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The presidents personal attorney, john dowd, who was leading the legal team in response to the russia investigation, has resigned. this move raises all kinds of legal questions, also questions about whats going on inside the presidents mind as it pertains to the russia investigation. joining me now to discuss, cnn legal analyst michael zeldin. the broad significance of john dowd, who has been leading the presidents efforts here going, what does that tell you? >> that nobody is in charge any long...

And explained to me that thats sort of a rallying cry for them. what do you make of -- what does a bannon skornd look like? is he an ally of president trump on the outside if he goes and joins broit bart again or is he an opponent? >> even if he was forced out of the white house, you know given trumps modus operandi and ban ons, theyre going to keep stalking. and to the extent that bannon is the architect of this policy of really stockying up the far right and using the far right as kind of the ...

They need some news to drive the next day. this speech ive heard so many times. its effective in the crowds but if you want to drive the story, youve got to put something at the top that every reporter that sitting there. thats the only part you listen to. i know you reporter types. >> oh! >> you reporter types. >> we did a lot of time together back in the day. >> we did. >> you know what i mean. you are looking for something right at the top. >> we have heard this beat up the media stuff. it cu...

This speech i heard so many times. its the same thing over and over again. its effective in those crowds. to drive the story the next day, you have to put something at the top that every reporter sitting there -- maybe thats the only part you listen to. i know you reporter times. >> oh! >> you reporter times. >> we did a lot of time together back in the day. >> we did. >> you know what i mean. you are looking for something right at the top. >> we heard this beat up the media stuff. >> it cuts th...

This speech i heard so many times. its the same thing over and over again. its effective in those crowds. to drive the story the next day, you have to put something at the top that every reporter sitting there -- maybe thats the only part you listen to. i know you reporter times. >> oh! >> you reporter times. >> we did a lot of time together back in the day. >> we did. >> you know what i mean. you are looking for something right at the top. >> we heard this beat up the media stuff. >> it cuts th...

Do you think he killed him? them? >> any opinions i have about any case i testified in, i have never testified about an opinion about whether i thought someone was guilty or innocent. i will show what the autopsy or forensics shows -- >> tucker: i dont think we are going to get anywhere. mark fuhrman, dr. baden, thank you. lovelock correctional center, where o.j. simpson has been held for the past nine years. the author of a book called "guarding the juice: how o.j. simpson became my prison bff....

>> any opinions i have about any case i testified in, i have never testified about an opinion, about whether i thought someone was guilty or innocent. i will show what the autopsy or forensics shows -- >> tucker: not asking you to testify. i dont think we are going to get anywhere. mark fuhrman, dr. baden, thank you. jeffrey felix, a retired guard at lovelock correctional center, where o.j. simpson has been held for the past nine years. hes the author of a book called "guarding the juice: how o....

Them? >> any opinions i have about any case i testified in, i have never testified about an opinion about whether i thought someone was guilty or innocent. i will show what the autopsy or forensics shows -- >> tucker: i dont think we are going to get anywhere. mark fuhrman, dr. baden, thank you. lovelock correctional center, where o.j. simpson has been held for the past nine years. the author of a book called "guarding the juice: how o.j. simpson became my prison bff." watch this. >> i spent the...

Think of other things. thats the course that i would recommend to everybody. i took a computer course here, not because i was computer illiterate but i took the course because i could never get my kids on the phone but if you text them or say something to them on the computer you can get them. i took that course so i could better communicate with my children. >> have these programs repaired you to return to the community setting? >> o.j.: i believe so. i have a lot of time, 36 birthdays with my ...

My mind is -- trying to think of other things, but thats the course that i would recommend to everybody. i mean, i took -- i took a computer course here not because i -- i was computer illiterate, but i took the computer course because i -- i sometimes i could never get my kids on the phone but if you text them or send something to them on the computer you can get them. so i actually took that course so i could better communicate with my children. >> all right. and had these programs prepared yo...