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Yesterday because the way he answered the question was interesting. he didn't agree with justin amash but found a different way to phrase it. >> justin amash has reached a different conclusion than i have. i respect him. i think it's a courageous statement but i believe that to make a case for obstruction of justice, you just don't have the elements that are evidence to this document and i also believe that an impeachment call is not only something that relates to the law but also considers practicality and politics. >> jeffrey, you didn't see a lot of love there? >> i always enjoy seeing mitt...

Question. we don't know what he's saying behind closed doors. i will say, even what he's saying in public is not going to sit well with president trump, because trump wants complete toadyism from his surrogates and officials. so he's not going to appreciate the fact that bolton pointedly refused to endorse his position on north korea. but you bring up the right question, what is he saying behind closed doors? does he actually confront trump and say, hey, mr. president, the sblem intelligence community is right, kim jong-un is not going to give up his nuclear weapons. or does he tap dance aroun...

Question and we don't know the answer to that. >> bolton also suggested on fox that american national interests were weightier and more important than individual cases like otto warmbier. obviously, leaders have to make difficult decisions that there may be a greater good and it may be terrible for individuals or family or, you know, however one wants to phrase it. it seemsthough, what the president is doing though, is not really that, it's just toadying up to kim jong-un. he genuinely seems to like him or he genuinely believes he's a real leader. and that to me is, i guess, the most stunning ...

Know for sure is looking toward the united states in their target sets. mr. president, you have a chance to change course, you have a lot of bipartisan support to do so, take advantage of it. >> hallie? >> reporter: well, listen, we know we already -- are hearing from senator graham not just on those issues, but on that but on the resignation, the ousting of secretary jim mattis given that senator graham said now it is with great sadness he's been informed of this resignation, this retirement. however you want to phrase it. let me tick through those new reporting pieces of information that we ...

>> is that phrasing in your everyday lingo, your everyday vocabulary? >> i put out a statement yesterday. >> cindy hyde-smith, republican of mississippi. tomorrow she will face off in the final u.s. senate debate before the last senate election in this country this year against democrat mike espy. should be fascinating to watch. that election in mississippi, that runoff, is a week from tomorrow. so tuesday after thanksgiving. and now we know, actually, that the week after that, there's going to be yet another big important statewide race with national implications in georgia. in georgia, of co...