we got suter and harriet meyers, trump has given us excellent judges, excellent justices. he totally kept his promise on that. so in terms of what kind of country it is, i think it's much more dangerous when politicians just say screw you over and over and over again. part of the reason so many people came out to vote for trump is that he seemed crazy enough that he might actually keep his promises. and he has kept some of them, not the central one. i think that's a much bigger issue of betrayal. david: do you feel he has kept faith with you? ann: the good news is -- [laughs] on that, no. if you follow me on twitter, you know i've been a little testy with the president. [laughter] and i've been saying, you know, giving speeches over the past month or so, look, i'm sorry if you all support trump, but we've got 13 months to get him to keep his promises because either he loses and we don't have a second term, or he wins and he's not running for reelection again, so he doesn't have to keep his promises, and then it will be nothing but pushing trump hotels. and then i realized

few issues where we were the lone and onen the wilderness was the first two out there opposing harriet meyers. insane. we got suitor and harriet users, trump has given excellent judges, excellent justices. he totally kept his promise on that. so in terms of what kind of country it is, i think it's much politiciansus when just say screw you over and over and over again. part of the reason so many out to vote for seemed crazy he enough that he might actually keep his promises. has kept some of them, not the centralune, i think a much bigger issue of betrayal. feel he has kept faith with you? >> the good news is -- [laughs] on that, no. if you follow me on twitter, you know i've been a little testy with the president. and i've been saying, you know, giving speeches over the past sorry ifso, look i'm you all support trump, but we've got 13 months to get him to keep his promises because either he loses and we don't have a second term, or he wins and he's not reelection again so he doesn't have to keep his promises, and then it will be nothing, but pushing trump hotels. and then i realized with thi

does 2008 and how this was handled in the courts under the bush administration with hair yet -- harriet meyer and others inform. the court said there are limits to absolute immunity. >> the question is how far do you get. there's no absolute immunity but the court has to decide in this particular circumstance with the information that they're seeking from this particular witness, you know, where does that fall? how important is it to the house inquiry and how important is it to the president in terms of keeping confidential those communications with close advisors. we still don't know. there hasn't been enough litigation on executive privilege. >> big picture, looks like this country is moving towards a vote on impeachment. it's going to happen at some point. the question is how many folks. jennifer and ron, thanks very much. >>> coming up, could more raids on trifts operations be in the works after the death of al baghdadi and what does this mean for the future of isis there. >> overnight, democratic congresswoman katie hill resigning after inappropriate relationship with a staffer. >>> cali