appointment. let's see where this goes if anywhere. the president you would agree has the right to appoint an attorney general. and then the process takes whatever form it takes. >> yes. >> bill: based on what you know about whitaker why would the president choose him for this job? >> i think he likes him and holy spirit confidence ---has confidence in him. a private citizen. he served ablely in the role under general sessions. so there is no question that the president would like what then private commentator, private citizen whitaker had to say including about the mueller investigation. once you take the oath to become that officer, the attorney general of the united states, the world changes and you now have a new fidelity. you are to set your personal opinions aside for one thing and to listen to law officers. you assess, not blindly follow