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So you know there's a zone for true executive decision making. what donald trump was doing was not acting as the president of the united states, he was trying to protect his job. he didn't care about the consequences for the country, there's no privilege claim here that will be sustained by any court. >> the theoretical version of it that donald trump comes up with the idea of the committee asking the white house counsel of the secrets of foreign policy. that remains impossible. no white house counsel in history has ever, ever been asked the secrets of foreign policy by a committee. no committ...

The federalist, both fox news contributors. this was just a brutal jobs report. but, a tougher performance by joe they are today, your reaction to the optics of today his demeanor and these numbers? >> you know, when i tried to step back and look at the first year of the presidency, it's clear that he is a placeholder. he doesn't have the vigor or th energy, the success or the accomplishments and he was really never ready for this job in the executive decision-making . from afghanistan, covid, the rising climb. to be anything but redistribute income which is classic dogma, what has he done? wh...

Here, ari fleischer, former press secretary and cofounder of the federalist, fox news contributors, this was a brutal jobs report but a tougher performance by president biden, i know he's not feeling well but your reaction to the optics of today, his demeanor and these numbers. >> when i tried to step back and look at this first full year president biden's presidency it is clear he is a placeholder. he doesn't have the vigor, the energy, the success, the accomplishments and was never ready for this job of executive decision-making, from afghanistan to covid to inflation to rise in crime, his f...

This point i would not be engaging with that group. >> i agree with you. i didn't think he should go in before. you should pick any number of them but two that struck me as particularly outrageous or humorous, one, why do you continue to criticize james comey and andrew mccabe. give me a break. and why did you hold attorney general sessions' resignation in a abance and who did you discuss it with? this goes to the heart of executive decision making. but it also shows something else. these questions show the mueller people are outraged and livid at the president's criticisms of them. and they h...

Coup i'd send back but i wouldn't engage with that group. >> i agree with you. i didn't think he should go in before. you could pick any number, two that struck me as particularly outrageous or almost humorous, one, why do you continue to criticize jim comey and andrew mckay. i mean give me a break. you need to ask that? that's rather obvious and the other one, why did you hold you know jeff sessions, attorney general sessions' resignation in abeyance until i think may 319 and who did you discuss it with? as joe points out this goes to the heart of executive decision making but it shows someth...