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Law enforcement agency, you need a darn good lawyer. >> he doesn't have that. >> he doesn't -- >> he's going -- >> he has two trump cards. >> we're going to put -- >> he can fire the investigator or come up with those pardons, and i think, may be unconventional opinion, the closer it gets, the more likely this guy who is unchained might do one of those two things. >> there's always legalzoom.com. come on, don't be mistahysteric when we come back, is russia a friend or a foe? not exactly a trick question, but donald trump didn't answer the way you'd expect, or maybe he did. also ahead, troo...

Impeach president trump. >> dana: terry, your thoughts. senator ted cruz trying to get to the right of president trump on immigration. >> yeah. and doing so by tapping into the anti-immigration sentiments that we see in some quarters of our party. he throws out the word amnesty, and that's like setting fire to a pool of gasoline with some voters and it does cause republicans considerable angst, to see those kinds of voters would be up in arms going into what promises to be a very close election in 2018. but i don't know if ted cruz's point rules the day. i think those voters will have their sa...

The end they get nothing and go i sure tried hard. >> if i was going to be a pessimistic person, that's how i see this playing out. a lot of people on both sides putting up proposals that make it difficult for the other side to vote for. a lot of votes that can be used during the mid-terms. it's a temporary things that kicks it to 2019. >> are we convinced that everybody wants an immigration solution? that all sides are being honest about that? >> how they view the solution is so different. $25 billion for border security is what trump wants. that's not what chuck schumer wants. it's difficult...

It is entitlements. and that's why i keep telling you, look, the budget we passed this last year, that was the best -- the biggest, the most conservative budget congress has ever passed. something like $7.4 trillion in spending. we have shown us house republicans what you need to do to fully deal with the debt crisis. and it is entitlement reform. we have got more work to do with all of our friends on the other side of the aisle, other side of the rotunda. >> back on immigration, the president is known to change his mind from time to time. why not allow a vote on a bipartisan plan and then see...

Year was the best -- biggest most conservative budget congress has ever passed. something like 7.4 trillion in spending. we have shown as house republicans what you need to do to deal with the debt crisis. it is entitlement reform. we have more work to do with our friends on the other side of the aisle and the -- >> the president is known to change his mine. see if the president will support a bipartisan plan. >> i don't want to risk a veto. i want to get it done the first time and i think we can get there. i'm confident we can bring a bipartisan solution to the floor that can get signed into ...