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Overshadowed with what happens later tonight. senate democrats vigorously opposing any supreme court justice every bit as moderate as merrick garland, to do anything else to rereward the gop vacant veet for an entire year. we'll see that happen again unless we insist on a moderate like merrick garland. >> you're not getting that. >> we may not and if we don't i think we should filibuster and oppose -- >> all the way. hold that vacant as long as you possibly can? >> we ought to insist on a consensus choice because anything less will reward the senate republicans for what i think is the most sev...

Is a key job as chief of staff. the other person is a reince priebus. he's also been very integral in trump's world. running the ground population that got donald trump elected. he's been also very personally involved. i'm told their bond isn't necessarily as close but certainly much closer than people think. and i'm also told by people around washington erin that he would be a consensus choice. knows washington and the republicans on the hill. helping get many of them elected. so that is a choice. and probably the first and most important choings because it is the most personal. >> dana, than...

Probably evaluating how they could get to the votes that they need without having a brawl. >> who are the capable people that you think of if paul ryan is a no and if we talk about this being capable and that they are not going to get knee capped? >> there are so many that i think it would be unfair to speculate. there are over 200 republican members of the house. there are committee chairs, people that have very distinguished careers and great reputations. right now i think people are keeping their powder dry until they get a decision from paul. i do think he would be a consensus choice and s...

A six-seat majority. we had to pull together very quickly. we did. i think we can pull together again. they've got a much larger majority this time. so this is hardly the demise of the party, but the quicker they get this resolved the better. it will have to be a consensus choice. it wouldn't be a freedom caucus choice, it won't be establishment. it will be somebody that is acceptable to all the dirt wiff wings that can move ahead. you have issues with many looing deadlines such as the debt ceiling. i also note that for the freedom caucus, the end result of what they've done here is probably h...

Their credit this is what they ran on. that people are fed up, stop the president, will repeal obama care, stop raising the debt limit. they think and they believe they are doing what they promised to do. the problem is they don't have the votes. they don't have the votes and now their frustration is boiling over again their own establishment. boehner is leaving because he doesn't want to put up with it anymore. mccarthy dropped out because he didn't have the votes and didn't want to do whatever it might take to get there. now the question is who and it's a big job. >> and who knows? >> it cou...