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The deputy attorney, be fired. the president said what he had to say at mar-a-lago yesterday, but mark meadows and jim jordan going to the department of justice to confront rod rosenstein about document production, that is pressure on the hill from the department of justice, and there is perhaps no member of congress who is closer to president trump than mark meadows. we reported that meadows and trump had some kind of conversation after that meeting took place on monday. so you have behind the scenes this effort to really push the justice department into a corner. that's a significant develop...

Mark meadows, warn rosenstein he would soon face impeachment proceedings if he did not satisfy gop demands for documents. i want to bring in nbc's jeff b bennett who is with the president in florida. this is creating a pretext for the president to fire rosenstein, to get his base ready, saying he's got to go? >> that's right, good morning, democrats also make the point this effort is fairly transparent, given that the president in many ways foreshadowed this coming. he accused his own justice department of slow-walking the document production, suggesting that they had something to hide. but ju...

That. >> no way. not in a million years. >> as a nonlawyer, it sounded preposterous to me. >> you've got people who believe that the attorney-client privilege applies just because you're talking to an attorney or attorneys are in the room or attorneys got your documents that doesn't work. >> it seems to be the kind of idea here is that michael coyne is i've got a law degree and i'm licensed to practice in new york. hence, when i'm talking to you, when we're having a cigar outside the hotel, we're maybe coming up with some hustle, we're doing taxi medallion business, whatever it is, we're in th...

Preposterous to me. >> you've got people who believe that the attorney-client privilege applies just because you're talking to an attorney or attorneys are in the room or attorneys got your documents that doesn't work. >> it seems to be the kind of idea here is that michael coyne is i've got a law degree and i'm licensed to practice in new york. hence, when i'm talking to you, when we're having a cigar outside the hotel, we're maybe coming up with some hustle, we're doing taxi medallion business, whatever it is, we're in the umbrella. we're in the cone of privilege, and it's all good you. say ...

There is one set of rules for regular people and different rules for clinton, comey, lynch. >> laura: congressman jordan, thank you. furthermore, let's bring in brett pullman, former u.s. attorney. and harry litman, deputy assistant attorney general during the bill clinton administration. great to see you. brett, your view of the document production. you heard what congressman jordan said. palpable frustration with the thwarting of what the g.o.p. majority believes is the rightful oversight role of the legislative branch over this process that led to the spying on an american citizen through t...