>> i think you were just going to assay torture. this was something we didn't hear come up as well. >> reporter: yes, exactly. that has been something that the president focus on yesterday and that there has been a lot of very intense reaction from republicans here. you saw paul ryan say very definitively torture is not legal and we think it should stay that way. so trump steered clear of that on the stage here, which i think we will seen as a positive move from a lot of these republicans. he did of course talk about and you mentioned that visit from the mexican president, pena nieto and its cancellations. he of course kags it as a decision that was made joently. that's not how the mexican president had characterized it earlier in the day in announcing that cancellation. so that is a topic that came up. but i do think, you know, stylistically, craig, we had a really kind of fascinating display of how donald trump is going to interact with lawmakers who are used to everything being very formal. i mean, these are men who use