...if I Can Do It, It's Not

I Think, For The Good Of The Country And The Fact That You Don't Want A Question Coming Up Every Time There's A Decision Made, [donald Trump] Should Basically Take Himself Out Of It And Just Be A Passive Participant In The Sense That He Has No Decision-making, No Involvement And No Decisions Get Made Separate From Him. Which Is The Way The Way It's Done For More Cabinet Offices. Or I Think All Cabinet Offices.

I Think [donald Trump] S Got The Votes For [tax Reform]. I Think He's Definitely Has The Republican Votes For It, In House And Senate, And I Think He Probably Has Maybe 20 Percent Of The Democratic Vote For It. So He Could Get It Done With A Bipartisan Majority.

You Want To Do Tax Reductions, You Want To Do Permanent Tax Reduction, Reductions In Spending. You've Got To Go Out And Explain It To The People, Get Them On Your Side And Have Them Become The Levers That You Need In Congressional Relations.

I Think We Understand People Frustration. We Certainly Don't Want To Make It Worse.

I'm Going To Make A Guess, Not A Definitive Statement, I Would Think If You Had To Make A Decision Like That [ Completed The E-mail Investigation On Hillary Clinton], You'd Give It - You'd Give That To An Independent Counsel. You Wouldn't Make It As The Appointee Of The New President.