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Recently reported in 300 of the 20 million young people vaccinated. >> how do i know that that small percentage won't be me? >> reporter: she says she doesn't trust the vaccine and instead trusts her own immune system. >> i would just rather go take vitamin c or make sure that i'm eating healthier just to make sure that on my end it will be better for my body to fight off rather than just taking the vaccination. >> reporter: she tells cnn she believes covid-19 is real and wears a mask at work and when she's around friends and family. but hers is the kind of mindset that worries some experts li...

Absolutely nothing about what ukraine officials said in 2016 or even did in 2016, that came close to systematic efforts of russia in the 2016 election. she was a powerful witness because she was, in a lot of ways, unimpeachable. she did not have memory lapses. she had the evidence that she needed to support her claims. and that was in stark contrast to someone like gordon sondland, who while he was important, he just couldn't remember a lot of things and it became a problem for both sides, i think. the very first words out of her mouth was, i'm an american by choice. and to me, she seemed to...

Hypothetical. if someone walks through those two doors wearing rain boots, a raincoat, and holding an umbrella with raindrops falling off of them, do you have to see outside that it is raining to presume or conclude that it might be raining as i? >> i understand or hypothetical. >> what this says to me is that ambassador sondland didn't see anything. he didn't see an umbrella, rain boots, anything. it wasn't there. i agree with representative scalise. what i take away at the end of the day is who knows what this guy thinks. but you certainly can't base and impeachment on anything he said becau...

Guess, because he didn't know burisma equalled biden. >> and just to be very clear here that the way initially the way the transcript has been written, it doesn't even mention burisma. >> right, the company. >> that it refers to it as "the company," there that zelensky brought it up. that's an important point. neal, let me bring you back in for a second. we talk about these memory lapses, these inconsistencies as it relates to gordon sondland's testimony. here's one example. he was asked during his closed-door deposition. did you have a conversation with mr. mulvaney about a white house visit ...

Tossed out there that he may be vulnerable to perjury charges, that his, you know, memory lapses in his statements that are so add ot odds could make h vulnerable to false statement charges. i don't see anything at this point that could help the president and, as we've seen, the republicans have continued to focus on the process question even after democrats launched this vote or are going to vote today. they're saying that this whole thing is still a sham process because it doesn't give the president, quote unquote, due process. i think we'll see those arguments actually continue. >> all righ...