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Ask him to stay, but that he, sean, said that given the situation, he thought it was better for the white house and it was also better for sean, personally, to leave now. >> but what was the issue with the scaramucci hiring? he didn't -- he was going to have to report to scaramucci? what exactly was the issue? >> we didn't get into that that. it was a very brief conversation but i can answer that based on other people who have talked to machine and are familiar with the situation that, yes, not only would he have to report to scaramucci, he didn't think that scaramucci would be doing the job -...

Yes. the bill as dana points out, has been changed a few times. what the bill was prior to july 4th and what it's going to be, it's not fundamentally going to be different. they don't have a secret, like here's the awesome cbo score bill we were just waiting to roll out in the end. somewhere for those reasons -- how do you defend switching from a no to a yes to your constituents or anyone else? when the bill is deeply unpopular, frankly, among the average person? >> when the house bill passed that momentum came from outside groups who initially did not like the bill. they outside groups came o...

Tof. the race turning out a successful effort so far for the gop to keep the house even as the president posts a 36% approval rating. attempted to tie ossoff to comedienne kathy griffin to nancy pelosi. second, superpac money poured in. "new york times" estimates handel benefited from $18.2 million of spending by outside groups. and third, old-fashioned gerrymandering. its boundaries clearly were crafted to benefit republican candidates. joining me now to pick over this, michelle goldberg, who is in georgia, whose slate is titled more liberal tears. and author of "audacity," and a title that t...

Second, superpac money poured in. "new york times" estimates handel benefited from $18.2 million of spending by outside groups. and third, old-fashioned gerrymandering. its boundaries clearly were crafted to benefit republican candidates. joining me now to pick over this, michelle goldberg, who is in georgia, whose slate is titled more liberal tears. and author of "audacity," and a title that this might be the worst freakout ever. you were basically like, hey, michelle's writing from the tears perspective, you're basically saying, stop crying, it's not so bad. what's your general read here? >>...

He is learning how much more difficult it is here on -- here in washington when you have to deal with the folks on capitol hill, you have to deal with a disagreement between fiscal fefsh quefshtives and more moderate republicans and the tremendous pressure that's been put to bare by outside groups. all i can tell you right now is that some intense meetings were going on as of five or ten minutes ago and they're trying to find the path forward. >> chris, thank you, we'll let you go. kelly o'donnell had to run and get more reporting as well. i promise you, we'll check back with him as soon as we...