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Be found, they will have to wait for that or make that judgment call or are they going to sort of run for the exit here because they see their entire leadership in trouble, they are worried about upcoming elections and worried about the leadership not being able to do structure a win down ballot, fund raise for other candidates. >> initially leading democrats were reluctant to speak out against fairfax when it was one accuser and now there's two and they are saying, get him out and he's saying i didn't do it. >> right. so the second accuser is more explicit and the charge of her -- charge agai...

A different standard and likability than men are. i agree with that, that was the case in 2016. i will be interested in watching how people compare elizabeth warren versus donald trump and likability. the man has literally physically profoundly and meta physically sullied the presidency of the united states. the white house itself. the very core of our government. he has sullied that in every action that he has taken. i'm not saying that as a partisan but as a human being. the question then is, what is his likesibility compared to elizabeth warren or kamala's or sherrod brown or whomever, does...

The penalty on this pass had no intentions of harming the new orleans saints. in fact, his motivation was to protect the integrity of the outcome. he have failed to act because he didn't want a judgment call by the refs to decide the game. >> laura: jason right? well he's right to a certain extent. referees are told in the end of very important games, talking about play off games with super bowl implicationmplications, re don't want to determine the outcome. them the to let the players play. when there's something as obvious as that. three referees standing there that's a time when a flag ne...

Victims are targeted. the referee who failed to call the penalty on this pass had no intention of harming the new orleans saints. in fact, his motivation was to protect the integrity of the outcome. he failed to act because he didn't want a judgment call by the referees to decide the game. >> laura: jason right? >> he is right to an extent. referees that if the end of very important games, playoff games with super bowl implications, the referees don't want to determine the outcome. they want to say let the players play. but when there is something it's obvious is that, you have three referee s...

I know that buzzfeed has come back and so forth, but i think the burden is on buzzfeed to show hey, we know what we're doing. but i would go with bob mueller on this one? when you were investigating the clintons and you would catch a media report that was all over the map at the time and i'm sure you had to field a lot of inqui inquiries and the rest. and when you saw something so glaring and it prompted a response, did anything happen and b, what did you do? >> i was actually much more open and transparent than bob mueller has been. that's his judgment call. i think when you're exercising aut...