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For a chance to take on president trump next year, he's slamming public polling this morning while insisting without evidence that his own internal polling shows him doing great. >> even your own polls show you're behind, don't they? >> no. my polls show i'm winning everywhere. >> you're behind in 15 out of 17. >> nobody showed you those polls because those polls don't exist, george. i had a meeting with somebody who is a pollster and i'm winning everywhere. >> joining me republican pollster kristin soltis anderson. car rin senior adviser at moveon.com and christine yeah reynolds from emily's ...

Necessarily predictive. >> polling is not terribly predictive. even if you're behind significant margins, it's not reason to panic. there's a long way to go. trump's internal pollster is a total professional. i have no doubt the data he's giving the president is good data. the way president trump, his whole brand is build on winning, i know how to win. he's always fought back against being done in the polls. it's not just republicans who look skeptically at polls after the 2016 election. poms get it right a lot of the time. in that big election, they got it off by enough of a margin that peopl...

His mind when he did it. that's going to be very problematic for this white house mong forward. there's been some chatter about what it means that he targeted rosenstein in the tweet saying that the person who told him to fire comey is now saying he should be investigated for that. and the white house has been ducking on a lot of these questions, pushing them to outside counsel even as the president continues to make comments that raise a lot of questions. >> car rin, i want to ask you about the president's tweet. this comes the day he acknowledged in the same tweet that he is under investigat...

The comment coming after president trump appeared to lash out at deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. joining me now, francesca chamber from "the daily mail" and car rin from "the washington post." if i may begin with you, car rin, what is the conventional wisdom on whether rosenstein will have to recuse himself? >> there isn't conventional wisdom. if he does recuse himself, it will probably be because his memo he wrote considering comey's handling of the clinton e-mail probe was used by the president as the initial excuse for why he was firing the fbi director. then the president said duri...