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Is it his family? does ivanka have any influence over him? but why -- were you able to decipher any reason as to why the president does seem to listen so closely to rudy giuliani? >> well, you know, the two obviously have known each other for a very long time and they have that kind of relationship. and when trump talks about giuliani, you know, he still refers to him as a legendary mayor. as, you know, the greatest mayor in the history of new york and he clearly thinks highly of him in that way...

Pitch that the trump folks are using, not perfect, but better. and displaying the words here and that will be the pitch next fall. >> i think part of that pitch is related to what the economy is doing. obviously, president trump wants to take credit for that and hes going to say, youre going to run a big risk if you want to make a change right now. and can i just respond to nathan. are you actually trying to tell me that the democrats are the party of fiscal responsibility? >> absolutely. i am s...

As you know, you need 20 senate republicans to remove him from office. if not, youll just have impeachment. and if theres any chance for democrats to even get close to that number, theyre going to have to sort of convince more of the american public and more republicans to -- that this is actually a very serious matter, not just politics as usual. and the way that happens is by having public hearings. >> allen, i want to dig further into what you got into at the top here, the "washington post" r...

Florida rather than new york. the big apple now saying, hey, buy, felicia, basically. whats behind this? is this politics? is this taxes? whats the deal? >> the president tweeted out and said he hasnt been treated well by authorities in new york state and so thats whats behind this. of course theres a tax reason do this, not only does florida not have an income tax there that would affect the president, but also theres no inheritance tax in florida. presumably many, many years from now when the ...

Calling in the coming weeks for federal officials to step up and take the lead here, brooke. >> as we continue to follow her and her story. we heard from speaker nancy pelosi about all of this. her word was shameful, that congresswoman hill was publicly humidity by cyber exploitation. speaker pelosi made other noteworthy comments behind closed doors? what did she say? >> she has been -- thats been such a fascinating thing. katie hill was certainly a protege of hers. she was one of the first peop...

An end point, as quickly as kind of cekeyed on up to this possible. >> good luck, speaker. point is how much it lines up thanks, guys. with past individuals who have its great to see you. testified and given depositions all right, still ahead for on several key events. you also underscored the us, after two fatal crashes that significance. led to a worldwide grounding of he is the first current white house official to come in and testify. obviously, the top ukraine the 737 max yet, congress is...

Didnt want to do that because he wanted to make sure that we didnt lose any lives. the clear implication being that he didnt quite trust nancy pelosi with national security information. talk about that and what the fallout has been from those remarks. >> reporter: i think the rancor in washington was on full display in making those comments. obviously, the speaker has been in washington for decades. given her profile, given her position, if she among anyone cant keep secrets like this, were all ...

Interestingly said that he didnt want to do that because he wanted to make sure that we didnt lose any lives. the clear implication being that he didnt quite trust nancy pelosi with national security information. talk about that and what the fallout has been from those remarks. >> reporter: i think the rancor in washington was on full display in making those comments. obviously, the speaker has been in washington for decades. given her profile, given her position, if she among anyone cant keep s...

Interestingly said that he didnt want to do that because he wanted to make sure that we didnt lose any lives. the clear implication being that he didnt quite trust nancy pelosi with national security information. talk about that and what the fallout has been from those remarks. >> reporter: i think the rancor in washington was on full display in making those comments. obviously, the speaker has been in washington for decades. given her profile, given her position, if she among anyone cant keep s...

Something of course that goes back to the very start of the country. every president wants to have as much flexibility and secrecy as possible with how they conduct their actions. president washington, in fact, was the first obviously to exert executive privilege. but his initial attempt to exert executive privilege i think is very insightful for us because washington said essentially i need to have absolute control and absolute secrecy over my dealings with foreign countries to make diplomacy w...