sure. >> that's the reason, flick, we have the one president at a time. >> absolutely. >> rule. unwritten rule that we, you know. >> it seems to me it's not really a legal issue here. the last prosecution was in 1803, but there certainly is an issue of proprietary. it is completely inappropriate to be negotiating policies in competition with the sitting president. >> that's true. absolutely. >> so nick, this, let's talk about the fbi director james comey. i think he's feeling the heat right now. in addition to the inspector general's investigation into his handling of hillary clinton's e-mail, we're learning that the former dnc chair, debbie wasserman-schultz confronted him in a contention meeting about the dnc leaks that essentially forced her to resign pressing him why the fbi never reached out to her or her team directly. comey stood by their response. do you think he's going to be able to keep his post? it seems he may not have very many friends left there. i should say on either side of