and how it will be released. however i ve been talking with the house intelligence committee folks and they are telling us that they are not commenting at this time about when it will be released. but a lot of drama last night. democrats had a chance to look at the classified version of the whistle-blower complaint and i will tell you democrats said they were disturbed. adam schiff, the chairman of the committee said it was deeply disturbing and mike quigley, other democrat on the committee, said it just raise