And I couldn't help but think after reflecting on this whole experience of watching the testimony yesterday, this morning. It's almost as if --I don't think Democrats are really that angry with Bill Barr. They're angry with Robert Mueller. Robert Mueller's the person who did not deliver what they believe should have been delivered from that report. And I also think it's good to look back at Bill Barr's statement that he was surprised when Robert Mueller's folks came in and Robert Mueller and said, "We're not gonna have a finding on whether or not there was any obstruction of justice." They were clearly taken aback by that move and wondering why after two years and hundreds of subpoenas and thousands of hours of interviews, they felt that they couldn't find on that. So I think there's an enormous amount of frustration that this process did not produce what Democrats thought it should. And now they've got to figure out what their next move is.

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MACCALLUM: Again, I think that the concern really with a lot of these folks is that they are angry, and I think Republicans know how it felt on the other side when Hillary Clinton -- they didn't get the result that they wanted with Hillary Clinton after that investigation. They are wearing that hat right now.