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Asked you about going back to your intelligence committee appearance in june or july. how long a period of abeyance do you need to get the answer from the white house as to whether these questions are protected or not? you can't have a situation which the president never has to assert it and the abeyance goes on indefinitely. don't you agree with that? >> you make a point but the burden is on those who want to breach a core privilege of the president, which is private conversations with his attorney general to show precisely what it is that you would like him to waive it on. that's what your l...

The rule at the department of justice allows you a short time period with the rule calls in abeyance whether you're going to exert executive privilege or not. so you don't have to just give up your privilege because you don't have time to sort through it. there are questions unanswered for months and months and months. and somebody has to start following the rules here on executive privilege. >> you mentioned the executive privilege, that was a theme that was brought. >> did the president ever mention to you his concern about lifting the cloud on the russia investigation? >> senator feinstein,...

Line, subsidy lowers their average deductible to 255 bucks a year. americans could see huge increases next year. the president threatened to stop payments for months. cost men to hike rates. 43% by more than 20%. some major players dropped out. insurers didn't price in loss of subsidies could sue or raise rates. all of this a new problem for obamacare, less than three weeks before open enrollment. >> what happens now, there is no way, i guess congress to approve money for this. but that's not likely. >> the argument from the white house now is they say payments are illegal, that congress shoul...

But with bill clinton, the public stuck with bill clinton. >> and they are not sticking with mr. trump, and that's a really interesting and political problem. because part of this is political should it ever get to up people. . impeachment. >> but prosecutors stumble across some financial irregularity that has nothing to do with russia or even the election, would they pursue it, i mean, from a legal standpoint? gloria, would they? >> it really depends on what it is. what happened with the nixon years is that as they were investigating nixon, they found all of these other irregularities and of ...

Come to pass. instead an extroetinary moment. we have republican senators saying we're going to have to put our trust and to not push this bill to become law. what we've seen, president trump, if this passes tonight, is going to start applying so much pressure. right wing radio is going to apply so much pressure. members of the house, so much pressure on ball ryan, to get through conference what they -- the bill they ultimately want, or do a vote on this skinny repeal and send it right to the white house. the idea that somehow this can be held in abeyance and everything will be worked out many...