here and i could sum it up. in some ways trump will continue to call his own shots in a lot of ways no matter who is his adviser. there is no adviser around who would have said, even stephen miller, that it was a good idea on easter, and the second day of passover, to say you have to take another shot at daca today, really? to all the people out there who are listening to us, this really isn't about if you agree with trump or not, but the appropriateness of trying to set policy or fire people or shake things up with already anxious daca people with a tweet, i don't know how anyone could convince him this is a good idea. so i don't think it matters in a sense who is in some of these sensitive positions at this point. >> which could be why some of the outside observers to the trump white house are encouraging that he doesn't even need a chief of staff or a communications director because he's truly his own chief of