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I mean, listen, he's got to live with himself and he's going to have to live with himself into retirement. i hope he enjoys his legacy because this is it. this merrick garland, that's his legacy. >> and trump was asked what about the next time. have you learned anything? and he said no, i'm wide open, i think i would take it. we're not talking about the last election, we're talking about the next one. >> the thing when you watch the tape with stephanopoulos is how authentic he is. he continually shows himself -- >> very mob bossy, too. >> now that the republicans are becoming the nondemocracy ...

Heather: trump successfully baits his foes with comments on stephanopoulos with for information on opponents, trump now has many of his worst enemies on the record about how heinous it was to accept any intelligence from a foreign source, trump mentioned norway, hillary and the dnc, paid for dirt from russia. >> this isn't a question of the law. even when devon nunez released a report on russia they said working with steel was legal and fox news and judge andrew napolitano said it is clear it would be a felony if donald trump did what he said he is willing to do. what are we doing to prevent f...

Lawless behavior is ned price and now an msnbc analyst and michelle goldberg and political analyst. it is amazing to watch the clip of stephanopoulos and now look back at that moment with the context of what we know. >> one of the things we now know is it wasn't just that russia then hacked into hillary clinton's servers. they tried to do it five hours later. they took it as a direct command. there is no reason to believe that all of these other regimes shouldn't do the same thing. you are right. it wasn't just one of the occasionally donald trump will tweet something that is so riotously offe...

I think there are definitely some big shoes to fill there. she's done a tough job and done it well. >> neil: she is going home to arkansas, we are told. the president said he had hoped she might run for governor. how likely do you think that is? >> i think she's got a lot of the ingredients. she is unflappable. she's been in the line of fire. she knows how to deal with the media. she is now very well-known thanks to her role in the white house. i think whether she wants to go the political end, get into the arena and run herself or whether she wants to have a media career perhaps, i would say ...

Not the daily briefings to the extent there were. that is not her call. it's the president's call. that's what has got the media wincing when it always happens. they put that on her. what do you think of this? >> well, first of all, i agree with my other panelists, this is one of the toughest jobs in washington d.c. especially in this role with one of the presidents, it would be toughest to be press secretary for. he's had one of the most contentious relationships with the media. for her to go out there and do an amazing job and how she's handled this. there's been a few controversies. i would...