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Spouse telling the truth about his infidelities or a law enforcement officer trying to do his duty, the right thing to do where donald trump is concerned is to serve him. any other duty is sue perfeperf he will be angry and try to destroy you if you cross him. >> reporter: analysts are concerned the repeated attacks on fbi directors and aides have serious security implications. >> what he is doing is undermining the credibility of the fbi with the public and the fbi needs the public in order to satisfy its law enforcement and national security mission. >> reporter: cnn reached out to the white...

Weekend presidential brief with cnn national security analyst samantha vingrad and this is sellment we bring you every weekend the most pressing issues president trump will face tomorrow. so, sam, trump's former intelligence advisor fiona hill, testified that ukraine interfered is avictional narrative perpetrated and propagated by russia. can you break down the security implications of people like cruz continuing to push out this debunked message? >> reporter: putin hits a home run every time republicans further this fictional narrative. we have an intelligence community and guess what? it's n...

Politics and a hatred for him and thus the trump voter. and that's why the republicans stay put. but, you know, in terms of this deadline that's coming up and whether they are going to cooperate, trump is about as likely to cooperate with the house investigation as he was to testify with mueller. but when it gets to the senate all the conversations at the white house have been gaming out that senate trial. they are not talking about, well, how do we defend ourselves against all of this evidence, the testimony of fiona hill or sondland. they're not worried about that. they're talking about -- t...

Very good job running nato. nato is becoming much more flexible in terms of what it looks at. i was very surprised. what do you thinkhe? made a statement about nato being brain dead. what did you think? >> that's not the case. nato is active. nato is agile and adopting and we have just implemented the law is reinforced. for the first time in our history, we have the eastern part of the alliance. you see how they're investing more and also high end capabilities and we're stepping off the point against terrorism and we're also addressing the security implications of the russia and china. the rea...

Let's bring in our panel. joining me now, david korn, author of "russian roulette," maria teresa kumar, malcolm nance, author of the new book "the plot to betray america," john harwood of cnbc, and navid jamali, author of "how to catch a russian spy." i'm going in reverse order, naveed. how unusual would it be for ambassador to the eu or any ambassador, to call the president of the united states on an insecure cell phone, and what security implications might there be of him placing such a call to the white house? >> it's completely out of, you know, out of norms, out of standards. but that's n...