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Other. she is leaving on very good terms. ainsley: some people have wondered of is she going to run for president eventually she was on the couch recently i wouldn't run against the president. i don't know what my future. steve: yesterday zero chance. brian: abby phillips cnn speculation because the way kavanaugh was confirmed and the way the administration backed him which is just farcical. i don't think there is any way. now you find out, too. that she wrote a resignation letter october 1st or 2nd. the president said can we hold on to that until after? and the fact is 10:20 eastern time. we ...

Laying out seems to be quite salient at this point. >> jake, you also wrote something in playbook this morning that caught my attention. the me, me, me era of politics. citing duncan hunter. you also wrote about the indi indicted new york congressman as well. indicted in the last few weeks. refusing to step aside. speaker ryan who announce head wouldn't run, retiring after election day. you see these all as examples of contemporary politicians who subscribe to the ethos of putting self before party. what's behind the shift in thinking? >> we could put these guys on the couch and be arbitrary p...

Johnny one note? in other words, facebook's unique issues the privacy issues and all of that. that is facebook. it's not endemic to technology. how do you tell your clients to get a grip in the middle of some of this? >> i wouldn't run back out and buy facebook tomorrow. the drop that happened isn't good. they've had a lot of negative publicity. they weathered the storm. that's for sure. they made new highs last night but they've had issues. they're in their own bucket. if you bought the stock over 180 where a lot of people bought in 20, you were down. i wouldn't back out and buy it. let faceb...

Were looked at, e-mail records looked at. that's something that's worrisome. >> ruth marcus i have to say as a former senate staffer myself i am shocked by this in a way that's hard to describe because most committees in the senate, the behavior that's described here of sharing inside information with reporters, there's nothing criminal about it, absolutely nothing, but the intelligence committee is by far the most sensitive. and it's hard to think of any information you could share from the intelligence committee to reporters, where you wouldn't run into crossing a legal line. and those staff...

Times" reporter, phone records were looked at, e-mail records looked at. that's something that's worrisome. >> ruth marcus i have to say as a former senate staffer myself i am shocked by this in a way that's hard to describe because most committees in the senate, the behavior that's described here of sharing inside information with reporters, there's nothing criminal about it, absolutely nothing, but the intelligence committee is by far the most sensitive. and it's hard to think of any information you could share from the intelligence committee to reporters, where you wouldn't run into crossin...