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Still above the law, still can't indict him? >> no, he's not above the law. he can't be indicted for murder. there's only one constitution proper way to deal with an be aberrant. you have the impeachment process which features political accountability. if congress were to proceed with impeachment that american people wouldn't support democrats would pay the price that republicans fade price for impeaching bill clinton. >> norm, you heard david. even in murder he would put it to the political process of impeachment. not indict somebody for murder? >> the murder example explains why this is so w...

That's how it feels in america. from fire and fury the very first start of the year, a best seller straight through bob woodward's fear. the theme of the political coverage was an aberrant, possibly even dangerous presidency. president trump kept attacking reporters and reporters kept reporting. even after one of them, cnn's jim acosta, was blacklisted from the white house grounds. of course, that didn't last long. the courts proved to be an essential check and balance in that case. it was a defeat for trump coms a fox news veteran. yes, sometimes it's now hard to tell where fox ends and the w...

Correct answer. get the lawyer down there, let them process the claims, let them reunite with the children and send them back to where they came from if that is what the judge is going to rule yet you have the president who goes out of his way to cut ted cruz off at the knees and say that's not what we need. we need no judges. >> we should rise there has been a bipartisan outcry here, i want to look at the positive in this. there have been a number of republicans who have come forward there have been faith leaders that come forward and say this is not american. to be fair to all past administr...

Leaders, in support of -- by any definition is reckless, aberrant, malfeasant behavior and there's no public company nl war vessel if wouldn't be relieved of their jobs if they acted like donald trump. >> okay. we'll sneak in a break and be right back. so that's the idea. what do you think? i don't like it. oh. nuh uh. yeah. ahhhhh. mm-mm. oh. yeah. ah. agh. d-d-d... no.

United states who is totally anomalous and aberrant in terms of the history of the office. what we're looking at is what is news. that's the most important thing we do. and right now there is one story. and that is donald trump, the question of his fitness and stability. and stability that's been questioned not by journalists but by those in congress in private, by the military, by intelligence officials. but particularly all of these strands coming together, his competence, his character, the question of his possible criminality, it's all one story. and that is why he is on the attack because...