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Control here. he has to stop the secretary of state, the national security adviser from actually being involved enabling their assets. would set the stage for war. as long as president keeps control, and exercises reiterant, i think we'll be okay here. we have to continue to try to practice diplomacy. i think that we whitecaps we talk about our nation, we have got to be very careful that, we don't get into a kind of reflexive partisanship, which defeats the purpose of our national interest. >> fernando, this is a quote fray bloomberg peter hooley piece today. by bobby g. trump doesn't need to ...

He did it not because he was a rising young politician in virginia, but because he had been in this transatlantic conversation including the scientific revolution and the european enlightenment, and the reformations, and the translation of sacred scripture into the vernacular of guttenburg, this entire shift in the world being one in which reason could lead us past reflective obedience to authority, whether it was a pope or a king. that's the insight to which the republic was founded, and if with don't think when people say something and don't think that maybe they're right, 99 times out of 10...

And it's as simple as not deciding and insisting cleverly in judge kavanagh's case, but still i think inexplicably or all too explicably, go talk to a third witness, a person in the room. and i think that what we saw was the triumph, again, of a kind of reflexive partisanship. the other thing i would say is one of the things that happened in those 27 years is the clinton story, the clinton saga, the clinton impeachment. and there will be a lot of monographs written in the coming years about what did one of ken starr's deputies really learn from the clinton impeachment. and i think what we saw ...

Was that reason has to have a chance against passion in the arena. and you have to, as jefferson put it, follow truth wherever it may lead. what we saw today in many ways was the triumph of mindless tribalism over a search for the truth. and it's as simple as not deciding and insisting cleverly in judge kavanagh's case, but still i think inexplicably or all too explicably, go talk to a third witness, a person in the room. and i think that what we saw was the triumph, again, of a kind of reflexive partisanship. the other thing i would say is one of the things that happened in those 27 years is ...

>> so in the end, everyone acted in the interest of the middle class and people who are striving to get into the middle class through hard work, and that's how it should be. that's what americans expect, and that's what americans deserve. now my message to congress is don't stop here. keep going. [ applause ] keep taking the anxious that people are calling for to keep this economy growing. this may be an election year but the american people have no patience for gridlock and just the reflexive partisanship and paying attention to poll numbers and the next election instead of the next generatio...