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>> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. this week, we saw president trump test the limits of his presidency, gambling on how much the public, his party, and the world can accept. at home, mr. trump tested the limits of how much the public is willing to believe. shortly after his chief of staff mick mulvaney said yes, of course, the president held back aid to ukraine as a quid pro quo, he had to revise and extend his remarks saying there was absolutely no quid pro quo. on chill, mr. trump tested the limits of what his party would accept. a majority of republicans joined democrats. and then after vice president pence announced a deal that was seen as a total capitulation to turkey, the president called it great someday for civilization. and over seas, he tested the world's faith in relying on america, as william mcraven wrote in an op-ed essay that was fairly powerful, if our promises are meaningless, how will our
are seeing there, we are seeing division involving the russia investigation. conflict now between the two leaders of a senate panel probing trump's campaign ties to russia. i'm talking about democrat senator diane feinstein and republican chuck grassley top members of the senate committee. manu raju is live for us on chill. what is diane fine stain saying about senator grassley and is he responding? >> reporter: she's raising more concerns. she has sent a number of letters to various people in the trump universe, everybody from roger stone, to carter page, to the senior white house aide rick dear born, asking them for letters, documents, and interviews, and has not done with the support of her chairman grassley not signed on to the letters. she told me there is a subtle effort not to dig deeply into