Katie Couric

I would hope so.

Thank you so much for joining us.

that seems to be so missing right now.

But whether or not she has the appetite for a grueling and often brutal campaign, and if she has the managerial experience that might be required to be president, I don't really know because I've never been president and I don't quite understand everything that's required.

I think that remains to be seen.

I think she can obviously be a huge kingmaker and is highly influential.

And so if she chooses not to run, I think she'll probably be very engaged in whoever is the Democratic nominee in 2020.

So I just don't know.

What do you all think?

I'm curious.

I guess.

But are they, you know, they're not really having conversations about policies.

They're having conversations because what's happening is so unsettling and unconventional.

I thought Michael Che was funny on SNL.

When he said, can't we just go back to a time when a friend would say, hey, did you hear what the president said?

And he'd say, no, I have no idea what the president said.

So people are very engaged.

I think they're worried, obviously, about some policy changes, but they're also worried about just the temperament.

And some of the things that are coming out of the president's mouth that, you know, you you you don't want you don't want people to be engaged for that reason.

I have to believe that that is a very positive outcome, that people are going to say,