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To prevent that person from retiring, and it's unheard of in the history of the american republic for the president of the united states to repeatedly call for the head of a career fbi agent. so i think in that context you have to ask the question, what role did politics play here, even if your ultimate conclusion is that, you know, mccabe may have done something wrong, and i'm certainly not prepared to assume that at this point. >> let's take that and go to another question that's being asked right now by a lot of people, including david of the "atlantic." he says the mccabe firing was a road...

Standpoint, it probably was. i agree we need to reserve judgment about the actual outcome until we see the inspector general report, but the way it was played out was completely out of the ordinary. the involvement of the attorney general was out of the ordinary given hez recused from the underlying case and he's under so much pressure from the president. that's what makes it similar to what you might see happen. had he put a lot of pressure on jeff sessions to deliver a result like this, and jeff sessions gave him the answer he wanted. jeff sessions isn't able to do that with the mueller inve...

Thing and to the president's credit, he listened. this is something for mueller to look at. i see no evidence that he wants to fire mueller now. i don't know what happened last year. but it's pretty clear to me that everybody in the white house knows it would be the end of president trump's presidency if he fired mr. mueller. so i think we're if there a good spot with mr. mueller. >> and yet there is legislation being talked about to make sure the president doesn't fire mueller. so the fact that there is still a question about whether trump might still fire mueller, does that surprise you? >> ...

Attorney general agrees to fire archibald cox. the so-called saturday night massacre. still, nixon is hardly immune to it all. about nine months later, nixon, on the verge of impeachment. but instead of being removed from office, he resigns. >> i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> reporter: randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> david gergen and timothy naftali are back with us you. were working for nixon the night he ordered the firing of the special prosecutor. when you heard this proportionate that president trump had also ordered mueller to be fired, what were you thinking? ...

Doug is right. when you hint at something they take and run with it. does this story override the question i asked doug, and then what do the democrats do next when he doesn't fire mueller mueller. >> david, i wrote a book something called bias in the media, great extent when i shifted from when i changed my registration from democrat to republican. and i can tell you after what i have witnessed over the last three days in the media. it was incredible. the last three days on these other outlets in the media by this fake story. it started when the democratic congresswoman jackie spears said she...