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Money together for someone who has a health care condition or suffered a medical accident. that's what's top of mind there, not culture wars that steve king is pedaling. >> david, would the republican congressional campaign committee be giving up on steve king, condemning him if he were ten points ahead in the polls? >> well, either way, i think you're seeing them distance themselves from steve king. it may not be a written rule, but if you have to condemn white supremacy, you're losing the debate. the reality is this is a member of congress who has suggested that civilization needed to be res...

Should stay out of politically charged investigations 60 days within the election? >> this is not a written rule. it is an unwritten rule. it is not a law. there's no punishment. a lot of agencies have administrative rules internally. if you weak them, there could be an internal punishment. it's not that fine identity. this is a gentleman's agreement where they say it's better to stay out of elections, not have the investigation or indictment come down within 60 days of the election because of the fear it will look politically charged. there's no punishment. mueller is free to continue his inv...

That would be seen as you're afraid to answer questions or this and that. he's casted as the investigation as such a witch hunt and in that sense he can argue that why would he sit in front of an -- for an investigation that's a witch hunt and out to get him. >> dan, i want to quickly touch on the idea that rudy giuliani says there's a department of justice rule that says you can't be doing this to close to an election. there's no written regulation on this. no written policy. there's generalized guidance it seems that prosecutors do not indict political candidates or use o vert investigative ...

Trump's u.s. supreme court nominee. are you concerned that doing away with the filibuster in order to confirm neil gorsuch, the judge, will ultimately lead to the end of the legislative filibuster as well? >> i'm not, wolf, because they're very different practices, very different traditions. for 214 years there was never a partisan filibuster of any nominee, for any party of any office until 2003 when chuck schumer convinced democrats to start filibustering judges. always of now we're back to where we were in 2003, after 214 years of tradition. in those days it was an unwritten rule, today it ...

Experience long before the internet that in the course of doing a story, you're going to always have to make changes. if you put a story out, you're going to learn new facts, discover things you didn't get right. you're going to discover new information that may change the story. the ap has been doing this for a hundred years. i reached out to the standards editor of the a.p. i said how do you deal with that? >> what did he say? >> they have very specific rules for dealing with this and i actually brought along the standards they've set. they boiled it down basically to a sentence. it says whe...