quit. and i hope sessions doesn t quit. and if the president wants to fire him, fire him. we don t have to sit around and say we like what s going on, that we like somebody that obviously is being brutalized when he shouldn t be and he doesn t deserve it. and i think it would be incredibly disruptive and make it more difficult for the president to accomplish his agenda. margaret hoover is back with me. kurt is back, former breitbart spokes man and thank you so much for being with me. kurt, let me start with you because we wanted to talk to you. noigs those republican senators coming to the a.g. s defense, you have conservative media doing the same. rush limbaugh, drudge, breitbart. how do you see this with regard to the conservative media, which we know the president pays very close attention to, is this a war with the president yet? well, we re not quite at a critical mass yet, but it does
or clinton, you know, if you were if a president was unhappy with their attorney general and they have been that was back channelled. right? those same sort of comments that possibly trump is saying about sessions were told to the sitting attorney general and they got the message. trump is a different animal. he puts it all out there. a lot of his supporters like that. some of his supporters wish that he would pull it back a little bit. but it doesn t dislodge them. that s the key thing. it does not dislodge them from being supportive of him. meaning trump. mark, something that anthony scaramucci said less than 24 hours ago that i don t think is getting enough attention, he said the president wants his cabinet secretaries to have his back. it s no surprise that this president wants loyalty. it s a question of what does have his back mean. does that mean against anything?
have left or are going to leave the white house, some of them smart people, the communications director, katie walsh, sean spicer, we expect him to leave next month as well, perhaps you don t like sean spicer or you don t like how he acted over the past six months, it doesn t take away from the fact that he understands politics, he understands walk washington. in the end, loyalty begets loyalty. i believe the president is alienating himself. at some point, perhaps not now, but let s go down the road, he will find himself on an island of one. that s a very lonely place to be when you are the president of the united states. we just had richard shelby on who is not a moderate. you have a conservative republican senator right there who was critical of the president. on two big fronts. exactly. he said that jeff sessions deserves better on this. he said jeff sessions is being brutalized. on the new policy we heard from the president of the united states just a few minutes ago,
from intelligence agencies, which are leaking like rarely have they ever linked before. i told you before, i m very disappointed with the attorney general, but we will see what happens. time will tell. time will tell. harris: the president doubled down with his tweets this morning. why didn t ag sessions replace acting fbi director anja mccabe, a comey friend who is in charge of the clinton investigation, but got big dollars, $700,000 for his wife s political run from hillary clinton and her representatives. during the swamp! some of the attorney general s former colleagues spoke out. lindsay graham here. i would not hire somebody that i do not believe could serve me well, rather than trying to humiliate them in public which is a sign of weakness. he s trying to get sessions to quit and i hope sessions doesn t
sure that people being prescribed over opioids need to be for a legitimate reason. he holds the multifaceted approach will be beneficial to everyone. shannon: thank you. bill: colleagues speaking out for jeff sessions and president trump s comments. the president is trying to get sessions to quit and i hope sessions doesn t quit. if the president wants to fire him, fire him. bill: shall be his live