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United states versus nixon, and regardless of the world view or philosophy of the justice, the justices were unanimous. this is not just a consraoeufance, it's built into the very nature of our constitutional order. so let me comment briefly. this constitutionally based recognition of executive privilege, and then companion privileges, the deliberative process privilege, the immunity of close presidential advisers from being summoned to testify. these are all firmly established in our law. if there is a dispute between the peoples' house and the president of the united states over the availabi...

Associates' arrests, igor furman and lev parnas, they were working in this rogue diplomacy, shadow diplomacy with rudy giuliani to remove vich vich from that position. there's going to be more information coming to light on that too. >> in letters back and forth, in the letters that went back and forth that have been released friday fiona hill's attorneys, one line is definitely not going unnoticed is this. her attorneys write, finally we understand that deliberative process privilege, quote, disappears altogether when there is any reason to believe government misconduct occurred. what they're...

That it's not insignificant that this marker was laid down about the limitations legally of executive privilege. this is a letter from hill's attorney. "executive privilege likely does not apply to information which is to longer confidential and has come within the sphere of public knowledge through broad disclosures. matters which have been made public through affirmative actions of the white house."ges transcript. "and/or media reports not protected by executive privilege because they are by their very moisture no longer confidential. we understand that deliberative process privilege disappe...

Witness, the failure to produce the documents, we consider yet additional strong evidenceoe constitutional functions of congress, a co-equal branch oft government. >> laura: okay. rudy, again, if you assert a privilege, executive privilege, attorney-client privilege, deliberative process privilege, you are guilty of obstructionof. there's no winning in this scenario. >> i would like to explain toe little schiff that propounding and presenting a false completely false narrative of someone's guilt is called obstructing justice. he did it. he did it right in front of the american people, he did i...

>> the failure to produce this witness, the failure to produce the documents, we consider additional strong evidence of construction, a coequal branch of government. >> laura: if you assert a privilege, executive privilege, attorney-client privilege, deliberative process privilege, you are guilty of obstruction -- there's no winning in this scenario. >> i would like to explain to little schiff that propounding and presenting a false, completely false narrative, someone's guilt is called obstructing justice. he did it, he did it right in front of the american people, he did it for about 20 minu...