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Anymore merely because he moved it from the oval office to the residents in the white house, from one room to another in the white house. and because he then moved it from the residents to mar-a-lago, it is deemed personal. so suddenly, highly classified documents are suddenly his personal documents. so, as dan pointed out, legally that is not going to fly and actually this is just another defense du jour. he has said the exact opposite in court, his lawyer started the first time he appeared before a judge can, and said that these are largely presidential records that we are dealing with. now ...

Appropriate. that's of course, not the case. whether his intent was corrupt is a central part of this case as it is in nearly every criminal case in the country. as a backup argument, however, the president claims that, you know, we want you to read the president's mind. juries, of course -- >> this entire impeachment process is about the house managers insistence that they are able to read everybody's thoughts. they can read everybody's intention. they think you can read minds. >> they want to tell you what president trump thought. >> routinely asked to determine the defendant's state of mind...

Has jurisdiction over these four states upheld the bans and those plaintiffs have gone on to the supreme court. so the justices have limited the issues before them to just two questions. what are they? >> well, the first is the most fundamental and that is does the constitution require a state to allow same-sex couples to marry? it will second is kind of a backup argument, and that is for couples that live in a state in which same-sex marriage is legal to -- say the voters have voted to permit it -- do other states have to recognize those same-sex marriages if the couples move or if a couple f...

firms say one thing and do another. we're watching the story for you and will have more details as the details come in. the rest of the day's top stories, right to brooke baldwin with an update on headlines. >> welcome back from the beach. good to see you. good morning, everyone. about 700,000 people waking up to another day without power. look at the map. you see 11 states and talk about the nation's capital. it has been six days since powerful storms fueled by extreme heat zapped trees and knocked down power lines and take a look at this picture. this is washington's massive power ...

a 5-4 decision in the end, it was john roberts, the chief justice appointed by president bush who saved the health care law. senator obama voted against roberts confirmation in 2005. roberts went against his four conservative justices ruling that the individual mandate, which requires people to buy health insurance was a tax, not a penalty that falls under the congressional power to levy taxes. a harsh oped said the remarkable decision upholding the affordable care act is shot through with confusion. the mandate that's really a tax except when it isn't and the government whose powers...