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Some sort of long-lasting impact on a child, being detained in a cage with lots of other people, not knowing where your parent is? >> so, you ask a really very important and fundamental scientific question. what we know is that different types of stress affect the brain and can cause resilience or can cause trauma. so, what these kids are experiencing is something called toxic stress, and that is unmitigated cortisol, fight-or-flight hormones, the types of hormones that actually disrupt brain development. and for a 10-year-old or an 11-year-old, they're just beginning to develop their frontal ...

Brains. researchers are raising the alarm. >> let's look at what it can do to a young brain. executive function, processing speed, memory, attention span, concentration and worth noting to a lot of people that vote who may be smoked pot years ago that the marijuana being produced today's really powerful stuff being made in labs, not your daddy's weed, not the same stuff that was around in the 70s. >> exactly right. what we found in colorado is the marijuana produced today's 405% stronger with regards to thc, a component that results in all these problems with brain development. i smoked mariju...

Responsibility. congress does. they need to exercise it, particularly because there was no legitimate oversight for two years. so i think representative nadler and others are doing what they should be doing, and they really shouldn't take a back seat to mueller. i also think when it comes to how this -- how impeachment ought to be viewed, you know, i got in fights with judges sometimes when i was a prosecutor, because i thought a judge was overstepping his or her bounds and sort of bleeding into the executive function of the prosecution's office, and it was our job to push back when that happe...

Oversight got shut down. >> are you dropping precedence in the first answer? >> i did. sorry about that. >> that's amazing. very legal right out the gate. keep going. >> okay. so i think that if congress, congress is just asking questions. whether or not the supreme court is going to permit congress to in some ways intrude into the process that the president went through with kushner i think is doubtful. >> you're saying basically this is an area they have a lot of power in the white house, even if democrats could be right on the facts that the white house lied, i mean, donald trump according ...

Mandate and then anything ancillary to that which includes false statements, perjury and obstruction of justice. that's it. >> what do you think about those counts? do you think the president has anything to worry about? >> i don't. i don't think personnel decisions, including the firing of the fbi director can constitute obstruction of justice. >> do you know why you do it? >> i don't think you can separate that out from the fact that that's the president's prerogative any more than what "the new york times" reports today that the president was trying to install a perceived loyalist on top of...