anthony weiner's office. right now it goes straight to voice mail. so, at a time when most congressional offices -- in fact, all of them are open for business -- >> right. >> anthony weiner's office is locked, the door's locked, lights are off, they're not answering the phone. now, the timing is interesting because leader pelosi, speaking this morning, expected to be peppered with questions about this scandal. if there were word of a resignation -- and this is justice speculating right now -- this would make sense to do it because why put the leader of the party out there and make her answer these somewhat embarrassing questions. the point you made about democratic, the leadership wanting to get rid of anthony weiner, this is very distracting to them, it absolutely is. the point you mentioned, the more that comes out, the more it pressures him to resign. as i heard from one rk, it's pushing him more and more towards the cliff. that said, they can strip him of committee assignments, possibly kick him out of the caucus, but the one word we keep coming back to, chuck, this is a distraction. this has not allowed them to talk about the economy, talk about medicare and paul ryan's voucher plan. >> right.