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Is pretty refreshing, when they don't like something they get upset and give immediate feedback on how they feel. donald trump is not a pretend guy to say he likes something when he doesn't. and they are so used to the politically-correct speak that comes out of so many politicians. so i'm not really surprised about it. and i don't think, you know n the history of the country, a lot of presidential candidates and presidents were very behind the scenes to have wild moments in the oval office. so this is not that unusual. >> okay. but, yes, you are correct. so the man is direct. you can see that...

>> and you have been watching donald trump's first cabinet meeting with john kelly as chief of staff. we're looking to see who is around the table there. rick perry sitting there along with tom price, health and human services secretary and jeff sessions in the room. significant, of course, since it's the first time he's meeting face-to-face with president trump since the president called him beleaguered and slammed his ag. mattis and tillerson, interestingly. and then in the background there, jared kushner. we're told ivanka trump was also in the room. very notable. and john kelly, the new...

True by saying it over and over again, and it just, that doesn't make it true. >> can we just keep our eye on republicans here? this is what is really interesting. here the president is essentially ripping members of his own party on health care saying they're a fraud. they said they were going to repeal and replace obama care, they haven't done it, they have a chance when he's not driving that. on the day of the vote he's out there further humiliating his ag. trump is sabotaging himself or to your point, chris, maybe looking at it differently. he is allowing himself to be completely consumed ...

Senator joe man chin's take on this conversation and the president's message to the boyscouts in his home state of west virginia and also the president is tweeting like it's saturday morning upping his attacks on his own. tomorrow, should jeff sessions resign or should he force the president to fire him? that's the question we have been asking this morning and debating. as we go to break, white house press secretary sarah huckaby sanders was asked moments ago about the situation between the president and his ag. here's that exchange. >> does he want the attorney general to go? he called him be...

Course of the last several years. i think he is getting hit every single day on a ridiculous witch-hunt that has proved nothing. people have been investigating for over a year and have nothing but -- there is actually some real, i think, hard facts to look at when it comes to the clintons. and that's been completely ignored. i think the president is just looking for a fair playing field on that front. ed: so your answer directly that he wants hillary clinton to be investigated, even though during the transition he told 60 minutes that they had suffered enough. i wonder if you can address that ...