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The subject, normally this is done behind the scenes, if presidents have trouble with their cabinet secretaries it's discussed privately, they resign, what have you. this was an attorney general that was ripped in the press by the. the united states to the "new york times." a tape of that interview you are familiar with, has been playing over and over again today. michael goodwin says this is not just about disparaging a loyal official but this whole issue of whether jeff sessions should have recused himself in the first place might have avoided everything that we're seeing right now. i free w...

Know them by their stage name, al qaeda, in syria. a broken clock is right twice a day. i think trump and putin got something meaningful out of the conference. >> neil: that we don't know. but i'm hazarding a guess the fact they met indicates that they were hardly doing it in secret. gina i want to switch to developments today that i do have a problem with, that is the president still bemoaning jeff sessions and kind of humiliating the guy. if you're tired of the guy and festering over the recusal, fire him. don't string it out. he was a loyal lt. you're sending a signal to your cabinet, loyal...

A way to treat a friend. whatever you argue about sessions screwing up with the recusal, he's not let go of that, it still chafes, i understand. but man oh man. that's not a way to, you know, instill loyalty. >> i agree. trump, is a very hard man to work for. i think the only people who he's afraid of are the generals. you know, general john kelly, homeland security, and of course mattis at defense. >> neil: everyone is afraid of maddog. >> they ought to be afraid of john kelly. trump rarely mentions him. but he's the most impressive member of the trump cabinet. >> neil: thanks, fred, for goin...

Be anything. >> it does give the case for the investigation. >> i think one of the questions it's going to raise on the hill, too, is the president was so defensive of mike flynn. there was a suggestion in the journal's story that, look, this may have been flynn operating under his own auspices, is may not have been in his role connected to the campaign. >> not only did they deny a link, they suggested if there was a link, he acted on his own. >> if you go back and watch jim comey's testimony, for example, significant because the president asked him to back off michael flynn. i think there is ...

Do his investigation. he cannot remove him, he cannot fire him, you have to trust him, and everybody in the city does. he has a reputation for complete integrity. you cannot remove robert mueller. >> that is -- he is the central character now, mike flynn. if you're in the trump white house, you have to be concerned. he might cut a deal. >> the question about mike flynn is there was some sense of loyalty because the president was the only person who stood by him during the course of the campaign. i think this story, really for the first time, gives weight to the countertheory which is that mich...