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And i'm sure they're being reviewed by lawyers. that doesn't mean the lawyers answered the questions first or what directive he gave his lawyers. it's not uncommon that he would sit down and prepare a draft of those answers and lawyers would review them before they go out to opposing counsel. >> trump says the questions weren't a big deal, but his attorney rudy giuliani says some were possible traps. how much information could the president and his legal team glean from these questions when it comes to what mueller may know? >> look, anytime they're asking a question, they have information on ...

Conference and a reporter should be standing up and they would basically jumping up and down to get attention and it was an rulely process. it's a much better process now. what i think these rules have to permit is when a reporter asks a question and gets a nonanswer or an evasive answer, to be able to have one follow-up. i think that's only fair in order to have something which is more transparent. let's remember one thing that's very basic about presidential accountability. we do not have a parliamentary form of government. a prime minister must go daily, as in london, in front of the other ...

White house press room is not owned by the trump administration or any administration. the very fact that he ruled that they had to give jim acosta his pass back says that in some way this is a public space, this belongs to the people and that, therefore, news media cannot just be arbitrarily held out. but i still think we have reason to worry about what these rules of decorum are going to be because it looks like he's inviting the white house to create rules and if you can never ask a dwhae a president doesn't like, you'll be back to square one. it's one reason why fox news joined this suit. ...

That losing access to him altogether will make all the other reporters get in line and silence the reporter who was, quote, unquote, not being too friendly or acting out of sorts. i'm sorry. acting out of sorts. look, this isn't about decorum or respect. if it was, president trump would know that a question a president doesn't like is showing respect for the white house, because that is what a free press and democracy is all about. maybe he should listen to what a president he says he greatly admires had to stand and take. >> sir, if i may, the polls show that a lot of american people just sim...

President's intense and bitter mood, which escalated after the mid terms with stumbles during his trip abroad, including that no-show at the world war i armistice ceremony punctuated by the first lady. the president caught off guard, sources telling us, and feeling backed into a corner. kaitlan collins, you're learning that president trump was furious over the first lady's move yesterday, making it look like he was a bossed around husband. >> reporter: that's right, jake. that's what the president is saying, because he feels these aides who don't report to him have thrust this internal staffin...