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A lawyer who's advised trump in varying degrees for quite some time, jay seculo. the select committee is zooming in on legal arguments that were made, legal arguments that were immensely consequential to the way the last months of trump's presidency played out. >> betsy, i glanced through these in just the couple minutes that i have had them and it's clear that they all get at the conduct around the lie. now, i wonder where the bill stepien-directed memo that the campaign undertook, debunking the lie, and the knowledge that they knew as a campaign that there was no fraud, and that these claims...

Testify. written answers, not acceptable. now, remember, donald trump himself provided written answers to special counsel robert mueller in the 2016 russian election meddling investigation. joining me now, national security lawyer bradley moss. bradley works for the law firm representing the whistle-blower who initiated the impeachment inquiry. bradley, good to see you again. there seems to be a relentless effort that is meant to lead to the whistle-blower's identity being made public. >> yeah. this is -- i mean, this is pretty disgusting by the president and his allies, ali. you know, what th...

There into alleged meddling in the 2016 election, as well as the bidens. so even as all of this is swirling around in washington, we still see these efforts continuing to try to do what trump and giuliani wanted. >> that is remarkable reporting. josh, thanks very much. josh lederman. nbc news national political reporter. a federal appeals court ruled today president trump must hand over his ever elusive tax returns. vance subpoenaed seeking eight years of trump's tax returns as part of a criminal investigation into hush money payments made to two women during the 2016 election. one of the viol...

Basically articulating the trump defense and, that is, there's nothing to see here. nothing done wrong. the revealing testimony, chris, that we've had over the last week, two weeks, has come from officials that we hadn't heard from before. so fiona hill. mr. sondland over at the state department. those are people that had basically been silent. at this point, though, we know what perry's version of events are. so i don't know how much more officials on capitol hill will learn based on what he testifies. unless there is a radical departure. one quick note on this. i do think it's significant th...

I don't think that's a threat. it's hyperbole. treason is punishable by death. is he threatening death -- >> you heard the threats from last week, he said, you know what we used to do to spies. a lot of the things, the worst probab probably, the worst in american history, he resteined eventually. he at least in the end nixon resigned. >> how about jay seculo says the white house isn't planning to organize a war room clinton had