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>> michael, let me get your thoughts on the news that president trump is strongly considering william barr to serve as the next attorney general. you served under barr. are you surprise beside think choice? >> well, yes and no. barr is 68 years old. he has already been there and done that, and i'm not sure why wants to go home again. but he is a good choice, i think. he is an honest broker. i think that he will bring experience and stability to the justice department. remember, when i worked for mueller and barr was the attorney general, we worked closely with barr because moneylaundering and ...

Leave the marketplace. so the trump administration has it within their power to keep them in the marketplace or to preside over the failure that they keep predicting. >> so that means basically surrendering to afreeing with obamacare in a capacity for which its original purpose is for. >> if you think allowing low and middle income people to get good health insurance and good health care is, you know, surrendering to something, then i guess that is a surrender. >> i think a we've seen from the gop, they couldn't even get this in a consensus vote to the floor yesterday. what their opinion is of...

Tomorrow morning, a consensus vote, and the foreign minister will say, do we have consensus, and if nobody speaks, then he will bang the gavel and an agreement will be reached. >> and what is the status of the prothe tests? >> there was one by the arc and the eiffel tower behind me, and the police were in both areas with the armor and the helmets and prepared for the anarchist element, but it did not mater l materialize as it does two weeks ago, but it was relatively peaceful, and ainngry, because e activist community feels that it does not go far enough to what scientists says is catastrophic...

They don't have more control over this guy for having let him win. >> but you can kweez people out of races if you have some type of power. the party is going to do this. what incentive -- why should he listen to people who never wanted him to win the nomination? >> when you look at how the primary went down, it was a three-way race but really an eight-way race. he won 230,000 people. in missouri, that's 3.3% of the population. this guy was not voted in by a mandate. he barely made it in. i'm not sure he was the consensus vote for all conservatives. when sean hannity is calling for you to cons...