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Assumption, julie. >> julie: katherine harris, thank you so much. he did improve those 100 officials that he met with, only after it was filed. we'll talk more about that in a moment. meantime, president trump tweeting about his attorney general, jeff sessions, and saying, why are investigators and beleaguered ag not looking into hillary clinton and russian relations? also tweeting that republicans have a last chance to repeal and replace obamacare. just ahead of expected vote in the senate this week. the pressure is on. kristin fisher is live at the white house. do you know why the president ...

Uncomfortable look that every establishment gopper has when they're trying to defend this president. many of whom republicans don't recognize. >> all right. david, stand by for me if you can. i want to bring in justice dependent spokesman, matt miller, now. matt, how does the timing of spicer's resignation strike you? >> obviously, you can't ignore it came in a week where really the white house in a lot of ways looks like it's in meltdown. as chris jansing mentioned earlier, wednesday the president attacked his ag, deputy ag, threatened to fire the special counsel. yesterday his top outside la...

>> so when you say it appears to you that the president will be, you know, cleared of this cloud and fully vindicated, how do you make sense of what came out in the james comey testimony the president asked his ag, son-in-law and chief of staff to leave the room so he could say to the head of the fbi, i sure wish that you could back off this investigation of -- >> no he didn't say hope. >> i hope could you back off this investigation of michael flynn? >> no, he didn't say that. he said i hope this flynn thing will go away. let me give you two -- >> what is the difference? >> two points on that...

Stepping into the shoes of loretta lynch and the attorney general, that this case should not be prosecuted. that was something that was improper for him to do. there's a number of things that happen since the timeline, going back to july 5th. president trump had the authority to do this. he acted based on his evaluation of this person's ability and suitability to serve and he made the decision to terminate. he informed his ag and deputy a ag. that is where we stand. still 48 hours later, you have the detractors. people try to make something out of this. there's no evidence to suggest any kind ...

Stepping into the shoes of loretta lynch and the attorney general, that this case should not be prosecuted. that was something that was improper for him to do. there's a number of things that happen since the timeline, going back to july 5th. president trump had the authority to do this. he acted based on his evaluation of this person's ability and suitability to serve and he made the decision to terminate. he informed his ag and deputy a ag. that is where we stand. still 48 hours later, you have the detractors. people try to make something out of this. there's no evidence to suggest any kind ...