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republican votes for impeachment. but, you know, once the evidence gets pulled together, we'll see. i mean, there is so much evidence here. and, you know, all these bold republican predictions about we're going to call the bidens. be careful what you ask for. be careful about calling witnesses. because one thing we learned is that it's a lot easier to answer questions when you know all the facts and the questioners don't. and the idea that, you know, they're going to call the bidens. good luck to them calling the bidens. good luck trying to create an alternative narrative that's different from this one that somehow shows the president in a good light. there is no such narrative. >> we've talked a lot. alisyn talked to jen psaki about the risk for democrats going forward in the pros. what should republicans be worried about not just with the process but the portrayal of them saying to the facts either we don't believe them or we don't care. >> that is a risk. and that came up several times
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after the debates. even after they're asked these questions publicly. what do you make of that, michael? >> well, the amazing thing is that the journalists and the debate questioners don't really delve into the backgrounds of these men. donald trump is a fellow who has actually posed as fake persons in the past to give informing to the press. he was once calling himself john baron. he next called himself john miller. all of this is rather ridiculous. but the minute the press asks a question about the past, the candidates turn it into a debate about how unfair the news media might be. >> well, let me put that to you, allister, it obviously is entertaining. all the networks, which have broadcast and hosted the republican debates so far have seen massive ratings bonanza. i mean massive, off the scales, really. how is that viewed from here, certainly in terms of, let's say, a british election debate? particularly at a time when there is this massive refugee