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That, if you're lucky enough to wiretap him or get someone to wear a wire, we don't have any reason to think that's happened, or if you flip somebody. that's why allen weisselberg is so important. and the fact that he doesn't seem interested in flipping tells me prosecutors do not have a direct line on donald trump right now. >> amanda, rank and file republicans, not the matt gaetzes or jim jordans, but rank and file republicans who tolerate donald trump, does this mean anything to them, does the tax stuff make it uncomfortable for them to deal with him in any way? >> listen, donald trump play...

To the alps on skiing vacations with her sons. >> excuse me. as a parent, could i ask you to respect my children's space? >> back then 20 years ago, people would be utterly appalled if they knew exactly what went on. >> prince william reflects on those times in a documentary on itv. >> i sadly remember most of the time that she ever cried about anything was to do with press intrusion. >> by letting the press into her private life, diana has opened pandora's box. it is spring, 1994, prince charles decides to go public with an authorized biography and interview. >> this is what happens when you ...

Example. >> you were responsible for putting together some of these readouts when you worked for president obama. so you know why we do this. you kind of explained it, but you're saying it really helps give everybody an idea of clearly what was talked about. and russia in this case can go about and nudge the pr war, right? >> they can manipulate the narrative. putin playing u.s. publicist is not a good thing for u.s. national security. as we look at the counter terrorism cooperation, that is overall something that we shouldn't shirk away from. president trump is not the first president to work...

That to congress. and that's the point about the other folks that the house would like to talk to and that they are closing in on. it would be harder for the house to get to them. but it is that testimony that really moves the ball forward, that really sort of allows the democrats to make a larger argument that would put pressure on the senate republicans. and, look, it's going to be very, very difficult for them, and all they really have right now in terms of stuff directly to the president is stuff from volker and sondland and a little bit from others. but a lot of the other stuff is sort of...

What they've always done is argue the political case, argue the court of public opinion. they've really done a successful job of muddying the waters and questioning the validity of this report for a large s.w.a.t. of the republican base who just don't believe anything mueller produces is going to be true or real or any kind of evidence that would make impeaching the president possible. and so that means that the house as they move forward, and the senate, looking at this information at whatever is produced once they get their hands on it. and the additional information as well that they're sti...