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General of maryland and d.c. say they will appeal. >> what do they appeal? >> this is a three-judge panel, they can go to the full-court of appeals. >> they're stuck with the fourth. why aren't they in the d.c. circuit? >> because the suit was filed in maryland. i don't know why. whether they thought they would do better there or not. there are other emoluments cases pending. there's one filed by members of congress. they say the constitution says the president can't fake an emolument without permission of congress and he's not asking our permission. there are other cases like the onified by k...

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For whatever reason, deutsche bank was willing to give him money repeatedly despite, by the way, him suing deutsche bank and acting as if an act of god had occurred for his chicago tower and not wanting to pay that money back. >> what might they find out with these subpoenas at deutsche bank? >> i think you'll see all sorts of e-mails and documentary evidence of why they gave him this money when they probably shouldn't. i think what's so interesting about the article today is there are people inside the bank who are saying, no, don't do this money. part of deutsche bank didn't want to give him...

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Understand but at their core a lot of them have this question of corruption. whether it's the foundation you covered, whether it's the emoluments case at the hotel. they're difficult in the moment and your reporting is painstakingly detailed but the theme is the same, isn't it? >> in all of these things you see trump recognizing, looking for weakness. looking for people who can be fooled or are willing to go along with somebody they believe, they know in their heart of hearts is not true. that's what is interesting about these statements of financial conditions, him asuming corruption or corru...

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Foundation has actually been planning to dissolve since trump's election in 2016. the lawyer also said the lawsuit was politically motivated. wolf. >> mj, thanks very much. let's go back to our analysts. michael zeldin, how significant is this? >> well, it is significant inasmuch as it says there is a pattern of illegal activity that the trump organization has engaged in. that pattern of illegal activity we see again in the lawsuits that involve the inauguration, domestic and foreign contributions to the inauguration for the trump benefit, and also for the emoluments case where they are sayi...

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So the fact is even that $110 billion figure is off the mark. the saudis have only followed through on that about $114 billion -- $114.5 billion so far. this is as the president also insisting that he has no financial interest in saudi arabia. he says he has none. but we know his hotels have made hundreds of thousands of dollars from the saudis just since he took the oath of office. and we might know more if this president had released his tax returns as ever president since richard nixon has done. here's what our founders feared. they feared a chief executive under the influence of a foreign ...