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The sentence would be really a bridge too far, even for this president. the reaction in congress i think would be one of abhorrence and repugnance. there would be action, although the pardon power is broad. it's not unlimited. if it is misused for obstruction of justice and clearly a pardon for manafort would be to reward not only noncooperation but also witness tampering, confidential discussions with the white house after his conviction. potential destruction of documents, in effect, contempt for the rule of law and a feeling as many in the white house and the curtain principle outcome that ...

Documents, contempt for the rule of law and as many in the white house says the normal rules don't apply. so i think any pardon for manafort would trig arfire storm. >> pardon all kinds of dirt on him. everybody knows he dwood this to reward him stone walling. johnson. the african-american boxer. and remember that this sentence itself is so lenient, laughably lenient that it would in fact

Pretty high confidence in. that's not to say there wasn't evidence but not that met that threshold. it's not surprising or out of or abnormal that i would not have known about the investigation. even more importantly, the content of that investigation. >> bret: just so everybody understands, there is this report that says there is no evidence of collusion. at the same time, the fbi has a counter intelligence -- counter terrorism, whatever you want to call it, investigation going on. and he doesn't know about it. >> okay. so ci case within the fbi is one of the most compartmented or closely hel...

Attached to that primary. >> that's -- that's a fair argument, except if you really think that you're going to be the nominee and you'll have to go toe to toe with obama, you want to start seating early with missouri and you want to make sure folks know your agenda and you're with them since missouri is very much going to be a battleground state. >> bob, when you go back to this same poll, what is interesting about your point about the normal rules don't apply, the tea party vote, this is, again, the same gallup poll, not a robo poll, a gallup poll, tea party people identify themselves as tea ...

Rehab. glenn beck returns in a moment. first, bret baier with a special prepreview of "special report." >> bret: harris, coming up, specific examples from afghanistan where rules of engagement may be making it tough for u.s. troops fighting the taliban. and update on iran's nuclear program. join me in 26 minutes for "special report." now back to glenn. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: all right. looking for common sense tonight. we're trying to figure out how can we spend, how can we not spend ourselves in oblivion and how can we make cuts that make sense? every time you try to make a cut in the state, they ...