clinton prosecuted. but now we see that he made an even greater effort to make it happen. fortunately, the internal checks and balances within the white house seem to have stopped this idea. >> and what does it say to you, jeffrey, that in the article, the president has reported as having felt that the fbi director, christopher wray, whom he appointed, who he nominated to be the head of the fbi, that he was critical of him for failing to more aggressively investigate mrs. clinton, calling him weak. >> well, this is his view of any government official. whether it's in the fbi or the justice department, who doesn't do his personal bidding. he has absolutely no understanding that the fbi, the justice department, the entire u.s. government, works for the taxpayers, works for defending the constitution. he thinks they are all his personal servants. and when they don't do something he wants done, even if there is no legal basis for it, even if