yesterday, dueling pressers. >> california, we have a problem. the california legislature has enacted a number of laws that is designed to intentionally obstruct the work of our sworn immigration officers. that's why the department filed a suit against the state of california to invalidate these unjust laws and to immediately freeze their effect. for example, the mayor of oakland has actively -- has been actively seeking to help illegal aliens avoid apprehension by ice. so here's my message to mayor schaaf, how dare you. how dare you needlessly endanger the lives of our law enforcement officers to promote a radical open borders agenda. i fundamentally believe at my core that we should not further endanger the lives of those who risk everything for us because some officials want to violate the law in promoting an agenda that the american people reject.

to speaker of the house, begging devin nunez to not release a four-page memo. do you think he will sign off on a special counsel? it is fraught with problems. brian: trey gowdy is not sure that jeff sessions could not sign off himself. >> he thinks maybe. i worry about this. how is the first special counsel working out? rachel: you think ag sessions should go. who should replace him? would the senate even confirm a replacement? look at rod rosenstein. >> as soon as you rip the bandaid off, get on with the business of president being in office. he can't function. he recused himself out of the most important thing he has to do. there is systemic problem there. he has got to be able to do it. but he can't. brian: russia related. >> when gowdy and goodlatte sent to the attorney making the request, they addressed it to the attorney general and the deputy attorney general. that never happens. it is acknowledgement that rod rosenstein is really running the place and attorney general sessions...