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But on obstruction of justice, today may end up going down as a landmark day in this scandal. because today is the day of the president's lawyers effectively stopped arguing against the allegation that the president obstructed justice and instead they pivoted today and started making a public case that it's okay if the president obstructed justice because he's the president and he can do that. as president he's immune from any accountability for that particular crime. the president's lawyer john dowd telling axios.com today, "the president cannot obstruct justice because he is the chief law en...

Elected to the senate, if he survives the scandals in alabama, it will be because of the accumulation of the six things jim just laid out and distrust of the media because the people who support roy moore when you talk to them, it's not that they don't -- it's not that they are mad he did these things, it's that though don't believe them because they come from the "washington post." >> the piece is up on axios.com. >> thank you. >> not qualified the american bar association issues that unusual rating for one of president trump's nominees -- >> this guy, willie, what in the world? >> wait until...

Strategist, steve bannon, and son-in-law have been clashing, that son-in-law being jared kushner. that's word from a number of news sources and denied by the white house. joining me is jonathan swan from axios.com. your latest article how trump diffused west wing feud for now. let's dive into that because there's been so much i guess interest in the enigma of these three figures, not only just kushner and bannon but reince priebus involved. explain the rub or where they went sideways. >> well, there was always a rub between steve bannon and gary cohen, who is donald trump's top economic advise...

Week, don mcgahn has a role in another key controversy involving the president and this ongoing scandal this all encompassing scandal that surrounds him and his administration and frankly his campaign. "vanity fair" reported this week it has been don mcgahn who has been insisting to the president that no, he can't pardon his campaign chairman paul manafort ahead of manafort's second federal felony trial due to start next month in washington, d.c. "vanity fair" reports the president is so set on pardoning manafort despite that advice he has been considering bringing in a different lawyer to adv...

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