effectively, it was really a knifing, and they installed from tennessee bill frist who was then a senator. who's trump's alternative? what's his goal? does he have a strategy here? bush had a strategy here. he wanted to get rid of his majority leader, he got it done, and it was a little mean but it was very effective. who's he want to replace mcconnell with? >> well, of course there hasn't been any show of that, and i'm not sure picking a candidate with the senate caucus the way it operates is necessarily a good thing. i remember a frequent of mine who i was regularly at odds with in my state senate caucus when i ran for attorney general, he said, ken, i'll support you, i'll oppose you, whatever helps the most. and you know, with a lot of the people who would be swing votes in a leadership contest in that caucus, it is not necessarily the right play for the president to step out and boldly say, this person should be the next senate leader, but it is clear that