Also, he speaks pretty well on his own behalf. He's got the Vice President. He's got Marco Rubio. You know, there are other people in the White House. Stephen Miller, I think, does a great job as well.

So, there are a lot of people around him that can actually go out and talk on his behalf and authoritatively about how he feels about issues. So, it's not like they're without credible messengers. It's just that the person who stands at that podium happens to be vacant. But he's not totally without communications weapons at the moment.

SCIUTTO: I'm going to give Maria the final word.

But Scott, I do want to press you here. Are you interested in the job still?

JENNINGS: I haven't spoken to anybody about it tonight or today. In fact, I learned about it -- I was on my radio show today when I heard about it, and I actually took the President's comments a few seconds after he made them and played them on the show, and I was -- I was finding out about the whole thing as you all were as well. And the only person I've spoken about it today with, is right now, with you.

SCIUTTO: OK.

JENNINGS: So, these are -- these are my views at the moment.

SCIUTTO: We'll see if the President was watching. Perhaps he'll tweet about it.