we've had giuliani thrown out we like him, do we trust him. there, we've had roger stone, that's the way they measure most we've had manafort thrown out there. sorry, michael cohen. candidates for office. and the fact is about 60% of the he's not in there. american people don't like this guy very much and the question who will be pardoned, of trust, you know, 70, 80% say prosecuted, or imprisoned, joyce? >> i have a little bit of an outlier pick here, joy. they doentn't trust him because my pick is a pardon for doesn't tell the truth. i think it's disconnected to congressman duncan hunter, what's happening in the economy. he's out here by himself, a lot california congressman, of bad behavior and the plern conservative from san diego, one of president trump's first people know it and i think they're kind of worried about supporters in congress. whether they want to give you may remember that hunter was someone like this a second term indicted for abusing campaign notwithstanding what's happening funds. with the economy which started this was the guy who went out to golf courses and bought himself under president obama, the month before he took office, 670,000 clothing in the pro shop claiming that it was money being people lost their jobs in this used as a donation for wounded country and so he began this warriors projects. economic resurgence and it's he'll be convicted -- or he's continued. there's no question about that. but i think the issue is going pleaded guilty. he'll be sentenced in early to be the president's behavior. february. i think that there may be a high >> a lot of it is psychological political cost to the president too. there are a lot of people who for issuing a pardon to the day before he was manafort, to flynn, as barb inaugurated thought we were in a recession. says, to stone, too early in the the day after it was like it's a