supreme court reporter arian devoge. what is your take on this reporting, this last face-to-face meeting, trump complaining to mcgahn that the special counsel was appointed on his watch? look, these two men have been through a lot together, right? it was no secret that mcgahn wanted to leave. we knew that last summer, at one point he was going. out of nowhere at the end of august the president tweeted mcgahn will leave this fall. that took mcgahn by surprise and took other people by surprise. he kept his head low, he went through and did that brett kavanaugh confirmation which wasn t easy. after that was done, he took that meeting and it was 20 minutes, our sources have told us, and the president did tick off the good things that he felt like mcgahn had done, had accomplished, but then he brought up mueller again and laid the blame, as he is prone
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the idea of secretly recording the president and invoking the 25th amendment. advisers to the president are counseling against firing rosenstein. but the article says those close to the president consider the midterm elections to be key. and the message to the president is to wait until november to make any changes at the justice department. my panel is back with me. i want to get to each of you before the hour ends. before i go any further, i do want to make clear that rosenstein called the new york times report inaccurate and factually incorrect. but do you think midterms are the main reason why he still has a job this morning and that he will be out of a job in november? absolutely. i think it would be disastrous for the president to fire him now because i have seen narratives from the democrats that they should be there to be a check on the white house, to be a check against corruption that they believe is coming from republicans who are pretty much
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and the president is frustrated he listened to don mcgahn and he s now in a position of having to stand behind the judge. i think this is one more example of the president s really rocky relationship with mcgahn. and really it s a broken relationship as we just noted. the president tweeted mcgahn is leaving essentially forcing his hand and pushing him out. that s going to be don mcgahn s legacy, of course, not a strong relationship with the president but really reslaping the courts and pushing through conservatives in the judiciary. love seeing you on a sunday morning. now to a political family feud and it involves a republican arizona congressman running for re-election and running into opposition from his own siblings. but that s not the only sibling political rivalry this fall. take a listen. and he doesn t have your interest at heart. reporter: six siblings all speaking out against their brother and he makes another bid
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republican party. so i think on the one hand this is another bad story with voters. so i think there are a number of factors to push in different directions. they re catching up there to a degree, 4 point shine out of the democrats as compared to last month. how does this play into reports that republican leaders, they re worried every time the president tries to down-play threats of a blue wave by getting out there and saying as we saw in his rallies last week, we re going to see a red wave in november. right, i think the president is drumming up enthusiasm and he loves doing these campaign-style rallies, the cheer of the crowd. so of course he s going to get that when you talks about a red wave. but strategists worry that might make voters complacent, and sometimes maybe the scare tactic
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