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Questions. one the law does require if there are tapes they have to be preserved. the second question is do they have to be turned over. and in that situation you would expect the white house, if they want to keep the tapes to themselves, they don't want anyone else to hear they would resist producing them and argue skiff privilege applies. >> so i want to listen here to representative of the foreign affairs committee what he had to say about the president taping conversations. >> if i were the president i would tape everything that is said around me and what i said because we know how sometim...

You know, the prospect that a tape exists of the president's dinner conversations with former fbi director james comey is interesting not because a president taping conversations is inheritly nefarious. presidents haven't done it since nixon, but lots did before nixon. the reason that's really interesting is because if there is a tape and the conversation went anything like the president says it did, where they're talking about whether he's under investigation, that tape is fair game for being subpoenaed. it could be used as potential evidence and james comey could be called as a potential wit...

>> reporter: that was before thursday when the cast and crew of "mob wives" learned that junior allegedly had been taping conversations for the government. the first mobster he supposedly ratted out, renee's father and crime captain, anthony grazziano. >> at the end of the day there is no loyalty among thieves. still boils down to self-preservation. >> reporter: even more bizarre, the show's creator is jennifer grazziano's, anthony's daughter and renee's sister. asked how she felt about him having been put away by his ex-son-in-law, she said -- >> "i'm sure he's not thrilled." >> they will go ...

Paranoia right now inside the white house. people are very worried after omero sa's book that people are taping conversations, that anyone could be stabbed in the back at any time by their colleagues. they're worried that, you know, stories about them will end up in a tell-all book. there is just this real sense that you can't trust anyone, and i think that goes from the president all the way down to, you know, aides throughout the west wing and even throughout the agencies. >> eli stokols, interesting times at "the new york times." they made news themselves about a week ago when they suddenly...

Entered into the white house not necessarily being loyal to trump but they wanted to bolster their resume or sort of further a personal ideology they had but they didn't really support the campaign. then secondly, i feel like there is a real heightened sense of paranoia right now inside the white house. people are very worried after omero sa's book that people are taping conversations, that anyone could be stabbed in the back at any time by their colleagues. they're worried that, you know, stories about them will end up in a tell-all book. there is just this real sense that you can't trust any...