GLORIA BORGER, CNN CHIEF POLITICAL ANALYST: That the FBI and the Justice Department behave independently. And he is frustrated by that. But that hasn't stopped him from letting the attorney general and letting Chris Wray and Sessions letting Wray know how he feels about McCabe. So, you know, it does kind of muddy the waters here. The White House says, you know, we knew nothing about this. No fingerprints on this. We were not involved. But you would be remiss if you didn't ask the question, the fact that the White House let this be known so publicly and over such a long period of time have any impact on this.</s>BROOKE BALDWIN, CNN ANCHOR: Right. That's the question. Quick final thought, Solomon?</s>SOLOMON WISENBERG, FORMER DEPUTY INDEPENDENT COUNSEL: I think it's the most likely explanation. There could have been pressure. That would be unfortunate. The most likely explanation is that he was at a point where he could take his accumulated leave and it would run through March and he decided to take pressure off Chris Wray and resign right now.</s>BALDWIN: Might be. Might be. Solomon, Chris, Gloria, thank you very much.</s>WISENBERG: Thank you.</s>BALDWIN: Still ahead here, we're going to talk about Hillary Clinton and how her former campaign manager - this goes back to the campaign in 2008 -- says she suggested firing an adviser accused of sexually harassing a female staffer. But it was Hillary Clinton herself who over ruled her. The campaign manager is speaking out to CNN. We'll hear from here next.
FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe Steps Down