>> and the appointment of this special prosecutor, looks like a cya move, the doj knows there's nothing there. there's been no evidence at all of any collusion. appointing him may tamp down some of the allegations of impropriety, the relationship between trump interfering with the investigation and all that. it gives them some distance and think it might hurt politically but we don't know who ordered it. >> sean: why does it hurt politically to say were going to get to the bottom of it? >> that admittedly doesn't, that helps politically, it fuels the democratic fire. there's nothing here and yet we add another layer that lends credence to it. i'm not saying we shouldn't have done it, -- >> sean: he needs to govern and this breathless hysteria that is existing in the deep state leaks, it's hurting his ability to do his job. >> i totally agree, i have a slightly different take than david does. i think this shifts focus from the senate and the house which are now hotbeds of covering your