scott pruitt or betsy devos, he could put is someone like that in for a short time. i worry about that with certain matters that robert mueller brings to bear to the firing of robert mueller. it s impossible to imagine someone being put in there to act that way with this understanding of the president without knowing what to do in the first hour. that s what you fear. i m trying to get past barbara s suggestion of betsy devos as acting attorney general. i might have to lie down. nick christophe, thank you for joining us. coming up, david hogg is one of the lucky students who survived a mass murderers attack so he can be attacked by fox news.
russians has the trump organization done business with other the years. who were the people involved in the failed latvia transaction, other transactions for projects involving russians, including the trump tower in moscow. that sort of thing. as we know mueller has attorneys on his staff that are experts in tracing these kind of money flows and connections. and nick, you have the attorney general, jeff sessions, basically the focus of an investigation of exactly who said what, to whom, between jeff sessions and russians, including the russian ambassador, and this is something that jeff sessions has dealt with and dealt with in kind of additional appearances of the judiciary committee after his confirmation hearing. in terms of news cycles, there have been moments it felt like okay jeff sessions has put this behind him, but it s never been resolved.
involved in collusion in any way. but i think any responsibles prosecutor would have to take that step. we ve all heard reports about it, finally someone is looking at it very carefully and will resolve one way or another whether the contacts happened and whether they were appropriate. gene it s another moment that underlines how important it was for jeff sessions to recuse himself, something that the president doesn t seem to understand. it was, especially since he never resolved the question. and still, you know, and i know, that still donald trump is burning over that. he s still angry at jeff sessions on some level for not being, in his view, loyal, which would have meant not recusing himself. but obviously he had to do it, and he did what he had had to do. nick, let s do the thought experiment for a moment. the special prosecutor investigating an unrecused
organization done business with other the years. who were the people involved in the failed latvia transaction, other transactions for projects involving russians, including the trump tower in moscow. that sort of thing. as we know mueller has attorneys on his staff that are experts in tracing these kind of money flows and connections. and nick, you have the attorney general, jeff sessions, basically the focus of an investigation of exactly who said what, to whom, between jeff sessions and russians, including the russian ambassador, and this is something that jeff sessions has dealt with and dealt with in kind of additional appearances of the judiciary committee after his confirmation hearing. in terms of news cycles, there have been moments it felt like okay jeff sessions has put this behind him, but it s never been resolved. exactly. it keeps coming back.
means that there s truth to them. it means that jeff sessions was involved in collusion in any way. but i think any responsibles prosecutor would have to take that step. we ve all heard reports about it, finally someone is looking at it very carefully and will resolve one way or another whether the contacts happened and whether they were appropriate. gene it s another moment that underlines how important it was for jeff sessions to recuse himself, something that the president doesn t seem to understand. it was, especially since he never resolved the question. and still, you know, and i know, that still donald trump is burning over that. he s still angry at jeff sessions on some level for not being, in his view, loyal, which would have meant not recusing himself. but obviously he had to do it, and he did what he had had to do. nick, let s do the thought experiment for a moment. the special prosecutor investigating an unrecused attorney general, who he is