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Against christie joked about the scandal when he was asked during a white house walkout yesterday. >> i don't know. who e-mailed who and who works for whom. i have been in traffic before. i know how angry i am when i'm in traffic. i'm always wondering who did this to me. >> he didn't even bother to stop. but christie has never shied away from bashing his fellow republicans. is he suffering the consequences of that now? what goes around comes around. david gregory, the moderator of "meet the press" on sunday's on nbc, and david axelrod is a former senior adviser to president obama and an msnbc ...

Suspect is that they suspect he might be the toughest republican candidate for president in a general election. he gets knocked off, then they only have to face at best maybe scott walker, if jeb bush gets back in the game, of course, but probably face a right-winger who they think they can beat. >> you know, for all the reasons that very few republicans stood up, christie has some broader appeal as a candidate. he is somewhat independent of the kind of most strident right-wing voices in the party. just the day before he got into trouble signed a dream act in new jersey. these kinds of things ...

In this nation, and that's probably why republicans were so angry about the nuclear option, because it's judges that make the difference in people's rights. that's what happened in the '60s, that's what's happened throughout our history, and so, now the judicial branch will be the one that saves us. >> well, and that perfectly tees up today's judicial decision by a federal judge, who is not just a george w. bush appointee, a longtime republican operative, essentially, worked on republican committee staff on the hill, was doing stuff on sort of quashing iran contra investigation. i mean, he was...

Relief will probably come from the judiciary, as often happens in this nation, and that's probably why republicans were so angry about the nuclear option, because it's judges that make the difference in people's rights. that's what happened in the '60s, that's what's happened throughout our history, and so, now the judicial branch will be the one that saves us. >> well, and that perfectly tees up today's judicial decision by a federal judge, who is not just a george w. bush appointee, a longtime republican operative, essentially, worked on republican committee staff on the hill, was doing stuf...

>> one of the things that happens through the end of press tension administration politics gets broader and more imaginative and more hinged to the personalities that run it. back to sally's point for a second. there is a crazy like a fox argument on behalf of the republicans. that is as depraved and nilistic as the gop caucus has come to seem, how great does it look for chris christie or scott walker to come in in 2016 and say we've made a mess, my party has made a mess, but now we're going to change, modernize. >> do you feel like they can say that? they are scared of rilg up the pitted snak...