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Executive leadership now that mitt's going to be in the senate. i think mitt will be somewhat frustrated because he's used to being a governor and making executive decisions. >> you can't help but think about mitt romney's history here. i want to play some sound of mitt romney from march of 2016 when he was first critical of then candidate donald trump. >> i'm far from the first to conclude that donald trump lacks the temperament to be president. think of donald trump's personal qualities, the bullying, the greed, the showing off, the misogyny, the absurd third grade theatrics. he's the only p...

Has been charged with is determining whether or not there was a coordination between the campaign and these russian entities. thus far he has not provided linkage between the two. that's what giuliani is getting at. he threw it down, he said "show us what you have. so far you haven't demonstrated that you have established that kind of linkage." >> blake: as catherine herridge reported, there's the obstruction of justice he's looking into, as well. that's a whole different thing. >> it's a different area, and some legal experts including the new attorney general will leave that you can't prosec...

President, he's probably not going to get it from his boss? >> the only qualification that trump always evaluates is someone's public persona. their appearances on television and their policy positions on the mueller probe. they are the only things i bet he knows about everybody, even people that have nothing to do with the mueller probe. >> i think we're seeing a strategy play out here. and it's important to key in on this refusal to answer questions on obstruction and how it fits with the whitaker appointment. so what i am predicting is a line clearly drawn that actions after trump became pr...

Of this. the problem you run into with raw reporting is usually we want to pass on analysis without the raw reporting which contains sources and methods. very rarely, anyone in a position to make executive decisions want to know anything about what those raw sources. that is risky business. eric: can they release, because you get back and a whole page is black. you think were they trying to keep secret? it is one thing to protect a source with a name. it is another to say it is a method. there is a wiretap or overheard. but what internation will cause the government to blackout whole paragraph...

What the president and his attorneys are up to, devlin barrett. >> they really moved quickly to get out there, the notion that there is no directive or order behind this tweet. no other set of instructions going to the justice department. and while they say, you know, this is just his opinion, the truth is that the president does sometimes announce or carry out executive decisions via tweet. you can ask rex tillerson, the former secretary of state about that who was essentially fired by a tweet. this is an amazing day. i think there were incredible things that happened today. but how it all pl...