talking out of both sides of his mouth. and like donald trump, he's a fraudster. he's involved in the trump university of his own making, which is this patent marketing group. >> you know, you had experience -- i mean, one of -- nixon went through a number of attorneys general. and they were political hacks fundamentally. that was sort of the problem, right? that was a key part of what the problem of nixon was what his justice department was willing to do for him. >> he had two attorney generals that were felons. >> crooks. >> they wound up being convicted of felonies. but i must say, during their confirmation, if you took their resume, i mean, it was stellar compared to this guy. >> right. >> it wasn't even close. >> it was not as obviously sort of installing a crony as whitaker? >> no. i mean, john mitchell who was the attorney general, the first one, was clearly a crony, he was a campaign manager. that was outrageous in itself. but, you know, he had a reputation, he was a good bond lawyer, he was a partner in a major firm in new york. he knew what the law is, even though he knew how to violate it. this guy doesn't know what the law is. he doesn't know what he's doing. he just doesn't have the resume to be attorney general. >> i just kind of wonder how long he can stay. >> oh, i think it just keeps building up every day. >> you saw that look on his face, that sort of sheepish look, he goes to new york today, addresses some of the folks in sdny, gets a tour of a customs facility if i'm not mistaken, gets one reporter talking to him and he sheepishly looks away. at a certain point he's going to have to talk. >> he did. he made up a story about this