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The way. look at david in the front. that's when he was a conservative in the front. david brock from media matters. that's "new york times" magazine two years ago and now this one. >> bingo! baby picture, total winner. >> laura: that's 4 years old. i hated crossing my hands. >> i loved -- what did you call those things? pigtails. i love that. >> laura: tried to get the make-up and hair people to do it tonight. they couldn't get it done. we tried to get it done. all right, you helped me out again. >> i'm taking the pigtail one. >> laura: great to see you. great show. >> have a good show. >> la...

I want to go to something that reuters is reporting that is very important, saying attorney general jeff session and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein had wanted a heads-up from comey about what he would say at a may 3rd hearing about his handling of the investigation about hillary clinton's e-mail serve and so forth. and john, that looks like the deputy attorney general reaching in to james comey's territory in a very uncomfortable way for comby. >> yes. in a way that has wide by been considered by tradition and custom to be inappropriate also. comey is, as we've been discussing is a man...

Close to donald trump's in size and scope. i have to say, have i this feeling, and i think there was one of the stories, i can't remember which one that the moment that really set donald trump on fire was when comey stead he was mildly nausea by the idea, made mildly nausea of the idea that maybe he helped elect donald trump that is the cardinal sin for donald trump who ask super sensitive about his election. and the idea that comey wouldn't have been proud about helping elect him, he couldn't take it anymore. >> and comey meant that as a nonpartisan response. i think he would have given the s...

All that said, i do think as they reported it's less concerning than what was originally reported. we just don't know which it is. >> ron, i have to ask you this, democrats and republicans have like what are they thinking? in the campaign republicans had a field day when bill clinton and then attorney general loretta lynch chatted under a tarp when hillary clinton under investigation over e-mail serve. do different rules apply? democrats saying hurting her, never should have done this. republicans saying it was collusion. are there different rules with which white house? >> in both cases this ...

Highlighted more artfully or more vigorously by the clinton side during the campaign or even by other republicans during the primary. it does seem like donald trump's history, which is easily findable. a lot of this stuff is in, you know, stories that are still online that you can look up right now. i wonder why none of this has come up more. do you think at this point with him now about to assume the presidency, is there anywhere that this goes if we find out that he has connections, for instance, to russian mobster. an operation out of trump tower. where does this go now that we have this in...