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Which has proved problematic for him in the past. last time he did that, james comey released a memo which caused the appointment of a special counsel. >> even this sort of forward attack on comey, counter attack, punch back, call him a liar, say whatever you have to, that is the style. >> do you think he'll say that outloud today in the rose garden? >> i would not be surprised. it is very much the trump style to show his supports that he's going to fight back. to serve as a warning to anybody else if you come at me, we're going to throw everything at you facts be damned. >> paul ryan said the...

So i won't. i'll let that stand. >> understand, don, a punch back, if a punch back is sending out a tweet or attacking somebody rhetorically from a podium, that's one thing. but if a punch back involves manipulating a chairman of a committee, and entering into this sort of facade going over to the white house, then all of a sudden now you're a pawn in this game. that could take on some very serious ramifications. he would be basically a patsy is what nunes would be in this scenario. >> i think it's important. it may well be, people in the districts think of mr. nunes, is a man of great charact...

That -- and david has worked in several white houses and can disagree if he disagrees. but the character of the president is determinative. i would argue that for everything we know about donald trump, he's conspiratorially minded. the notion of truth is not something with which he's intimately familiar. what he says in one hour he will say the opposite in the next hour. he lives very much in the moment. i'm wondering if what we're seeing with the nunes drama, and with what may or may not appear at this point to be a cover-up is a reflection of the president living in this kind of conspiratori...

>> it's all here. i think that we don't know exactly what it is here. but i would suggest this. that -- and david has worked in several white houses and can disagree if he disagrees. but the character of the president is determinative. i would argue that for everything we know about donald trump, he's conspiratorially minded. the notion of truth is not something with which he's intimately familiar. what he says in one hour he will say the opposite in the next hour. he lives very much in the moment. i'm wondering if what we're seeing with the nunes drama, and with what may or may not appear at ...

>> understand, don, a punch back, if a punch back is sending out a tweet or attacking somebody rhetorically from a podium, that's one thing. but if a punch back involves manipulating a chairman of a committee, and entering into this sort of facade going over to the white house, then all of a sudden now you're a pawn in this game. that could take on some very serious ramifications. he would be basically a patsy is what nunes would be in this scenario. >> i think it's important. it may well be, people in the districts think of mr. nunes, is a man of great character. maybe they're actually right....