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President in terms of his ability to really talk honestly to people. >> you talked obviously about the need for whoever is the chief of staff to have an actual relationship with president trump trump. just in terms of other qualities, is it more important for this -- for a new chief of staff to be politically savvy or to have congressional experience given what the president is likely to be facing from the democrats in congress as he heads into 2020? >> well, you know, again if you look at the history of those who have been chiefs of staff, first of all, everybody president that i've served wi...

To have congressional experience given what the president is likely to be facing from the democrats in congress as he heads into 2020? >> well, you know, again if you look at the history of those who have been chiefs of staff, first of all, everybody president that i've served with or under and there have been about nine presidents, all of them wanted an organized white house and one that operated with discipline. i mean, most presidents like to have organization, like to have a policy making process, like to follow strict discipline so that everybody's in the same message. that's not the case...

And to take it another level and essentially authorize the ki killing of potentially innocent people who are just coming here to seek asylum i think is a really chilling message as to how far he will go to make his basically politics of border security look like something it isn't. >> over eight years you were involved in so many major policy decisions. there's this piece in "politico" in which they write about the conversation surrounding the authorization of legal force. it's kirstjen nielsen and her predecessor, john kelly now the chief of staff, versus a whole group of people from the admi...

Hey, carley. carley: draft documents would direct agencies to investigate twitter, facebook and google to make sure they aren't breaking antitrust laws, this is all about making sure that companies are protecting competition as well as addressing bias, interestingly enough after document reported the white house distanced itself from it saying it's not the result of an official white house policy making process, we will have to wait and see if anything comes out of this but some folks on social media say social media companies need to be reigned in a bit. some people say, good, i hope they can...

House policy making process, so we will have to wait and see on whether or not anything comes out. some people on social media say that social media companies need to be reined in a little bit. they need to be monitored for suppression and freedom of speech. shelby says mixed feelings, slippery slope but how else do we stop information bias? attorney general jeff sessions, he will have a big meeting with other state attorney generals tomorrow about this very topic, so more to come. jillian: michael moore fell little flat. >> hit theaters this weekend, didn't make a big a splash as he wanted it...