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And on the obstruction side, that's why you have the poll numbers that you do. you don't have 50% of the country saying impeach. because it seems muddy. if it's not going to it be a clear and convincing situation, why not just hash it out in an election? >> well, chris, remember when articles of impeachment were filed against president nixon, only 19% of the american people were in favor. >> fair point. fair point. >> we have a job to do. look, i didn't come to congress, i've been a police chief 27 years, law enforcement, i didn't come to congress to not take care of my responsibility. we have...

Filed against president nixon, only 19% of the american people were in favor. >> fair point. fair point. >> we have a job to do. look, i didn't come to congress, i've been a police chief 27 years, law enforcement, i didn't come to congress to not take care of my responsibility. we have a direct responsibility to show the american people that nobody -- nobody is above the law up to and including the president of the united states. this is not a popularity game. this is not a popularity game. this is about us doing our job, which we need to do. >> i totally get that. one fair point of pushback. ...

Carter and george w. bush. harris: continues his popularity game. i don't think that the american public, they have already chosen. they don't need to continue to choose between two people. it is not about mr. obama anymore. but i would say this about the whole process. if the democrats are really genuine wanting to grow new talent, why did they shut down representative tim ryan when he went against -- how many terms has nancy pelosi had? meghan: a million. harris: she has been a representative for most of our lives. kennedy: 471 years. she is the opposite of new blood. harris: my point if he ...

Friends. not strangers, not kids from a rival clique. their biggest source of pain is from those closest to them. 360's other expert sociologist dr. robert faris calls all of this social combat. >> to play the popularity game effectively, i think some kids believe that they need to engage in some hardball, and i think they do things deliberately to make their rivals in particular, who are often their friends, feel pretty bad. >> those bad feelings, that humiliation which comes from bullying and social combat, is only intensified on social media where everyone is watching all the time. in fact,...

Middle schoolers is their friends. not strangers. not kids from a rival click. their biggest source of pain is from those closest to them. 360's other expert dr. robert faris calls all of this social combat. >> to play the popularity game effectively, some kids believe they need to engage in some hard ball. and i think they do things deliberately to make their rivals in particular who are often their friends feel pretty bad. >> those bad feelings that humiliation which comes from bullying and social combat is only intensified on social media where everyone is watching all the time. in fact, ou...