harmit, the big swirling controversy, oh no lawyer wants to work for donald trump. first of all, a lot of law firms, big law firms, don't like getting involved in these political matterstor a variety of reasons, everything is toxic. but this this is what the former acting solicitor general for obama said today. >> i represented bin laden's driver. but i would have trouble representing donald trump. the reason for that is very simple, which is, you know, the guy doesn't believe in the rule of law. >> laura: that's coming from the obama administration with the way they handled the hillary e-mail investigation, so forth. harmit your reaction, what about written answers to questions, what about this narrow area in which donald trump would answer questions, could that be acceptable or is that as professor dershowitz says, perjury trap. >> it's less of a perjury trap if the president answers written questions. but it causes its own problems. i don't think the. of the united states, whether it's donald trump, bill clinton, should be answer questionings like this from a spe

joining us is harmit dillon an attorney and member of california republican national committee.rom palm springs, california. bobbie jackman a retired special fbi agent and here in washington julia epistein former council to the house judiciary committee. jillien. you watch this exchange. they are adamant that an u.s. attorney cannot investigate. >> let's talk about the politics. 20 years ago you and i remembered debating about the ken star. >> laura: wasn't that fun? >> i was part of the an effort to discredit the special council, because he overstepped his boundaries and made a lot of mistakes. he won the debate. 70% of the public agreed with us. and thought starr. >> it ended with a t blue dress. >> and they thought starr mismanaged and overplayed his hand and done improper things. this ishe about the fourth attet to discredit the investigation and attempts to discredit steele. none have worked. i don't think this will work. 60 or 70% of the public believe the investigation should continue. what we're talking about is how mccabe described his conversation with his employees wh