president felt about jeff sessions and he put it out there for us and we learned about what happened behind closed doors, there was some concern about not firing the attorney general because could that then lead to objection charges? like could it lead us down that road? that doesn't seem to be a concern anymore. >> what i found remarkable about reporting by politico is that people around the white house figure if special counsel mueller is building an obstruction of justice case, oh, well, he's already done it, it's been in the open. he fired comey and said it was about russia and other examples where he's seen as interfering so if he fired sessions, oh, well, big whoop. which i think is quite an assessment. but what's striking is that he's beginning to sway senators who said months ago they would never support the confirmation of another attorney general. that they didn't have time and it wasn't the place. we know there are still stall