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Parties have written legislation like this. i don't see any prospects of it coming any time soon. that's how things are viewed at the leadership level. just let this stuff go. he's just blowing off steam. he won't actually do anything. and my understanding is people at the white house tell people on the hill, don't worry about it. he's not serious. >> which is effectively what giuliani said to me. he's just blowing off steam. and the sort of backdrop of this is, if he went beyond blowing off steam and actually made a directive to fire robert mueller, you better believe the house would have to ...

Putin will see this as a sign of weakness. >> on the russia investigation, the white house is now confirmed the president weighed in on the initial statement put out by don junior about the meeting with the russia lawyer. before that was confirmed, you said if it was true, it would be a bad decision by the president. you said, when you get caught in a lie, it makes it harder to let the other stuff go. how problematic is it? >> if he was involved in drafting the statement on saturday, which was completely misleading about the actual meeting, then he has reinforced the narrative you have to look...

Harder to let the other stuff go. let's turn now to health care and the story trump's party bypasses him on health act. just a few days ago he tweeted don't give up republican senators. the world is watching, repeal and replace. they're not exactly going to do that, are they? what are they going to do and what does it reveal about the president's leadership of his party? >> looks like the senate right now, especially the senate health committee, it's chaired by a tennessee republican named lamar alexander, they announced yesterday that they are going to move forward with hearings in september ...

To just say let the other stuff go. >> this administration continues to say there's nothing there. but yet they don't act that way at all. >> now, warner, the leading democrat on the senate intelligence committee says he wants more information from donald trump jr. before the committee asks him to testify. but the president's son and campaign chairman are expected to appear before the committee next month. the trump administration is repairing to challenge affirmative action policies that it believes discriminate against white people in the college admission process. the newspaper obtained a...

That question about the president weighing in, if you will, on a statement before it was released from his son, donald trump, a statement that turned out to be misleading, at the very least. the change in messaging here at the white house now finally acknowledging in fact that the president did in fact weigh in. they do say the president did not dictate that statement. now, how is it all playing on capitol hill? well, for both democrats and some republicans, there is a big question of credibility. listen. >> if that's true, then that was a bad decision by the president which will make us ask m...