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Maybe anyone would have resonated. >> i agree with that. i think the responses are yesterday's way of doing business and we don't need them any more. you don't need the response. i think most of the response will be a social media response. >> there is several responlss tonight. >> i think it is worth rethinking the way they are put together. it is too often they look like watered down versions of the state of the union. you would capitalize on the outsider advantages. and it should be delivered somewhere other than washington, outside of a cheering crowd. >> but i remember they tried this aga...

Profound things there. but the most was his sense of humor. he was thin skinned, he didn't show it. he let the critics and the criticisms just sort of roll down his back. i wonder if there's a lesson there. some of our more effective presidents have been able to turn what are seemed to be flaws, you know, by just joking or kidding about them. john kennedy saying that he wouldn't let his father -- his father told him he wouldn't pay for a landslide or even ronald reagan dismissing critics that say he wasn't too bright. he would famously say, i'm here, aren't i? what could maybe a donald trump l...

Visiting one of his properties since taking office. cnn's tom foreman has details. >> once every three days, that is almost how often president trump has stopped by his privately owned property since taking office. resorts, hotels and golf courses from hawaii to the east coast. this holiday weekend, the getaway spot is south florida. where cheering crowd greet him on his way to his mar-a-lago club just hours after he signed the republican tax bill. >> i consider this very much a bill for the middle class and a bill for jobs. >> this is the tenth visit to the place he has dubbed the winter whit...

Five times or so more powerful than the hiroshima bomb. it was probably a boosted weapon. not a two-stage device, but 1 1/2 stage device. they're fudging it basically. however, i don't doubt that one day they will be able to do this. the same thing was said about china back in the 1960s. people said china would never be able to create a hydrogen bomb. well, they did. in fact, the last detonation was in 1980. it was a chinese hydrogen bomb. so i think that even though they don't have it now, i don't think they have it, i think it's only a matter of time before they do. we have to act as if they...

Need for regulation, laws. i think when you're talking about technology you have to be very careful when you talk about regulation because technology moves very quickly and so -- and there are important northwestern values at stake, the first amendment and the like. while we don't want foreigners interfering in our elections and that's clearly what happened here we also want to make sure we don't overregulate or overlegally try to put too many laws in place here in an area that's very dynamic. >> thank you all. i appreciate your time. have a good weekend. >> thank you. >> this is "cnn tonight....