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>> nice. i love it, i love it. >> its been a blistering day for the trump administration on the judicial front. so, there were three really important cases. the d.c. circuit case where judges both ruled that the administration had to comply with the subpoenas from congress. the only person to dissent on the three-judge panel was naomi row, a trump appointee, former member of the federalist society. >> took brett kavanaughs seat. >> really took his seat. so, again, thats -- they were very clear i...

In late with their own claim to the presidents finances? how does that claim different from the other? >> well, i think thats a moore direct effort to get his tax returns. this d.c. circuit case is really about his accounting records and possibly doesnt cover his tax returns. it might just be some of his financial documents. thats just another effort in new york to take another route to try to get at trumps taxes uses a state grand jury subpoena and a judge, a federal judge up in new york city e...

>> maga, making attorneys get attorneys. >> its nice. i love it, i love it. >> its been a blistering day for the trump administration, so there were three really important cases. the d.c. circuit case where the judges both ruled that the administration had to comply with the subpoenas from congress. the only person to dissent on that three judge panel was a newly appointed judge and a trump appointee, former member of the federalist society, not a surprise perhaps. >> took brett kavanaughs seat....

The presidents finances? how does that claim different from the other? >> well, i think thats a moore direct effort to get his tax returns. this d.c. circuit case is really about his accounting records and possibly doesnt cover his tax returns. it might just be some of his financial documents. thats just another effort in new york to take another route to try to get at trumps taxes uses a state grand jury subpoena and a judge, a federal judge up in new york city earlier in the week rejected the ...

Manhattan district attorney came in late with their own claim to the presidents finances? how does that claim different from the other? >> well, i think thats a moore direct effort to get his tax returns. this d.c. circuit case is really about his accounting records and possibly doesnt cover his tax returns. it might just be some of his financial documents. thats just another effort in new york to take another route to try to get at trumps taxes uses a state grand jury subpoena and a judge, a fe...

York. >> exactly. so even when this case comes to a close and to be clear, all indications are that this now is wrapping up at some point, whether this happens before or after the presidents trip to vietnam for his second north korea summit, it is expected to be wrapping up sometime soon. there are signals that that is the direction that this is headed in. this is by no means the end of this. we have the two other investigations, the michael cohen investigation thats working its way through the ...

Cohen, he labels them rats and enemies. this is somebody who attacks the person that says something bad about him whether its true or not. in this case the enemy of the president is not the president, it is the truth. >> and i think its interesting and were going to find out when you cover the 2020 campaign, to what extent is this inadvertently setting the tone for even greater hostility among his supporters. you have to go talk to your colleague, talk to the bbc camera man who got slugged recen...

During that period. and hes been generally speaking on foreign trips available to the press in that format. they tend to be pretty expansive. press access is not a problem with this president. attacks on the media have been part of a pattern for him. if he doesnt like what hes hearing, he labels them enemies. if he doesnt like what he reads the in the press, he labels them enemies. when he doesnt like what he hears from his own political appoints, whether youre talking about jeff sessions or you...

Those things could be consistent. >> if you saw any cable news today, you know there was a ton of second guessing what the judge could have done, what she did because theres being a federal judge and everybody else is in the cheap seats, you saw a potential trap in todays proceedings. what was that? >> i think the judge handled this just right. if she had revoked his bond and put him in jail, he would have likely then argued that she had found that he had threatened her, that she could no longer...

>> hey, joyce, if you saw any cable news today you know there was a ton of second guessing what the judge could have done, what she did because theres being a federal judge and everybody else is in the cheap seats. you i know saw a potential trap in todays proceedings whch w. t what was that? >> i think the judge handled this just right. if she had revoked his bond and put him in jail, he would have likely then argued that she had found that he had threatened her, that she could no longer fairly...