fact that we're talking about rape of children. but the outcome politically is what i'm talking about. >> to that point let's show a little bit of it in the sense that alex acosta again today standing by the president's side defending, defending, you've seen some trump cabinet turnover there. there's an acting labor secretary. you see all these other cabinet turnover. but the idea this played out in a traditional way. many of those people on screen found out they were fired on twitter or from a hasty call by the white house chief of staff. in this case you see alex acosta standing next to the president still defending himself, still saying he thinks he made the right call 12 years ago. and then saying this is why i've got to go. >> i have seen coverage of this case that is over 12 years old that has input and vetting at multiple levels at the department of justice. as i look forward, i do not think it is right and fair for