sessions would have his job through the midterms and he said it was, but the obvious follow-up question what happens at like 12:01 right the day after the midterm, i mean, that's not what we meant, but he wouldn't answer it. he would not answer that question and instead, he said she just wanted sessions to do his job. that, you know, there had to be investigations of both sides. this sort of notion of, you know, parity, many of the familiar threads talking about his concerns about the fbi, james comey, all this other stuff. but he did not to his credit threaten any specific action against the attorney general after the midterms but he also didn't give a whole lot of reason to believe he was going to change his mind about the direction he's been going and of course republicans in congress in recent days have been essentially giving him permission to do whatever he wants after the midterms but suggesting it would be really bad to act before then and