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Office in the country. and there -- after the election i think there will be some serious discussions about a new attorney general. >> so jeremy, lindsey graham says very little by accident. did we just move the time line up that the president could be allowed to replace the a.g. and the senate if it's after the mid-terms? >> i think lindsey graham, if that's the case, is assuming a lot we don't know. and that's what the margin of victory is in the senate. if for the republicans if they hold onto it or if for the democrats if they surprisingly seize it. so we just don't know. i think if trump ...

Probably after the election at this point. so they need that report to come out so the president's more free to make a change. >> gentlemen, thank you. news doesn't get any fresher than that. and coming up for us as we approach another break, with the white house now in the middle of its own legal quagmire, a discussion that's started back up that's been somewhat dormant for, oh, 20 years now. that when we come back. my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and ...

I think it would be hard for him to get any cabinet position confirmed, any supreme court justice confirmed for the rest of his presidency for that matter. i do think, though, the difference here between firing comey and firing sessions is this. there's no one telling trump that firing sessions is a good idea right now. and when he fired comey there were people telling him that, notably jared and ivanka. so i think that even the president in all his impetuousness is not ready to pull this trigger before the mid-term elections because he knows how politically calamitous it would be or at least ...

They gained seats. that told folks there was a backlash against the idea of impeaching clinton. this is the bottom line story of 1998. by the end of that year when impeachment was being pushed by republicans the question was asked, did the president of the united states commit a crime. the vast majority of americans said yes. bill clinton committed a crime, a perjury. those same americans were asked, okay, he committed a crime, should he be impeached? and the vast majority there said no. they needed democrats to go along to convict, and democrats looked otthose numbers, the election and said n...

Was broadly popular in '98. trump is not broadly popular. he certainly has the base behind him. they voted election day '98, if you have a republican congress, you're going to have impeachment. there had been talk the talk was going to demoralize. when the republicans said, look, we're going to go forward with impeachment the enthusiasm of the democratic base surged. as the first time in a sixth year election that the white house party gained seats since the james monroe policy in 1998. that's how shocking it was, and that was the democratic base waking up. there's one thought here the democra...