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Really any president that came before you, you distort the power structure. so by acting like an animal in those press briefings, by as you just said, assaulting verbally the reporters in the room, exercising their first amendment rights, to make yourself feel big when you are small, you trot out this phony debate about decorum. but not for yourself. only for the reporters. >> right. we've seen repeatedly the president hold other people to standards that he does not hold himself to. and this is a part of that. and he also rolls this out when he's losing. so in the cnn challenge, that was a fir...

It is more complicated than people think. the argument has a full range of different points of intrigue. what's going to happen? the judges have to decide soon. we'll take you through the possible outcomes in all likelihood it doesn't end anytime soon. we're also going to take a look at late-night drama that took play in the senate. the republicans voted along party lines to silence senator warren. why? because they say in the form of mitch mcconnell, the senator majority leader that she broke a senate decorum rule of impugning the character of another senator by reading and this becomes the...

>> to this institution, the senate operates based on trust. whether we are democrats or republicans, these 100 senators have to be able to trust that when a senator says something he or she will do it, even if we disagree on substance, that we don't lie to each other. >> it's rare to see this sort of personal attack in the senate. especially among members of the same party. and it may have even violated a senate decorum rule. now mcconnell so far has been potentially we could hear from him for the first time. now ted cruz is, of course, running for president. he is already raising money saying...