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His phone like there is so much evidence in my phone. so many of the former prosecutors were like, so get the phone. subpoena the phone. but to his comments about he's weighing his options with respect to this, we keep saying this, but subpoenas aren't voluntary. these are compulsory. he may have some, you know, privilege issues he wants to float around. i don't know how effective those are going to be. just having a lawyer involved in the conversation doesn't necessarily make a communication privileged. every conversation that you and i have had is not privileged. >> they've been watching the...

Aren't voluntary. these are compulsory. and he may have some, you know, privilege issues that he wants to float around. i don't know how effective those are going to be. i mean, you know, just having a lawyer involved in the conversation doesn't necessarily make a communication privileged. every conversation that you and i have had is not privileged because -- >> well, they have been watching the whole time. >> right, exactly. so it's not confidential. it's not seeking legal advice. so i think there's going to be a lot of questions raised body what was giuliani's role with respect to the presi...

The way to lead them is not by tearing them apart, by not going after fbi agents for doing their job or going after intel officials for doing their job. instead, give them a vision of what you want them to achieve and how you want to achieve it. i've never heard that in the 2 1/2 years that president trump has been in charge of this country. >> berit berger, do you think rudy giuliani is a walking gold mine of information? now tonight he's just fluttering out the notion that he may have recordings or video, cinematographer style that we didn't know about. but also what is the consequence if he...

Testimony from legal counsel don mcgahn. she has not said whether she will provide documents under a june 4th headline. joining me now is former u.s. attorney and an attorney that represented three white house employees during the clinton investigation. joyce, the "the new york times" took heat for its coverage of hicks' subpoena, a glam shot of hicks and a headline that says she has to decide whether to talk to congress. a subpoena used to mean you didn't get to decide, you show up. has the white house already managed to change the definition of a congressional subpoena? where are we at here?...