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But of course you're correct to point out that in the past there's just been tremendous fear amongst the republicans of ever going against donald trump. it's just incredible amounts of discipline. i think they're just constantly worried about what's going to happen in 2020 and every move they make is going to be watched. >> natasha, thank you. we appreciate you being with us. it's an administration where there's always a thing. there's always something coming out each day. it never ends. we appreciate you being with us today. thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> joint military drills between...

House. >> joining us now from collegechester, england, natasha linstead, professor of government at the university of essex. natasha, thank you for getting up early. >> thank you. >> looks to be the start of another bad week for the president. last week probably the worst week he's had in two years in office. he lashed out on twitter on this new investigation. presidential harassment by crazed democrats he tweeted at the highest level in our history of our country. likewise the most vicious and corrupt mainstream media that any presidents ever had to endure. these investigations may have merit...

>> we'll watch to see where it goes. thank you so much for joining us, natasha. appreciate it. a new warning on the reach and remaining power of isis. officials say more than 1,000 isis fighters have likely fled from iraq syria to iraq in rece months. this comes as the last enclave in syria remains under siege by u.s.-backed forces. and washington special envoy is trying to reassure them about the pullout, saying it will be neither abrupt or hasty. barbara starr filed this report from baghdad. >> reporter: perhaps 1,000 isis

From using his executive power in this way. but stephen miller said the president may be willing to use his veto power, so there are a number of road blocks facing the trump administration before they're able to touch a single penny of the additional funds that trump had hoped to unlock. sarah westwood, cnn, florida. >> for more on all this, i'm joined by natasha linstead, good to have you with us. >> thanks for having me. >> so many explosive revelation in this mccabe interview. we learned the president's own words triggered a counterintelligence probe. but let's start with rod rosenstein app...