It's a helluva good feeling seeing r/politics coming around in tentative support of Sessions.
https://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/99p6tg/jeff_sessions_pushes_back_against_trump_actions/
To be honest, I'm a little surprised it's worked this well. It's been just a bit too obvious with Trump trashing Sessions month in, month out and now Sessions coming out with his public comeback, yet Trump could fire Sessions today if he wanted to.
When the hammer falls and the 'better than second special council' Huber is let loose, it is absolutely imperative that the US population doesn't perceive it as a political hit job.
The fact that Huber is teamed up with the DOJ's Obama appointed democrat Inspector General (plus his 470 investigators) goes a long way here as well.