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Presidency. he has been at a property that bears his name. now, critics, ethics watchdogs light up, spin lie tke tops. people around the president say the american people knew what they were getting. he's a president of companies, why wouldn't he go there? >> did the american people know he would allegedly take advantage of his position to promote those properties? this president build his brand in violating ae ining rules and transgressions. explicitly going against his own rule. bad if you're playing golf. except he's president. he's doing what he wantsan. >> and the president came into offi...

A puzzle i have with president trump -- >> one? >> one policy position, why wouldn't he, when he came into office, have done what he said he was going to do throughout the campaign, announce the creation of make america great bonds, 40 or 50 or 30, whatever you want to call them, raze money at the lowest rates you're really ever going to see, and actually build infrastructure, putting people to work, putting his base to work? why has he not done that? >> fareed, i'll give you one up on that, if i can. think his presidency had he started on the one area bipartisan rather than the one area like ...

Russia interfered in the election and then move ahead and hold them accountable for their actions. otherwise, vladimir putin thinks he can do what he wants when he wants at no cost. why wouldn't he launch another cyber attack? and at the same time, we're so distracts tracted with finger pointing and name calling that we have less time and attention to pay to the real issue of ongoing russian misbehavior around the world. we're distracted which means we're increasingly vulnerable. >> there's this new story from the "washington post," obama's secret struggle to punish russia for putin's election...

What he wanted, wouldn't -- this is something that the attorney general is supposed to do. it's not something the president himself is supposed to do. attorney general sessions because he recused himself, wouldn't he have to recuse himself from that decision? wouldn't it automatically go to rod rosenstein? >> it should. but then again, attorney general sessions should have had nothing to do with the firing of james comey and yet he did. the recusal isn't worth that much. if you are making decisions and you recommend firing the top investigator in the russia case, that recusal doesn't amount to...

Would resign before he would give affect to that instruction. if the president goes through this somehow congress will have to step up to the plate, re-establish the independent counsel law that has expired so he can be appointed. we're not going to let the president choose who conducts this investigation. >> playing it through, if the president did decide this is what he wanted, wouldn't -- this is something that the attorney general is supposed to do. it's not something the president is supposed to do. attorney general sessions because he recused himself, wouldn't he have to recuse himself f...