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At all. >> absolutely. may be a pain in the neck to him but not prosecutable. what might be prosecutable is seizing cell phones. i understand that the cell phones were voluntarily turned over. i understand that some people signed waivers. you can look at my cell phone whenever you want. without the volunteering and without the waiver, the fourth amendment prevents the government from taking anybody's cell phone, even people that work for the government. >> shepard: can't wait for the day somebody sells hand me your cell phone. >> they won't say that to you, shep. >> shepard: that will be the l...

That's hilarious. >> don't shoot the messenger. >> shepard: those anonymous ones are awesome. >> well, there you go. >> shepard: go ahead. what did today's anonymous source say? >> i know how much you like it here. >> shepard: i love it here. >> the clear implication is the people that have not broken laws are going to be fine. the president has given no thought at all to deporting them -- >> shepard: that sounds like where we were a year ago, two years ago. that's no change. that's how things have been for years. you let them in the country, they do work, americans don't want to do. as long a...

Being so careful. >> shepard: when all you get to specific questions is a dodge, you keep asking the questions. >> exactly. >> shepard: if you keep getting a dodge, that's complicating. >> yeah. making it tougher on republicans. some of whom would like to be defending the president. they need the help of the white house. >> shepard: they need to know the truth. >> yes. >> shepard: good to see you. >> good to see you. >> shepard: president trump talking about the white house hunt for leakers. the white house is making this investigation not about the substance, the questions about russia, gener...

Congress is in a position now where it can tackle immigration reform. we'll see what he has to say later on tonight. >> shepard: he's proposed cutting 37% of the budget for the state department. we heard from republicans that say this is a nonstarter. >> mitch mcconnell has warned about that. you can eliminate the entire department of state and the epa and only come up with $46 billion, which would leave you about $8 billion shy of his target. he's going to have to look at cuts across the board. the president suggesting that he may be able to make up some of that money by growing the economy. ...

For re-election if they voted against it. >> shepard: so those up for re-election in areas where the vote is split, some of those might be the ones to break free, especially in the president's disapproval remains at historic highs. >> the real clear politics average, he has yet to be positive. you can bet senators like jeff blake, even ted cruz who might be in trouble might be watching this. >> jeff flake was an early one of open and real investigation. >> absolutely. he has to run for re-election. he was against trump in the primary. >> shepard: where do you see this going? what is the buzz a...