with us is david gregg and james gagliano. >> he can call rosenstein and say fire him. if he says no, he can fire him. and you have the saturday night massacre. >> david, let's put this to you. as we're looking at all of this, there is a back and forth on whether it should have been done, is it done, is it being politicized. it is being politicized across the board. i think we're clear on that. will we see or hear more from republicans? >> let's define the terms of what this is, an inherently political process. even though this is a legal investigation, this has been politicized. it is politicized because the president is weighing in, members of his own party and the opposition, democrats are weighing in. and, you know, the way that jim comey around the fbi related to the e-mail investigation got very close to the political process. so that's just this cortex in which we are operating.