to stay. the president clearly seems to be trying to force him out without firing him. if the attorney general quit i think it would plunge the white house into crisis because again there would be no attorney general, getting someone nominated and confirmed would be very difficult under thesirk stacks and rod rosenstein would be in charge of the justice department. he is not sessions in any number of ways. so this is a face-off. donald trump creates unprecedented situations. this is a face-off unlike we've ever seen, but all indications are that sessions isn't going to go. the white house, people around the president would like to defuse this situation but we've seen this side of donald trump. he's made a decision that he wants to torture the attorney general and he's going to apparently continue it at least a little while longer but i'll say again no clear outcome because he's in a box. he's cornered by mueller, and everything he's trying to do to get out of that box doesn't have a great chance to succeed in the short term. >>ier me bash, first of all, what questions come to your mind specifically about this targeting of the attorney general by the president, and