Hi everyone. I'm Jonathan Cape Heart. Welcome to Cape Up this week. My guest is

Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz. I flew down to Miami to talk with her in

her district office, her first interview since her

blowout Democratic primary win on August 30th, and since her resignation under fire as chair of the Democratic

National Committee.

We talk all about it, including the rumor that President Obama personally called

her to step down.

That's absolutely untrue.

That did not happen.

Did not happen.

Plus the contention that she put her thumb on the scale against Bernie Sanders.

You know, for all the talk about how I supposedly put my thumb on the scale,

there certainly were times throughout the process where I really could

have put my thumb on the scale.

And then there's the other stuff like Brains, her hair, a golden uterus, and brass balls.

Yep, you heard me.

And it's coming up right now. Congresswoman, thank you very much for the opportunity to speak with you.

Thank you.

Let's get right to it.

So how hard was it for you to resign the chairmanship of the DNC?

You didn't want to do it, did you?

You know, what I wanted was to make sure that all the work that we had done to put on what ultimately was the

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