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It doesn't even acknowledge the existence of doj inquiry. knew alone is a breech of protocol. rowsenstein could have written something else. he could have said review of comey is still open. the problems here are so urgent you have to act, mr. president. he could have said. that but he didn't. that would have been a debatable conclusion but at least would have been honest. instead, rosen stein protected there was no review and this is a formal inquiry by his own colleagues operating from a suite of offices on the same floor as the new deputy attorney general. just let that sink in. rosenstein ...

>> it's unclear. i hope we find out more about. that we'll probably hear from rod rosenstein. so we'll learn a little more. it sounds like he was asked to justify firing and for all we know, he may actually believe everything he wrote in the mem yeen think that it was legitimate to fire james comey. but that doesn't mean that's why the president did so. >> he might. but matt, you have and your time at doj ever seen a letter like that? why wasn't it honest about that? any lawyer knows if you have a client qushgs you start the letter with pursuant to the counsel you requested and then give it. t...

System that upholds the law regardless of politics or power or eent president's power. they beat the traum yachlt they ruled unanimously against a president trying to subvert the law on conceal secret white house recordings. it would seem like a president would have to be ignore anlt of that history or have some kind of political death wish to bring up secret white house recordings as trump just did. former watergate prosecutor believes it was ignorance. >> in just has the same ring of watergate all over again. they're trying to pull the same stunts president trump doesn't understand watergate...

>> the exception of that being the further down you go in the doj hierarchy, the less you're supposed to have direct contacts with the president and an individual, period. that's one of the overlying problems. kathleen clark and rick sclhwine. the reports of a shake-up at the white house whom. could be on the chopping block? democrats demanding a special counsel. what the inquiry would look like if it changed hands. much that and more as we stay on the point. what's that? p3 planters nuts, jerky and seeds.

That advice coming from the outside is actually coming from a prominent democrat and prominent republican among others. but here's how chuck schumer who's the top democrat in the senate described it and lindsey graham who is running one of the investigations in congress about russia. he's a republican of south carolina. >> i think it's now time to pick somebody that comes from within the ranks or such reputation that has no political background at all. >> certainly somebody not of the partisan background. skernly someone of great experience and certainly somebody of courage. >> reporter: so th...