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Have the subpoena quashed. to subpoena the president, never been done successfully in the history of this country. >> in fact, there is no law saying the president cannot be subjected to criminal process, as president nixon painfully discovered before he decided to resign the presidency and accept a pardon from his former vice president after he resigned. thats how president nixon avoided criminal process, by resigning the presidency and getting a pardon that prevented any criminal process from ...

The feeling around the world seems to be so far so good. but were talking about the best of the best, people who have successfully rescued four of these children. explain how the rain or rising water levels either push or affect their process. >> the rising of the water levels is certainly going to delay them, may affect the decision of the numbers they try to bring out in one go. it creates extra difficulty for the students to try to swim through to get through. delays from starting this mornin...

Comply with all of these demands p he is effectively setting up a situation where the special counsel would issue a spp to try to compel the president to testify. thats something giuliani said he will challenge in court. heres more from the former mayor of new york sunday morning on "state of the union" speaking to dana bash. listen. >> i have no idea what hes going to do. i think if he does we could have the subpoena quashed. to subpoena the president, never been done successfully in the histor...

To subpoena the president has never been done successfully. in the history of this country. there is very, very strong law that the president cannot be subjected to criminal process. we have a strong argument they have not made a case for an interview. >> reporter: the developments from the russia investigation come during a busy week for the president. he has the supreme court pick to announce and meet with nato allies and visit the united kingdom and the sit down with vladimir putin next week ...

They will probably attempt to use the court to push back and roll back elements of health care provision, having been unable to push back the affordable care act through a repeal in congress, and of course lgbt rights where there has been a big debate about how far those rights can be recognized, may be pushed back or at least curbed by this court. so just as in the 1950s we saw in a sense a social revolution that was really furthered by the court. for example, in its rulings on race. now we may...

Open air. >> thats correct. theyve broken the cave into groups. there will be divers looking at different sections of the cave. and passion the students on like a package. the experienced divers will take them through the tube section, then pass them on to another diver. that way each diver is familiar with the section theyre working in. >> and as far as the children are concerned, neil, the wet suits theyre using, the face masks, the gear, and the importance of keeping them calm, not panicking ...

Subjected to criminal process. theres very good arguments in the llc opinion governing mueller says that. but certainly constitutional law may say it. the reality is we have a very strong argument that they havent made a case for an interview. >> it appears that the presidents legal team would prefer this court battle to the president actually testifying. and of course this is all unfolding during a very busy week for president trump. he doesnt only have that supreme court decision. hes also hea...

The special counsel to provide some evidence to lead to suspicion of wrongdoing on behalf of president trump. giuliani does not believe that robert mueller would comply with some of the demands. he has openly said so suggesting he believes mueller would issue a subpoena to compel the president to testify. something that giuliani says he would challenge in court. here is more from the presidents attorney on "state of the union" sunday morning. >> i have no idea what he will do. if he does, we cou...

That the president cannot be subjected to criminal process. theres very good argument that the opinion governoring mueller says that but certainly constitutional law may say it. the reality is that we have a very strong argument that they havent made a case for an intervie interview. >> this is happening as the president had a jam packed schedule this week. also he has his meeting with nato allies and his one-on-one sit down with vladimir putin. this continues to be a cloud over the administrati...

Allies to tour the uk, but trip and the other items on the agenda are falling against the backdrop of a brewing legal battle between the presidents attorneys and the special counsel. this weekend rudy giuliani made very specific dmapemands of rob mueller in order to grant him an interview with the president. chiefly, giuliani is asking the special counsel to provide some sort of evidence that would lead to a suspicion of wrongdoing on behalf of president trump. giuliani was cnn this morning spea...