I mean, it's extraordinarily brave of her to come in and do this because she's paid this personal price already.

It's really essential that he go forward without a big cloud over him and without a sense he was ramrodded through on a partisan basis.

I think it's clear now, Anderson, that the Republicans have a point. This should have been brought up earlier in some fashion, so that it could be done as part of the regular process.

This is -- they've embraced a communications strategy that is a loser. It's coming back to haunt them now. The fact that the president's personal approval among Americans would go down six points since last month, a sharp drop among…

But, clearly, now, they've let this whole thing go on so long, they need to change course or eight or nine weeks here before the elections, the Democrats can only sit there and say, keep going. Keep going. Just do what you're doing.

the longer the president keeps tweeting about this anonymous and the search for that and tweets about the Woodward book and also keeps pushing the idea that the Justice Department now should investigate all of this, it shows -- it…

It's completely degrading. It's completely demoralizing. You do not do that to professionals.

I think that those that are calling for the 25th Amendment and invoking the 25th Amendment is premature.

The Republican Party leadership bears responsibility here. If they know and let this go on, the president -- the Republican Party is culpable on this and it could destroy the party if they're not careful.

I think this is in preparation for forcing Sessions out after the midterms, bringing in someone, trying to get it through the Senate who is going to be much more sympathetic to the president.

I think one of the things we've learned in the last 48 hours is there is millions of Americans out there who continue to respect leaders of courage, of candor and of character.