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for slate. how do you think trump's lawyers will be laying out their arguments on thursday? >> well, trump's lawyers will try as hard as possible to claim his interference with the 2020 election was all done under his presidential duties. but he was simply acting as the head of the executive branch trying to ensure there was no voter fraud or any funny business. that all of his actions up to and including allegedly fomenting an insurrection on january 6th, that those were all within what the lawyers say the outer perimeter of his executive responsibilities. and they will claim that because all of these were presidential acts, he is forever immune from any kind of prosecution on the basis of those acts. >> so the ethos of those arguments really boil down to, there is nothing a president can or cannot do that can affect him. >> that's exactly right. during oral arguments at the
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somebody who might help his father translate that. >> the funny thing about james is he very quickly kind of takes on an mba's demeanor. we're a public company, we have lots of shareholders, and we have a board that's ultimately going to decide. >> he becomes this incredibly corporate guy who sounds like he's swallowed a business dictionary. >> and i'm really focusing on executing the strategy here going forward. >> and yet, he starts to operate in ways that impress some of his colleagues. he seems competent, which i think surprised some people. >> our speaker today comes with an impressive list of executive responsibilities for publishing, newspaper and broadcasting operations as long as your arm. >> lachlan had the personality of a politician. you know, a hail fellow well met, i vote for that guy's, warm guy. >> i know i've got a baby face but i'm actually 28 years old. my birthday last week. >> lachlan was much more a hugging type. james was more standoffish. >> it's a very traditional sort of corporate structure for
in the murdoch family to understand. he is artistic, independent, a rebel of sorts. >> james is in this new media sphere. he is trying to be about the future. >> as the internet explodes in the mid '90s, james identified somebody who might help his father translate that. >> the funny thing about james, he quickly kind of takes on an mba's demeanor. >> we are a public company. we have a lot of shareholders and the board will decide. this incredibly corporate guy. >> i am focused on executing the strategy going forward. >> yet he starts to operate in ways that impress some of his colleagues. he seems competent, which i think surprised some people. >> our speaker today comes with an impressive list of executive responsibilities. publishing, newspaper, and broadcasting operations as long as your arm. >> lachlan had the personality
>> and yet, he starts to operate in ways that impress some of his colleagues. he seems competent, which i think surprised some people. >> our speaker today comes with an impressive list of executive responsibilities for publishing, newspaper and broadcasting operations as long as your arm. >> lachlan had the personality of a politician. you know, a hail fellow well met, i vote for that guy's, warm guy. >> i know i've got a baby face but i'm actually 28 years old. my birthday last week. >> lachlan was much more a hugging type. james was more standoffish. >> it's a very traditional sort of corporate structure for people to have a kind of competition among different executives. it's less normal for that to be the way a father pits his children against one another. but that's exactly what rupert set out the very public competition between his children for who was going to succeed him. >> in the course of this interview, i was curious to see
other consideration, and there are other flaws of this argument. you know, much of what navarro did, much of what scavino did was outside their executive responsibilities. it was campaign related, not trade related in the case of mr. navarro and so a scope of a privilege wouldn't apply to many of the questions we have for them. at the end of the day the way to invoke it even if they did so properly would be to come to the deposition and say as to this question i can't answer because the president has invoked privilege and hears the president letter invoking privilege. >> that's the contempt vote and then there's this story about missing evidence from the white house logs and i know you've got a vote to get to momentarily. when we hear on this moment important day when trump was lighting up the phones as we went through and all these hours missing do you view this as a cover-up, as suspicious, and how significant is that given the
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other side of his mouth don't like what he and republicans are doing and not doing with regards to immigration. don't forget what he said during the campaign about who comes to the united states from mexico and wasps and mexico are saying, that's not what is going to win. >> are you willing to say that she's going to be the nominee? >> note the ways to still open. we are not tracking the betting odds, she's in the lead and i think she has the most momentum in that race but i think it's still wide open and there's a lot to be run yet. >> i would agree, wide open. >> sandra: all right a team thank you. tuesday morning a team, i appreciate it. >> it's going to depend on whether the communications involved are within the ambit of the president's responsibilities. at the language in the opinion and the related opinion seem to suggest that as long as the president is within the bounds of his executive