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Hourswohour hours worked just as effectively. >> democrats looked flat footed from the jump. i do want to ask you, though, this strategy of letting the mueller report be animated by testimony of people involved in all of this like lewandowski, do you think it's backfiring? >> i don't think it backfired at all. i think congressman edid outstanding jobs. there were some beginnings where it stumbled. doug collins and running for trump's recommendation to be senator from georgia got a lot of time and he battled with nadler and that was unfortunate and they got some time there. i think we should ha...

Telling me this is also significant because this is don mcgahn's exit strategy. but don mcgahn isn't just any white house counsel. he's also a witness in the mueller probe who has met at least two times, perhaps more with mueller's investigators and he's offered testimony on these four events that we know of. the sessions recusal. the flynn firing. the comey firing. and the attempt to fire mueller. we know from the questions published this week that all of those events are very much of interest to special counsel robe robert mueller. what does it say, not just your top white house attorney, so...

Departure today. what about this idea flood wanting to eliminate the competing power centers around the legal strategy, that has imperiled the president's own defense, not to say his own tweets. >> it's understandable flood would want to get rid of all of these extra characters who have been a part of the president's legal team. but as you know, these people don't just go away. the president -- it's a hobby for him to get on the phone and talk to all his fired and ousted advisors. he does it all the time. he's always talking to cory lewandowski even though john kelly is the chief of staff at t...

Rick dearborn says because they're not concerned about it in the same way. lewandowski and bannon do have individual communications with the president. by the way, you know, those are depending on the circumstances, legitimately privileged communications in front of a congressional committee. and so, you know, there could be a significant element of that, that there are legitimate confidences that are, you know, much more acute with respect to some witnesses than others. >> benjamin, it's reported that bannon may have slipped up on an answer tuesday. he admitted he had conversations with rans ...

And the answer is when the witness is somebody who the committee isn't mad at and everybody is not mad at, like lewandowski, democrats don't have the leverage to get the committee to force him to answer questions. on the other hand, bannon is an unpopular man these days. you know, the british government just set up a ministry of loneliness. you know, may be there to help steve bannon. he doesn't have a lot of allies right now. so when he tries to not answer questions, you know, the committee responds. >> could it also be that dearborn, not an insider, a guy who might not know the good, the bad...