called bobnk he gates, yoda? guest: his view was that you needed continuity. bob gates had the understated political way of providing advice. very calm. obama did call him yoda. and i think to the callers point, there are a couple of ways. one is yes, by appointments. we kept the fbi director appointed by george w. bush, bob mueller, a repeated republican appointee. and then we appointed james comey who was also a republican. ray lahood was appointed. to thewas appointed veterans affairs. gregy to appoint judge through the commerce department but ultimately he did pullout at the end because he saw the direction it was going. another important point, the health care bill, everybody forgets that it has become so contentious. on as actually paste republican idea passed by mitt romney. provided universal health care. single-payerrsue a system.ed we had a republican thinking when you had a system in place -- mitt romney promoted that plan and he had to tie whyelf in knots to explain the same plan he was for as governor was terrible now that obama did it as presiden

calls him yoda. but you know, i think that there were a couple ways. yes, you try appointments. we kept in place, the fbi director appointed by george w. bush, who was bob mueller. repeated republican appointee. then james comey, who was also a republican. ray lahood was a republican that was appointed. the transportation in our administration, bob mcdonald appointed to reform that agency. we frankly tried to appoint greg, republican member of congress, to the commerce department and ultimately, he pulled out at the end because he saw the direction toward obama and the congress. a number of appointments had different levels as well. another important point, though. you have been here from massachusetts. the healthcare bill, everybody forgets that it becomes so contention. the idea of a democratic legislature having worked with the republican governor, mitt romney, to provide universal healthcare. we drew from that idea. we did not pursue a single payer, completely socialized healthcare system like today we have in the united kingdom. this idea had come out of a lot of republican

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but for whatever reason, the justice department is losing its yoda at a time the justice department is under a sustained pointed aggressive partisan attack from the president of the united states and republican members of congress. so now what? he wrote the profile for scott schools last year which is dlinled the most important under known person in d.c. as the russia investigation deepens. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> i say this is the most important profile of scott schools because it was the only one. >> the only one. >> what is your reaction to him leaving? and has anything evolved since you, since you wrote this last year? last summer? >> has anything happened since then? >> in terms of his role. >> i would assume he came into this job thinking he would stay in it many, many years. his predecessor was in the job over 20 years. i speck scott schools who is being grouped for replacing him thought he had a good future. he didn't know president trump would be elected. mabel he took a different job. there are no instigating disputes, no duress that went to his exit. it see

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but for whatever reason, the justice department is losing its yoda at a time when the justice department is under a sustained, pointed aggressive partisan attack from the president of the united states and republican members of congress. so now what happens? joining us now is leon napok, a staff writer for slate. he wrote that aforementioned profile of scott schools last year, which was headlined the most important unknown person in d.c. as the russian investigation deepens, scott schools has become the conscience of the justice department. mr. nneyfakh, thank you very much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> it's the run that has -- because you figured out who he was and what he was doing. >> it's the only one. >> but you win. what's your reaction to him leaving and has anything evolved since you -- since you wrote this last year, last summer? >> has anything happened since then? >> yeah, in terms of understanding his role. >> well, i was surprised. i would assume that he came to this job in october of 2016 thinking he would stay in it for many, many years. his predecessor, davi

called bobnk he gates, yoda? guest: his view was that you needed continuity. gates had the understated political way of providing advice. very calm. obama did call him yoda. and i think to the callers point, there are a couple of ways. one is yes, by appointments. we kept the fbi director appointed by george w. bush, bob mueller, a repeated republican appointee. and then we appointed james comey who was also a republican. ray lahood was appointed. to thewas appointed veterans affairs. gregy to appoint judge through the commerce department but ultimately he did pullout at the end because he saw the direction it was going. another important point, the health care bill, everybody forgets that it has become so contentious. on as actually paste republican idea passed by mitt romney. provided universal health care. single-payerrsue a system.ed we had a republican thinking when you had a system in place -- mitt romney promoted that plan and he had to tie whyelf in knots to explain the same plan he was for as governor was terrible now that obama did it as president. i

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committee elections, and it could be illuminating, and i want to thank yoda for watching, one of our viewers, while taking a bath, that's dedication. we'll be back next week from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. for now, good night from washington and "all the president's men" is up next. >>> this is an msnbc special presentation. >> here comes the president's helicopter landing on the plaza of the east side of the east front of the capitol. the helicopter hovering gently, just off the ground. amazing timing. the president's flying all the way across the world, across the atlantic ocean, arriving almost exactly, exactly as scheduled at 9:30 in the capital plaza so that he can go up the steps of the house of representatives, go into the chamber, address the members of the house of the senate, the supreme court, the diplomatic core of washington, all of whom are inside waiting for him in the chamber in the house of representatives. >> the president of the united states. [ applause ] the president accompanied by the committee down the central aisle. greets members of his cabinets and those wa