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Organization on monday. whats interesting about this, the subpoena goes back thechb ye ten years. looking for information from 2009 forward. they want to know about communications, they want documents relating to the insurance company their business dealings with the trump organization. the one thing that is interesting about this, right, so this organization is the new york department of financial services. its not well known, but certainly, you know, they oversee a lot of lenders. they oversee...

Primar primary. the field is just way too far left. is he right? >> yeah, i think hes exactly right, and i actually think there you have a very honest assessment. i think hes being honest. i also think, i really want to tip my hat to him. i mean, a lot of politicians have trouble restraining their egos and finding any kind of limits to their egos. i think mike bloomberg did a whole bunch of research here. the people around him did a whole bunch of research. they looked hard at the facts and they...

Congress, request for documents. not a subpoena. theyre holding that back strategically. today we saw the response from the white house objecting on technical grounds. too overbroad, that kind of thing. the next step from congress if they want to push the issue, now heres a subpoena, now you have to hand over the documents. its compulsory. its not optional l. and then the ball goes back over to the white house, and i think what they may then do is invoke executive privilege. say, these are insid...

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Its not wrong. >> too overbroad. >> gregg: its clear there was an invasion of privacy by doing this at night, but lets talk about the tracking by the gps. let me draw a comparison. a reasonable search and seizure to intrude into somebodys car anywhere that is not in plain sight. so hiding a device on the car to o that person, isnt that not in plain sight? >> its a fourth amendment violation. whole thing for multiple reasons as you just stated. you go on to cartilage, you plant this device. that ...