and mike is correct. he is free to fire whomever he wants. i mean he put these people in place. he chose them, and he's free to fire them. i do think there is some sort of lack of decency, which i find problematic, which is, you know, if you've ever had anybody who's worked for you, which i think we all have, this just isn't how you treat people who worked for you. i think you should have the conversation if you're going to fire a cabinet secretary. but if for some reason you can't, i think that you do it in a way that is less publicly humiliating. so if people don't care about that, i think that that's kind of a sad commentary on our country, but i do think that there is just this real lack of decency, and it does obviously go very much against his sort of macho bravado that he loved to fire people and was always firing people when, in fact, he doesn't actually fire anybody. >> kirsten powers, mike shields, appreciate it. when we continue, a close friend of the president weighs in on the president's tweeting,
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