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Tidy way i think this week with these public remarks is trying to sound a sort of alarm about that. >> and i think we may be seeing a hero of the order of robert jackson in rod rosenstein. anyone who worries about the vitality of this democracy, just think about what happened that led to the possibility of rod rosenstein being the deputy attorney general and standing up to power and conceivably it's not much to say saving this democracy. 30 years from now americans may conclude that in history books. >> we'll see what he does and not just what he says before we get there. >> that's for sure. >...

It's kind of a weird moment, right? the guy who's interviewing rosenstein appears to have just given him the quote. not the name of the person who wrote it or the circumstances under which those remarks were delivered. but rosenstein recognized it, starts expounding on it ad-lib, who said, it the executive date on which the guy said it, what job he had when he gave those remarks, the building he was in when he gave these remarks, the room he was speaking in, how it has been received across history. he even knows at what point in that speech this quote is taken from. he's like oh, this is the c...

Who's robert jackson. it's kind of a weird moment, right? the guy who's interviewing rosenstein appears to have just given him the quote. not the name of the person who wrote it or the circumstances under which those remarks were delivered. but rosenstein recognized it, starts expounding on it ad-lib, who said, it the executive date on which the guy said it, what job he had when he gave those remarks, the building he was in when he gave these remarks, the room he was saeking in, how it has been received across history. he even knows at what point in that speech this quote is taken from. he's l...

Court until he died in office in the 1950s. but interestingly, while he was on the court he took some time off. you never hear of a supreme court justice taking leave. but robert jackson did. he took leave as a justice of the supreme court in 1945 so he could go to germany and be america's lead prosecutor in the nuremberg trials. so a fascinating character in american legal history and somebody whoumtly ends up becoming rod rosenstein's legal hero, up to and including the handsome portrait of robert jackson that looms over rosenstein's right shoulder in the conference room right outside his of...

And that's why congress usually does not do things like that. so when we see members of % congress, i agree with you, very possibly trying to abuse their office, get sensitive information out of the fbi and the doj and then presumably hand it to donald trump's defense team, that is something we don't see in american history. it's totally off base. >> and rosenstein in his quiet tidy way i think this week with these public remarks is trying to sound a sort of alarm about that. >> and i think we may be seeing a hero of the order of robert jackson in rod rosenstein. anyone who worries about the v...