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And so have your own confidence. don't worry about their hang-ups. just don't worry about their hang-ups. >> so we've got some heavy topics to get to this in town hall, but it is a very quick lightening round. short answer. you've got 20 minutes at the end of the day, what do you do? 20 minutes to yourself? >> i, well, it's a little bit personal. >> just us in the room. >> well, my relaxation at the end of the day, to soak in the tub, eat chocolate candy and do a crossword puzzle. >> in an alternate universe where you're not speaker of the house, what would your dream job be? >> grandmother. >...

Should have ended on tuesday, they vote by mail, ken. they vote by mail. you would have three quarters of -- >> three quarters of them vote by mail. yeah, three quarters of them vote by mail in arizona. i don't like that. i don't appreciate it, but that's their system. >> do you appreciate him being so grossly incorrect in what his remedy was for this situation? >> back to my earlier, where there's correct and the appearance of being correct, first of all, i appreciate being correct. and mcsally obviously conceded today. >> yes. >> because she's comfortable with the way the process has gone. >...

And i agree with you about the comments that are really out of bounds under the circumstances. i will tell you, i was a person who watched that count roll in. and then immediately started making calls into arizona. why did this stop? and they did have some hang-ups. they're within the boundaries of their own -- >> 100%. >> -- law. >> i'm just saying -- >> 100% as far as i know and that gives you a lot more confidence in the final outcome. >> well, look, you know what gives confidence? confidence gives confidence. don't knock it. don't say there's fraud. don't say there's bad things. let the pr...

All day long. concerns the fate of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, and by extension, perhaps, the fate of the russia investigation. comes after that report last week in "the new york times" about rosenstein discussing taping the president and enlisting cabinet members in efforts to remove him under the 25th amendment. going into today, rosenstein was thought to be on thin ice. earlier today, it looked like the ice was cracking. now yet another story. cnn's jim acosta joins us with the latest. what are you learning tonight? >> reporter: well, anderson, we understand that since this stor...

Invoking the 25th amendment, and trying to get that conversation started behind the scenes in early 2017, that ever since that story broke, he's been talking about this with chief of staff john kelly, been talking about this with the white house counsel don mcgahn. but anderson, i'm told by an administration official that one of the hang-ups today in terms of letting rod rosenstein go was the fact that they believe, many many people believe inside the white house, that it's the president who has to fire rod rosenstein or accept the resignation of the deputy attorney general. most importantly, ...