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Points. your constituents don't expect you to be a rubber stamp for the president. expect you to work with him and push back when he's moving in the wrong direction. >> representative, i have to go. what do you say to the president if he's watching right now in regards to rosenstein and mueller? >> i would say for the good of the country, please don't fire either rosenstein or mueller. it would undermine many people's faith in our government. it would be a terrible mistake. politically for him, as well as for members of his own party, but bottom line is, it would be terrible for the country. s...

I think the tenure of rod rosenstein may be more in jeopardy. we're being told by sources close to the white house as well and people familiar with the investigation that the president wouldn't likely take that step either. he's being counselled by a number of people. don't fire anybody because it will just come back to pitt you in the you know what, neil. >> neil: the fact that paul ryan wasn't going to rerun, that the president wasn't considering such an action to fire mueller, where is he getting that then? because it seems to be, you know, paul ryan putting himself out on a limb there that...

Deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. the president took aim at both of them this morning. he tweeted -- mueller is most conflict of all except rosenstein who signed fisa and comey letter. no collusion, so they go crazy. mueller and rosenstein are registered republicans. the republicans hold the senate and the house and lead the investigation. some gop lawmakers are saying don't fire the special counsel. a bipartisan group of senators pushing a bill right now that could protect robert mueller. if you get alerts from the "wall street journal" and said the senate judiciary committee is taking ...

Number un. number two, president trump and his lawyers would have the ability to make a motion for him to recuse himself or make a motion if he participated in any way in a process adverse to the interests of president trump. but there is a big difference between firing somebody, which he might have a constitutional right to arrange, he might have to do it indirectly. >> right. >> but making a legal motion to recuse, which is something that every potential subject of an investigation has the right to do. >> now you told slate that your advice to the president would be don't fire, don't pardon,...

That he's going to fire rod rosenstein? this is enough that he'll fire jeff sessions? the sessions one is still a little more complicated on capitol hill, confirming a new attorney general, et cetera, but keeping an eye on what his view of rod rosenstein is. does he believe he's more compromised? up until now, the president's advisers have been able to talk him off the ledge. don't fire anyone. >> it's important to watch the president over the next 24 hours because what he said yesterday caught the attention of a lot of republican leader as well. they think the president is inching to a line t...