himself, though by saying what he would do in terms of an outcome in f theou outcome if there were an investigation? >> he sure did. i thought about this a little bit more deeply than the original talking points. because we were going through legal analysis of the facts. realize, given his preconception, given his partisanship, given the sort of ill tempered remarks, rudy giuliani could never be confirmed by the united states senate, even with 52 senators. the fact is that even in the senate right now, on top of the fact he would never get any of the 47 senators in order to have a nomination by donald trump confirmed, it could never happen. because many of these, not many, but some of them are former federal prosecutors. there is no way that rudy giuliani could ever meet the ethical obligations. this isn't a popular election. you need the con if i were mation, advice and consent of the senate.