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To get on twitter in order to communicate to get the message out. this is i think the thing that's at risk by what appears to be this vanity exercise on the part of, you know, a wealthy man with a twitter habit. >> as susan was talking, i wrote down this is sort of how i feel, you can't live with it. you can't live without it in some way. that's sort of the relationship i feel i have with it. the toxicity, elon musk didn't invent the toxicity on twitter. it's been there. i think he's given more leeway for that to grow. >> yeah. >> but the thing that i was thinking about how my usage has change...

Extreme for middle america and views that will get donald trump re-elected. >> yeah, mayor michael bloomberg, billionaire, former three-term new york city mayor filing papers today in the state of alabama. why is he doing it there? because their deadline is at 5:00 today, so he's got to get in there to get the ballot and he's got to get enough signatures, and also file a fee. so he'll be on the ballot in alabama which most people are viewing as him leaping into the race, although he hasn't officially said that. it looks like he's headed in that direction. gene robinson, we talked earlier that ...

What, about 90% approval rating within his own party, what's the point of doing this? and what impact might it have? >> i think the impact is very little. i feel like this has been the answer that i've had to all your questions, which is nothing is going to happen. i think it's largely true. mark sanford is not a strong candidate. he's not a strong candidate against this president who as you said enjoys large support in the republican party. this challenge is going nowhere. i think largely it is either just a vanity exercise or it's for people who want to set up a run for 2024. but if you look...

The republican party. this challenge is going nowhere. i think largely it is either just a vanity exercise or it's for people who want to set up a run for 2024. but if you look at the primary states, if you look at how energized the republican voters are, i don't think this is going anywhere. >> all right, jessica levinson, always a pleasure to chat with you. many thanks. >> thank you. >> come halloween day in the u.k., what's scarier, halloween or brexit? the deadline is looming and no e.u. deal is in sight. britain's prime minister has his hands full. we'll take a look at what's next in the ...

In maryland because he's dumb. he's smart, a good politician and a good person. if he wants to do it, he will also look at the political viability of it. and i don't think there is a politically viable path right now to challenge the president. >> what about -- what about former ohio governor john kasich of whom you right not at all glowingly in your book? >> i don't think anybody would write glowingly about john if they told truth. i just told the stories. and you see now, i mean, this book's been out over a week. no one said anything that i've written in here has been untrue. but if -- john ...