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The people rallied themselves. the thing about katrina that's very undercovered, really not covered at all, is the spirit and the people of mississippi got knocked down flat, bore the brunt of the worst natural disaster in american history, utter obliteration, back up within 24 hours rebuilding their communities. not just helping themselves but helping their neighbors. the outpouring of volunteers, chris, 954,000 volunteers. >> you mentioned that people don't like washington. all right? as an idea. in your book you write about how you butted heads personally with the bush white house and membe...

The thing about katrina that's very undercovered, really not covered at all, is the spirit and the people of mississippi got knocked down flat, bore the brunt of the worst natural disaster in american history, utter obliteration, back up within 24 hours rebuilding their communities. not just helping themselves but helping their neighbors. the outpouring of volunteers, chris, 954,000 volunteers. >> you mentioned that people don't like washington. all right? as an idea. in your book you write about how you butted heads personally with the bush white house and members of your own party in your ef...

954,000 physicians right now in the united states, but in the next 15 years, because of the new health care reform, we'll need another 150,000 physicians. here is a problem. a lot of people going to medical school right now, they don't want to become the kind of doctor that we need. what is that? a primary care physician. even a pediatrician. mainly a primary care physician because it doesn't pay that well anymore and it's a heck of a lot of school and a lot of cost in school to get to that place. >> brian: it was already in a bad state. now we have to add 150,000, in the next ten years. even ...

>> good for you. how long -- did you like your 11 days? >> listen, it was 954,000 seconds. >> let me ask, what about this -- kirstjen nielsen and that place? he was so red hot at her in the public meeting where everybody much watched it that she was thinking of quitting right on the spot. why is he so hot about somebody because he heard they might be a never trump. >> when i was in the white house, he was sore at attorney general sessions. i said this publicly and a say it here. you have to have a tough skin to work with the president and be able to take the president -- he's a hard charging g...