justice as it were. if he does anything. concedes anything. keefe stone pich line a lot think he will approve anyway. it would set a precedent for other presidents, republican, democart, and by virtue that he must not diet. do, i mean, how firm does he stay here? i think he has learned ape lot from the last experience. you have to understand the last defendant ceiling krils crisis e lowest point of his presidency. more angry according to aide he had ever been at any other time. they could see it in the polls. more importantly he felt it himself. he looked weak. he didn t get anything out of it. all looked bad. republicans looked worse. but he stewed over this. he has learned those painful lessons. so, this isn t just about his ego. i think he is looking at them, republicans, saying i am not going to rescue you from yourselves any more. you have done this. you have got to get yourselves out. and then, and then, listen to
which is whose going to be taking his job? the president will nominate a successor but the president can put someone else. another presidential appointed senate confirmed person in that job as attorney general who would not be recused from the russia investigation and can take it over. i think one way or another it s pretty safe to predict and i m sure matt miller will correct me if i m wrong, one way or another somebody else will be in charge of the russia investigation toward the end of the year and it s not going to be rod rosenstein. what do you think matt? i think it s safe to say there are major changes coming at the department of justice. i think today we saw a crisis e delayed but not averted.