so that -- bourque has always -- while he's very conservative and much more conservative than many inlican party, he's kind of gotten a bad rap over the years. >> so john, is it worse than -- i mean, in nixon's case, he had to get someone to get the job done. in trump's case, the white house believes he has the power to fire mueller himself. what do you think? >> well, i think that's a new theory of executive power that's really come since watergate. it's called the unitary executive theory, that the president has unlimited powers in the executive branch, that he cannot only fire anybody in the justice department, not with standing regulations, he can go over to the s.e.c. and tell them how to decide a case or tell the s.e.c. how to decide a case. it really does -- it places the president above the law. and most scholars don't subscribe to that theory. >> so is the president getting accurate information? because the white house says the president has been advised that he has the power to fire mueller. >> i think the president can probably get advice on any issue on both sides of it if

if we would have composers and human beings he was censored when you actually write anything was bourque's because the ruhr saloon like that are sort of songs they would be in the lives that them can see that it would be political so here you would music in which also people who claims that they could perfectly understand what he said so in that sense that ship was knowledge that's where you said something recently which i remember took note of that. the notes are basically just you know specs on the page we have no record of how they should be playing it all written before the technology to capture these performances so we don't really know what the composer had in mind beyond his ability to make notations you know speed it up a little slower allegro whatever it is i want to say also into the music we put ourselves in context for a moment like i am and listen that is because for example you know to put it simply if you're in some song and his or her way you think that was something creepy when there was a spirit and listens to the same piece he remembers the same nice feeling but if it wa

that then became judge bourque -- he wasn't a judge at the time but worked for nixon.ed? eventually the court said that was illegal and found another special counsel and started impeachment proceedings. so president trump needs to look carefully at what he might be doing to set that up for himself. >> would he need a cause to terminate rosenstein? >> well, no, not rosenstein. rosenstein would need cause to fire mueller. >> he doesn't need a cause? >> he sefs at trves at the plea president trump. >> and this goes to your question about obstruction. i don't think it will be obstruction but you could not do something that would otherwise be lawful if you have a corrupt intent. that's the lingo that you hinge on the corruption charge. that's what we're focused on in terms of an obstruction case. >> it's members of congress who have a bigger problem with rod rosenstein, myself included, that he's not giving us the documents and he's not doing his job. and if he's not going to do the job, he needs to go and find one that he will do. and so the frustration with the a.g. and t