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As he often does, reporters and produce. >> politicians analyze what that meant. did it mean anything? that's how little information there is about the release of mueller's findings, trying to interpret why someone apparently stayed in their office for lunch. i was out of the office for lunge today in case anyone cares. attorney general william barr and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein were spotted coming and going at the white house. what did that made? calls were made. endless discussions, no answers. eventually, it got to the point where everything started looping back on itself. prod...

As he often does, reporters and produce. >> politicians analyze what that meant. did it mean anything? that's how little information there is about the release of mueller's findings, trying to interpret why someone apparently stayed in their office for lunch. i was out of the office for lunge today in case anyone cares. attorney general william barr and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein were spotted coming and going at the white house. what did that made? calls were made. endless discussions, no answers. eventually, it got to the point where everything started looping back on itself. prod...

And candidate trump got a pass on, and he has been married three times and he's not perfect and he's a tabloid guy from new york. that's all true. i was at many trump rallies and talked to scores of trump voters and i agree with senator santorum that they would have done a shoulder shrug on the russia thing. the difference, of course, is that between and now, many of them, they didn't think he would be president. now we have him on the world stage dealing with people who are relying on the president, the leader of the free world to be tough on russia. he hasn't. so it is all coming full circle...

Happy to pass on. i can't, i don't. but it plays on a perception that many have who follow him that he is right. and they will never downtown him. what do you think ohim -- doubt. i think that's dangerous for any leader. i think leadership is very contextual. and a leader who is good at connecting with followers and finding out a reason nation. >> neil: he is very good at that. >> is he brilliant at it but followers have a responsibility as well if we step back and look that mirror and say what do we want from our leaders? and we say we want integrity, we want values, we want divisiveness and ...

Are betraying the amazing legacy that is there privilege to pass on. >> tucker: our leaders are bent on destroying the institution that made all of this possible. very quickly, do you think that that can happen? is there any hope that you can redeem academia in our intellectual life in this country? do we need to build something new? >> it would be great to build new colleges. unfortunately they will face the prestige gap. parents that purport to be anti-materialistic and anticapitalist are frenzied to credential lies their students with the in the most prestigious college diploma that they ca...