The issue increasingly for the public is, is he fit for the office. Is he morally fit to lead the country and to lead the world?

It's not normal for a president to be saying stuff like this.

I think what Cohen did was very helpful to the Democrats because he put a lot more fuel in their tank to do further investigations.

I have been surprised, frankly, that the White House hasn't provided counterprogramming. I mean, the whole point of this trip was to get big headlines for the president, so I think there was some foundation for the Congress moving ahead on…

Senator Burr has said, we've had a lot of hearings and we haven't seen any evidence of collusion.

I think that's quite a good point, Anderson.

We should wait and you can leave it -- you know, by implication, he's agreeing with Burr that he has seen anything so far, but he's not saying that.

I think that would cause great heartburn for the Democrats and would split the Republicans.

Does he intend to use his emergency powers to get the difference? Let's say they put in $2 billion in the agreement and he's still $3.7 short of what he wanted.

Mr. President, his next move is up to you. You will be helpful tonight in El Paso if he did not go after the Democrats hammer in tongue and take the low road.

There is a deep suspicion, especially among Democrats and independents that there is something in that that he's holding back for a good reason, that it would be damaging for him.

These are the fruits of the midterms. And for Trump, they're very bitter fruits.