I always like the idea of Guilliani as AG from the beginning and was disappointed that the president didn't appoint him.

But I thought that Sessions would also do a good job. The problem with Sessions, even though he seems to be on the right side of things, is that he's still a part of the Washington establishment. Senators will protect each other even if they are of opposite parties. Some feel that prosecuting another senator brings shame on the Senate.

Guilliani has no Washington connections. He is not part of the swamp. He did an incredible job cleaning up New York City and would make a great AG.