>> not just acting from a position of weakness, that's a really good point. just picking fights. i mean acting from a position of weakness, initiating. conflict. whether it's an international trade dispute or something as important as nuclear weapons and the nuclear capabilities on the korean peninsula, you're right. that does seem to be the -- that is the default, recurring pattern here. >> it is, and the health care thing is a great example. he made this promise that he repeated over and over again on the campaign trail that he would repeal and replace obamacare. >> right. >> but there's not actually a plan to get that done. so they're stuck. so it's from this position of weakness that they are trying to bully members of the house republican conference to support it. that's why they're trying to ram this through in the first 100 days. that's why they want to do the vote before the cbo can actually score it. that's why they don't want to have actual legitimate committee hearings to examine what the impact of the bill would be. you're also seeing groups like the aarp and organizations representing more than a half million medical professionals already indicating their