We must work hand-in-hand with our colleagues within DHS along with our other Federal partners to address challenges to our legal immigration system and enforce existing immigration law.

the only neutral arbiter, or close to it, that anybody could identify, would be Robert Mueller.

And frankly, for the Democrats who want to say well, so what, we're going to press ahead, they are now in the eyes of average, ordinary Americans, not those of us who pay attention every day, but ordinary Americans going to look like sore…

I think we're probably going to see an awful lot of disclosure, which is certainly something I've been advocating. I think it helps -- it certainly helps the President, the more of it that comes out, the better.

It is perfectly legal. It is perfectly constitutional. It's a separate charge, a separate offense and a separate sovereign.

I think most Americans objectively, if you took the politics out of this, if they -- you asked them about sort of a state-level prosecutor lying in wait if things don't go a particular way at the federal level or if they do, most Americans…

But, the President is the only one in this negotiation who signaled the willingness to compromise.

When you don't follow your own rules, you invite the lack of confidence in the institution. Does the President push that and use hyperbole? Yes, he does.

Impeachment, impeachment is a political undertaking.

I think what you see here is frustration over the complete failure to see any movement on the immigration issue during his entire tenure.

The position that Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi are taking right now is so far out of the mainstream it isn't tenable.

This isn't an investigation of Jill Stein. It's an investigation of Russia.

Impeachment has much wider latitude and not limited normally to what we would think of as felonies.

This was fiat law. I mean, President Obama himself said this over 20 times before he finally did it.

politically, it was a political prosecution, this is a political pardon. And those two go together frankly.

It was political prosecution to begin with. So, it's not surprising to see a pardon, which is obviously a very political act used to kind of close this chapter out.

the Republican leadership, especially in the Senate, is at a crisis point, because they've been exposed as liars.

Let them vote on it. If it doesn't pass, it doesn't pass.

But I will say that Jeff Sessions is showing people that he's a standup person when it comes to the rule of law and the Constitution and respecting the office he holds.

It does not give him the ability properly to just do a fishing expedition on the Trump family.

You don't fix a failure. You get rid of a failure for the benefit of the most Americans possible.

I agree with Maggie that if a bill hit the president's desk on this subject, I would be shocked if he didn't sign it.

The first obligation is to the Constitution and to the law. Not to the president.

the first obligation is to the Constitution and to the law. Not to the president.

the attorney general is unique in the cabinet in having an independent role in enforcing the law and that may at times be undertake -- involving undertakings the president doesn't appreciate.