but republicans are -- are blocking nearly all of his agenda and also some democrats are looking at what's happening. and wondering if they are getting played. if this is just bipartisanship theater? i mean, what are you hearing? particularly, because an issue like this, frankly, i mean, you should have bipartisan support because there were, also, republican members of congress that trump was at odds with that could very well have come under this dragnet. what are you hearing? >> look. i think mark nailed it exactly right. i mean, the republican party has decided they are all in on -- on donald trump. i mean, you look at the polling. three-quarters of republican voters say they still want him to be the leader of the party. and i think the really frightening thing is that a large share of the republican base and coalition would find nothing wrong in what he did. they have kind of adopted an any-means-necessary mindset toward holding off what they see as a democratic coalition. that would, fundamentally, in their view, transform america. it's the same impulse that's behind this wave of voting laws that are passing in the states, making it harder to vote on