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joining me now is criminal defense attorney ashleigh merchant. ashleigh, let's jump into it. this court ruled the company must comply. how likely is it that the supreme court steps into this fight? >> that's an interesting question. the supreme court doesn't like to consider things under seal. this would be a unique first opportunity for them to consider something under seal. if we step back, what happened first is the district court said that this subpoena must issue. this unknown foreign-owned company, foreign government owned company alleged a couple arguments, that it would violate their own domestic law. the district court said no, it wouldn't. we reject that argument and say you have to comply with the subpoena. they took it to the federal district appeals court in washington, d.c. and that court agreed with the district court. they said the district court got it right. you actually do have to comply with this subpoena. what now this corporation is asking, they're asking for the supreme court to actually step in and offer them protection. what that would require is, fir

. >> joining me now is ashleigh merchant.d morning to you, ashleigh. >> good morning. >> what's your take on what mr. painter said there? is it time he works out a plea deal. >> he's not going to work out a plea deal. while he's a sitting president, he's under protection. they're going to wait until he's no longer a sitting president. the most likely threat is impeachment. but he's got his from all different angles. lawsuits. criminal investigations. he definitely has a lot of different things going on in his world. but i think that's part of the grand plan. i think that's what happens when you're doing illegal dealing and doing things that violates civil laws and criminal laws. you've got investigations into your companies and i think that's part of the strategy to investigate his company, to investigate his associates. to investigate his family. because that puts pressure on him. that's going to put pressure and that's going to build to either a memo that the department of justice gives to congress or potentially when he's

we've seen those for joining us here in our teens and ashleigh with me daniel hawkins wherever you are today you're very welcome with us on the program. from trade wars to climate change the leaders of the world's biggest economies have been pushing some very different agendas at the g. twenty summit two days of talks wound up in what i saw on saturday and our crew was there following all the action. china and the u.s. have agreed to halt any new tariffs for ninety days and donald trump met on day two of the g. twenty summit in argentina neither of them gave a news briefing afterwards however the russian president did speak to reporters giving his views on the summit was there in the argentine capital. one of the top reasons why this g twenty summit was meant to be a real attention grabber is the one on one between the man whose limo is parked right there it's about to depart the russian president vladimir putin and his american counterpart donald trump but just one day before the summit kicked off donald trump sent all of us into breaking news mode by tweeting out right from on board

to try to figure out what to do next in charity who's the unsung hero of this campaign was crying ashleigh because she did not want to be first lady might attract a future event like the bus first lady minnesota history it was just chaos at that point that i remember the other two state memory i was when i finally did walk out all those volunteer cops site all of a sudden it was like twelve smokey bear hands over on me and circling me and moved in everyone out of the way yeah it was like almost you got taken over you know you got taken off your life was no longer nor is it more like it was a case of this election were where. we were loose knit. and just as i said if you if you saw behind the scenes when i made the statement the night we won we shocked the world if you would have been behind the scenes you would have truly understood what that what that statement said that we shot the world because it all. you know. people tell each people no money. to speak up i mean the dems and republicans got what twelve million followers if i will but the left the pub on the. other fifty thousand here

to try to figure out what to do next in charity who's the unsung hero of this campaign was crying ashleigh that she did not want to be first lady high the fact that she turned then like the best first lady minnesota history it was a scary ossett that point that i remember the other distinct memory i have was when i finally did walk on a. volunteer cops site all of a sudden it was like twelve smokey bear hands over on me and circling me and moving everyone out of the way yeah it was like almost you got taken over you know you got taken off your life was no longer your hitting your it's like it was a case of in most elections were where. we were loose knit. and just and so soon if you if you saw behind the scenes when i made the statement the night we won we shot the world if you would have been behind the scenes you would have truly understood what that what that statement said before we shot. world because in all you know we got great people young people we have no money. heard speak up i mean the dems and repub said elections go what twelve million to five what the left later was wrong bu

facing the investigation of a terror attack after this fatal shooting in strasburg tried to get ashleigh thank you so much for keeping across the events for us now a representative from the french national rally in the u.s. believes the tragedy in strasburg could have been prevented if intel had been used efficiently. this person was listed has an s five hundred s. file so what it is is basically the french secret service have seen this person has a potential security threats because it was radicalized you think his day was in jail no it was you know totally free you know to go everywhere and that's the problem we have thousands of people that are under the s. file in france and our governments are doing nothing prison not going on same as the previous government believing in a fairy tale you know it's like disneyland you know with unicorns and fairies we never go into the roots of the problem you can't add new no more police officer if it were but if they said if you have people under an s. file and those people are you know alexi to go everywhere that you can impose more strict than on

to wait to wait and see at this point john thanks very much john hendren live in washington now ashleigh caso berry is an adjunct fellow at fordham university and joins us by skype now from new york thanks for being with us so as we were saying there this isn't just about politicians in a room trying to trying to get things to to get this through this this has real world effects doesn't it on people's paychecks services being close and the whole knock on effect of that. yes you have over eight hundred federal employees are being impacted yes there is sniffing there are furlough and then you have the essential federal employees our work our law enforcement safety that will be now forced to work without pay so you know we aren't used to something like this is that they're shut down but as far as how long it will take to reopen that's the big question here and you know it does become quite a problem on how long you will work without pay so what's going to happen the longer this goes on. as mentioned before as it is pro law as you know it is deathly going to be a significant difference after

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