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Appreciate that. let's bring in peter baker, correspondent from "the new york times." those numbers, i will ask adam, our director, to put them back up, the poll numbers, showing 61% don't think the war in afghanistan was worth fighting. as josh said, flip it, you have 25% approving of the way that biden is handling afghanistan. how do you interpret these numbers? >> the calculations the white house is making when it comes to simply politics, americans will eventually forget how messy it was and be glad that the president got out, right? that by the time weeks and months have gone by these i...

Screws are, the more they will say i want to be on the right sidestanding by and allowing this to happen is setting a precedent for future administrations that will just not be tolerable and undermine our democracy. >> republicans are preached on impeachment polling that they had. it doesn't jibe with all the polls out there but they are talking specifically about districts that trump won in 2016 that democrats won in the midterms. they say in those districts impeachment, disapproval for impeachment far exceeds support. you flipped your district from blue to red. trump didn't win there but you...

Those hearings will get tiresome in a hurry. if it looks like a courtroom, laura can certainly expound on this, that's just not good tv. that stuff can be really, really tedious. >> let's flip it, though. laura, mr. mueller didn't say anything you didn't know today, and yet because he said it and people heard it and watched it, it resonated. >> the power of television. when you have the ideas of privacy and recency, the first thing you heard, the last thing you heard. you were actually able to look at it like a jury says, oh, do i believe this person. was it poignant enough? was there gravitas...

Those hearings will get tiresome in a hurry. if it looks like a courtroom, laura can certainly expound on this, that's just not good tv. that stuff can be really, really tedious. >> let's flip it, though. laura, mr. mueller didn't say anything you didn't know today, and yet because he said it and people heard it and watched it, it resonated. >> the power of television. when you have the ideas of privacy and recency, the first thing you heard, the last thing you heard. you were actually able to look at it like a jury says, oh, do i believe this person. was it poignant enough? was there gravitas...

Buy, sell, trade shoes and just the love of shoes. >> i think when people look at you, they always look at your shoes. so that's the one way to tell. >> these go for $600. >> it is mini real estate. you get them for retail, flip it for $3,000. >> turns out, sneakers have always been about one thing. status. >> fashion has changed much more in sports since the early 1900s. >> the first customers of sneakers were the upper classes and the emerging industrialist classes. they wanted to have footware that expressed they had something that nobody else did, which was the opportunity to play. everybo...