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let's bring in john sununu former white house chief of staff. on in that white house as we're told that rod rosenstein is making his way there now. >> that's what chiefs of staff are for and general kelly is going to meet with the deputy attorney general. look, if anyone asks me for a recommendation of what the president would do i would tell him right now the chief of staff should try and set guidelines with rosenstein on how things go forward and they should arrange to have a phone call at 7:00 in the morning and 7:00 in the evening every night from here on in planning the day and reviewing the day. and i think in the long run the president would be better off taking control of the process than creating chaos and having him fired. >> sandra: what do you think of the distinction john roberts is making in his reporting. >> very important. >> sandra: he is at the u.n. where the president is. we look back at washington where rod rosenstein is heading to the white house expecting to be fired. he has been called to the white house. he says he is exp

chris sununu is very conservative and a big donald trump supporter. the guy who created the rationale for the voter integrity commission because he lied to how we car in 2016 on a radio talk show about all the millions of voters that got -- from massachusetts and came to new hampshire to vote illegally. it turned out to be a bogus lie, -kobach the pence commission. chris sununu is charming, but he really is sort of -- as sort of conservative as his dad. it is very hard to unelected a first-term governor. the democrats right now have two candidates running in the mode of hillary clinton and bernie sanders, but those two are very liked, not necessarily strong candidates. it will be interesting. the big race in new hampshire is the congressional race. there's a conga line of people running like a nine or 10 on the democratic side. a couple on the republican side. carol porter is the most progressive member of the federal delegation from new hampshire. she has decided to retire, which is understandable, who would want to be there? now it will be interesti

john sununu is former chief of staff to george h.w. bush.ght one of the appearances last friday or saturday by the former president barack obama. what did you make of his appearance, delivery and message? >> well, hi, bill. the vice president is right. barack obama is breaking with 230 years of tradition. virtually a practice by every former president in that they don't criticize their successor and they don't get into the middle of the politics of the day. but obama is out there, i think, for two reasons. number one, he has an insufferable ego. obama's ego saw an opportunity to find a couple of venues where he could go out and talk about himself and he is going to be doing that. unfortunately he is finding out, as he did in anaheim where they were set up for thousands, that only 750 people showed up. so his ego may take some bruising. the second reason i think is more interesting. i think he is worried that if the republicans do hold the house and the senate, that the investigations of congress will continue into the shenanigans of the come

but we have all had these fusses, i think john sununu and the chief of staff for president bush, the father, was a difficult chief of staff to get along with. many times he would have ed rogers who would do the calling and complaining. there was always that adversarial relationship. i think what bothers us now is we are to the point where an administration is undermining the institution of the media by undermining our credibility in general. >> do you think that's the case and do you think there would be lasting change? i mean, we've talked about this dynamic process of the relationship between the press and the president. >> i think the current administration is definitely intent on undermining the credibility of the fourth estate of the mainstream media, partly what they want -- what president trump wants to get to is get to the point where his supporters, his base, will only believe him and not believe anything else. >> let me ask a question of mike and ron here, which is the central tension to the jobs that you have held as press secretary. how does a presidential press secretary

that means she will face the incumbent republican governor chris sununu in november.de island holds its primary today and new york is tomorrow with the actress cynthia nixon hoping to defeat the incumbent governor there, cuomo. >> it's going to be a battle to the midterms in november. >>> well, the nation has paused to remember those killed in the 9/11 terror attacks. >> a tribute in lights stretching into the sky above lower manhattan overnight honoring the victims. there were also moving tributes at the pentagon and, of course, in western pennsylvania. here is abc's maggie rulli. >> reporter: a moment of silence felt across the nation. marking the moment 17 years ago at 8:46 in the morning when the first tower was attacked on september 11th. >> david gregory arce. >> reporter: the names of every person killed that day read out loud. nearly 3,000 people lost and remembered. >> rosa maria chapa. >> reporter: another 184 names are read at the pentagon where just after sunrise a flag is unfurled down the side of the building, covering the exact spot where a plane hit th

want you to call general kelly, this is a suggestion that governor sununu made this morning, call generalt 7:00, tell us what's coming, every night at 7:00, tell us what happens because i'm really interested in the efficient management of the doj and for better, for worse, you're my guy. for heaven's sakes, don't think out loud, even if you are having a bad day, don't think out loud because i don't want to see it on the front page of the "new york times." that's the conversation i would have with him. this guy has great experience and great respect amongst the lifers in the doj, talking prosecutors and fbi agents. it would be traumatic to the doj were he to be fired over this. neil: wouldn't that be a little unsettling, too, get up at 7:00 in the morning, 7:00 at night to review? >> maybe that's a little much. if i were the president, i would bond with him. i wouldn't repel him. neil: let's switch gears on the kavanaugh situation. you raised -- now with all the allegations coming up, he's damned if he does, damned if he doesn't, but the president could entertain a recess appointment. >> m

bush john sununu. thank you for joining us here on labor day.r topic, what do you make of how lanny davis has been around washington for years and years is handling himself now? >> look, this story gives great insight into the spin machine that the clintons and the obamas have developed over the years. they want to put something out whether it's true or not. they create, first of all, a network of people that will confirm the story to the press. people who may really not have any idea what they are going to confirm but having been primed by the likes of lanny davis are ready to give the nod when the press contacts them. lanny is doing what brennan did with the dossier when he went to reid, clapper did, what the whole process that now has created the investigation was built on. so lanny got burned by not doing it as well as he usually does. but in trying to exonerate cnn he is making himself look more foolish and cnn, by the way, i am absolutely sure, knows what's going on when they do this but they got burned especially on this story because the