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Different opinions. but at the end of the day, compromise is what makes this system work. compromise. you get some of this, i get some of that. that's what it's supposed to be. >> yeah. >> and these militants on both ends that don't want compromise, well, i'm sorry. the last thing i can say on this, anderson, is cherish the constitution. don't trash it. and when i see people attacking the constitution, well, you know, there is a reason our military takes an oath to the constitution not to any individual. the constitution is -- that's the foundation upon which democracy is built, upon which it ...

Like her reverse psychology with her caucus. >> i hate to say this, but i agree. he doesn't want to be impeached. he cares about his legacy. he doesn't want to go down in history as one of three presidents to be impeached. >> dana: when you consider what we've seen so far, does he deserve to be impeached? >> no. even if you have high crimes stacking up, everyone saw with the clinton impeachment, everyone saw how difficult it was. there's a practicality to the american electorate. if you can't go all the way, why waste time and money doing it? >> dana: is that conventional wisdom wrong? i am al...

With this situation. this is not a situation of witness tampering. this is not a situation of bribery. >> no, it's firing the guy in charge of the investigation. >> look, the constitution is -- i mean, this is constitution 101 here. the president has the authority as the chief executive to make those kind of determinations. james comey, by the way, stated at his hearing. >> he did. >> that he understands that he servelz at the pleasure of the president. so this is not some complicated case and by the way, the fact, jake, that the president consulted with his attorney general and office of depu...

Already admitted he'd already made his decision long before rod rosenstein issued the memo, so whether or not rosenstein made that recommendation, it was irrelevant, according to the president, about his decision but in terms of whether or not the president can obstruct justice by telling people under him what to do or firing them, i lived through the '90s and i'm old enough to remember people on the right saying that president clinton obstructed justice by telling people who worked for him what to do and threatening the investigation into him, and i recall a completely different point of view...