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For the president of the united states to ask whether or not he was under investigation. why is it appropriate? that's not consistent with the guidelines at the justice department to avoid that. >> we've talked to several legal scholars have weighed in on this and said there was nothing wrong with the president asking that question. >> so the department should change their protocol? >> i haven seen their protocol. i'm only speaking to what i said. >> that's what you think. >> that's not what i think. look at the people who followed up the interview. there were multiple attorneys who came on af...

On the standard procedure. you just said. why is it appropriate if thaet not. >> we've talked to several to weigh in on this and they said they're not breaking the protocol. it's not what i think. look at the people who followed up the interview. there were multiple attorneys who came on after and specifically stated that it was not inappropriate and it wasn't wrong for the president to do so. so, again, i can only base it off -- i'm not an attorney. i don't even play one on tv. but what i can tell you is what i've heard from legal minds and people that actually are attorneys, and that's their...

Listen without fail, watch his show. i would imagine he's going to continue being an important voice in the united states. after his non-compete is over for six months. who knows where he's going to end up. >> he's doing a podcast monday. he's still around. but i think the question, i'll throw it out to the panel, it's not just bill o'reilly, there is a large audience that wants to consume very racially provocative, sexually provocative content that is marge inalizing to women. the women at fox news all look a certain way and are treated a certain way. and i'll throw it to the panel, this isn'...

Out. >> you need water? >> yes. >> right there. >> man, it stings. it burns. oh, man. it feels like my face is swelling up. >> what happened in there? >> he disrespected me. calling me snitch, calling me bitch-ass, [ bleep ], all because of that gay guy, the guy with hiv. >> uh-huh. >> oh, man. said i was wrong for telling that people ate nut sandwiches. that wasn't wrong. that was not wrong at all. >> tolbert had been housed in the same unit as jeremy merithew. he was the first to report merithew's comments about the sandwiches to officers.

His resignation. i respectfully gave it. he is a man who there was a certain amount of information given to vice president pence, who is with us today. and i was not happy with the way that information was given. he didn't have to do that because what he did wasn't wrong. what he did in terms of the information. mike was doing his job. he was calling countries and his counterparts. so it certainly would have been okay with me if he did it. i would have directed him to do it if i thought he wasn't doing it. i didn't direct him, but i would have directed him because that's his job. >> you follow...