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Could trump not turn this quickly and say, you know what, roy moore was by guy after all. >> the trick with donald trump is he has taken many sides of many issues over the years. >> he loves many sides. many sides, that's his thing. >> right. so this is vintage. i think deleting the tweets is a little bit silly because obviously we all have a record of them. but that's exactly what he's going to do. i notice roy moore said don't think just because this president didn't support me that i don't support him. so all the players on this stage are sort of politically pliable when it comes to loyalti...

West wing. it was them trying to put their message on offense which has been different than what we have seen in the past. because a lot of times they're just responding to the disclosures that are incredibly damaging about different things that come out in the press and such. it's interesting he continues to attack sessions or raise questions about sessions' credibility. he is obviously very, very angry with sessions and very angry about mueller and increasingly so. he seems to understand increasingly the severity of it. he's really upset with sessions. looks like he's trying to make it very ...

Congress checking the president. we know that's not happening. it's the press, the democratic attorney generals and others who are invoking the constitution and taking these things to court. >> all right. harold? >> general frosh, harold ford. at the end of his answer he said this is a politically motivated lawsuit by two attorneys general who the majority of their residents didn't support donald trump and they personally don't support him. number one, how do you react to that? is there anything you want to build on general racine's point, please do. >> first of all, we're working with the eth...

Running into is some of his supporters are angry at people who don't support him. ellison had to calm some of his supporters. >> i mon rated one of the -- >> you saw it firsthand. >> yes. when the people come out of the hall, they are conversed -- it's high energy and they are in your face with who they want, be it perez, ellison, any candidate. i can understand the issues there. >> we'll see. it's clinton obama, in one and sanders in another. >> thank you all. we'll be right back with something you may have missed. stay tuned.

That cohesion or from what point is the starting point? >> that's such an interesting point, fred, because you would think that donald trump would be extenting an olive branch to the republican party, trying to map out how he would govern with republican leaders and congress. he's doing, in some cases, the opposite of that, attacking republican leaders, attacking republican candidates who don't support him, not building the relationships you need to govern. hillary clinton, on the other hand, has begun reaching out to some republicans in congress, on the hill, talking about how they could poss...