Trump started all this with this outrageous call, this terrible call. And think about this for a second. We know for sure that he was pressuring the leader of another nation, in fact one that was weak and beleaguered to start an investigation.
Kasich discusses the implications of Trump's call to a foreign leader and supports the impeachment inquiry.
Share & report
More from John Kasich
But, you know, throughout my lifetime, I've learned that sometimes when you're a leader, you have to walk a lonely road.
If people want to get in and they want to express themselves, good for them. I mean, that's -- it's, you know, people -- this is America.
It is only if you are able-bodied, if you are childless, and you live in an area where you are getting food stamps, and there are jobs available, then it applies.
You can't do that in - when it comes to international politics. There's too - there's too many sensitivities, and there's too much that matters, and too much at stake, to just go off the cuff.
Other voices in this conversation
