correct answer, which is the honest answer, i have not responded yet. he could have very easily said, you know, i wanted to give the family some time. this is bad enough pressure on them, et cetera, et cetera. but that was not the default for him. >> lynn, what did you make of that press conference more broadly? you just mentioned it was chaotic. and watching it at home, it seemed kind of bonkers. just lots of yelling out. and it seemed to kind of go off the rails. he seemed also to want to stay gallup as long as he could. mcconnell was kind of standing there square-jawed. what did you make of it? >> well, again. i applaud that the president stayed there for 40 minutes. chris, i came from chicago, city hall, a lot of yelling to get your question answered. and that's what we did, because the system wasn't rigged as to who was going to have questions asked. on that applauded. >> yeah, i like the victim too. >> but from the looks of the public, aside from the very serious question of not talking,