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U.s.a. charlie kirk joins us now with more. charlie, welcome. now. >> good morning. jedediah: it's important to note that we sent you yesterday before the second accusation came out against fairfax. what was your -- what did you find when you spoke to these people on the street? >> well, look, a lot of the voters of virginia are still in kind of a state of shell shock. they are stunned with all of these accusations that have been lining up one after the otherrenned there was one common theme. many of the voters were agreeing that rush to judgment for something that happened 30 years ago. i act...

That money could be better spent giving the people of flint, michigan, clean drinking water, for example. they'll have a hard time pushing that narrative with the american people and to your point again there was already funding in the bill in december it's challenging to negotiate with an unreliable negotiator who moves the goal post consistently i don't know it's only option, a national emergency, landing in the courts which is going to -- delay any progress for beaks maybe even months. >> jonathan, quickly, what's the sense in the white house how bad the shutdown was reported in the "times"...

>> i have accepted responsibility for what i did wrong in my personal life. meanwhile, i will continue to do the work of the american people. >> usually, you know, political journalists hold things up to the light of previous experience and try to give people some perspective with which to view them. we had no perspective for this. none of us had ever seen it. >> president clinton's fate was now in the hands of 100 united states senators. >> the house has the power to impeach. and then if impeachment occurs, the senate has to hold a trial and decide whether or not to convict. >> it would take ...

Rose garden. >> i have accepted responsibility for what i did wrong in my personal life. meanwhile, i will continue to do the work of the american people. >> usually, you know, political journalists hold things up to the light of previous experience and try to give people some perspective with which to view them. we had no perspective for this. none of us had ever seen it. >> president clinton's fate was now in the hands of 100 united states senators. >> the house has the power to impeach. and then if impeachment occurs, the senate has to hold a trial and decide whether or not to convict. >> i...

Diagnosed. i think it was called like shell shock at the time. but he would say things, more recently, in the last 10 or 20 years, about survivor's guilt, about revisiting the day where he lost his two crew members, white and dell. he was very open about how scared he was and how he cried. >> well, we all talk about the fact that he kept -- as an older man, he went and jumped out of airplanes again. >> yeah. >> but we don't talk about why. we don't talk about the fact that in 1997, when he went to a meeting of the international parachutes association, talking about parachuting made him think o...