but then he s got to find someone, you know, the these are all career people who care about their reputations and don t want to be known for defending donald trump in a duley instituted investigation, they re not going to do this. so he s got to clear out the whole leadership of the justice department if he wants to get rid of mueller, the way nixon did in the saturday night massacre. i said in the open he s in that territory. we all know that s what he wants to do. the issue is what s holding him back? because he does what he wants to do. the only thing that s holding him back midterms. i think it s more congressional republicans, just by a thread they are telling him you can t do that. that is a red line. and as soon as they start to go shaky, he will do it. okay.
conversation with regards to the various theaters in the world where there are interests of the united states of real significance. reporter: in 2012 mr. trump s bombast is alarming our allies. reporter: some trump loyalists are lambasting a potential romney pick. political infighting is part of the game, but when you go after a person who is the nominee of your party, who has been duley nominated by the voters, and then you are savaging the voters, not just donald trump. i can think of 20 other people who would be more valerie compatible with the trump vision of foreign policy. reporter: trump announcing that he s considering dr. ben carson for hud secretary, and carson saying, an announcement is forthcoming about his role
army medical research institute of infectious diseases in maryland. he had a personal problem with vodka and pills as well as a much bigger problem. he was under suspicious for almost single handedly launching the age of bioterrorism by mailing letters laced with deadly anthrax in 2001 to two u.s. senators and several news organizations. five people died. seven years later it was all coming to a head. authorities closing in when ivans walked into jean dooley s office almost out of control. i d never seen him that way before. he was extremely angry and nasty in his demeanor. the receptionist actually came back to me and said there s something wrong. reporter: it was july 2008 when ivan showed up at a group counseling session for addicts that duley counseled. he was still not admitting anything. he started in on his tirade,
on how to do it. reporter: with such specific threats, duley, who had been seeing ivans for six months says she called the police and took him to the hospital. he was transferred to a baltimore psychiatric hospital. days after being released ivans killed himself. when you heard about it, what did you think? i was really angry. reporter: why? because i told him not to let him go. i knew he was going to kill himself. he killed himself with tylenol. i said, he planned that. he knew that. he knew exactly how much to take. when to take it. reporter: duley sat down with us this weekdays of the fbi officially closed the anthrax cases. the conclusion, that ivans was the anthrax killer. duley can speak more freely about her client s mental state. she maintains it wasn t his addiction to vodka or pills but root problem goes back to his