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Judge's ruling stands. now it's under appeal right now, and it's a secretive process but it does seem like based on some past rulings that these gentlemen will have to end up testifying and just so, just as you said in your intro, mark meadows was basically in touch with everybody who had anything to do with january 6th that's everyone in the white house. that's the rally organizers. that's the members of congress, that's the protesters in some cases. and so he would have really insider knowledge of exactly what was happening at every step dan skav voen know was essentially trump's right-hand ...

On landlords. first amendment rights. the seattle city council passed the ordinance in 2017, it barred most landlords from asking prospective tenants about their criminal history or refusing to rent to tenants because of their record. it was intended to help those with criminal records, access housing and to protect against policies that might disproportionately harm renters of color because of disparities in the legal system. joining me now is seattle city council member lisa herbold, who was a sponsor of the original ordinance. council person. thank you for being here. this is a confusing ru...

Would have gotten away with a tent coup. as of now, this ruling stands. what comes next, nobody knows. i am joined now by someone who may have an educated guess, andrew weissmann, spent years working with the department of justice, who spent years working with the lead prosecutor in robert mueller's special counsel investigation. he wrote a piece in the atlantic about the special master case titled, a ruling untethered to the law. he joins me now. tell me how you really feel. i guess, let's start at this. i try to tech check my own bias here. obviously, i have them, i have my own principles an...

He or she doesn't retain any residual power, we're not a monarchy. if trump were permitted to gainsay that, there would be an incredible erosion of the power of the presidency. that's the opportunity that the congress has offered to the supreme court, for them to go ahead and act quickly. >> let's play devil's advocate, joyce. what argument could the supreme court use to grant donald trump's request not to release those records? >> i think it's less likely that they would outright grant that request and block release than that they might decide that they would hear the case. you know, the real...

Judge has said don mcgahn and the president's aides don't enjoy absolute immunity, don't have to show up essentially. the administration has been arguing they don't have to show up to respond to these subpoenas. don mcgahn has been fighting the sympathy 7 months now. according to the judge's ruling, it goes without saying the law applies to former white house counsel don mcgahn just as it does to other current and senior white house officials. the implications are huge. if this ruling stands, don mcgahn is going to have to show up and provide some testimony to the house that has been requestin...