charles: eric trump slapping back after house democrats subpoenaed deutsche bank and other financial ions in an effort to investigate president trump's finances. eric trump saying quote, this s&p is unprecedented abuse of power. simply the latest attempt by house democrats to attack the president and our family for political gain. instead of legislating the committee is obsessed with harassing, undermining my father's administration, doing everything they can to distract from his incredible accomplishments. here to discuss, to preview the full mueller report which i will be released on thursday morning, attorney and fox news contributor emily campano. when you think about all the investigations, all the speculation, it feels to me eric trump does have a point hire. it feels like an endless attempt to find anything. it seems also to be quite frank with you, reckless attempt? >> yes. i think what really strikes me about this is the sheer volume and the collaboration going on in the house right now as well as the longevity. for viewers to understand. this is not new. obviously deutsche b

and that statement by eric trump could have been applied no matter what the inquiry was.it's designed to foment outrage amongst the base, play the partisan political angle on it, and it will likely, you know, be -- it will likely be, you know, a signal that the base does respond to, throughout this. i think no matter what happens with the mueller announcement on thursday, we can -- i can tell you what the message is going to be and that the plan is already locked and loaded from this white house. >> well, he's already been doing it. we know after the attorney general briefed the white house, the president has been attacking robert mueller, attacking the prosecutors. and the truth of the matter is, this is 400 pages or so, not of flattering details. i mean, it might ultimately be exonerating ones or there might not be evidence in there of conspiracy, that's what we're told anyway, but it's going to be a lot of fishy stuff. >> and we're not getting the full mueller report on thursday. we are getting the redacted version that barr is handing to us. and that's important for d

. >> eric trump came out and immediately objected to this. and your response to that? >> any normal administration would be working with us to protect our financial system against foreign money laundering and dirty money. this is not a -- been a partisan issue. republicans and democrats feel equally strongly about it. so i was kind of stunned that their first reaction was to, well, act as if it's all about them, when actually it's about something much bigger, protecting this country against that kind of influence. >> yeah, congressman krishnamoorthi, to congressman malinowski's point, there is nothing really in the announcement of these subpoenas that specifically says it's going after anything trump, and so it is odd for eric trump and others to immediately jump out and say they object to this. >> it's odd but not surprising. i think right now -- i think chairman schiff is doing the right thing and following the rubles, quite frankly. we need to know why is it that all this money ended up going to donald trump from deutsche bank, $2 billion, and whether any of it was

and eric, his daughter, ivanka and the trump organization as a business.as that the democratic chairs of the house intelligence and financial services sent to deutsche back and capital one. in a statement, the president's lawyers said that we file this case to protect the president's family and their businesses. the subpoenas issues to deutsche bank by schiff and waters are unlawful and illegitimate. jury is out on that just yet. congressman schiff and waters called it mare writless. they're accusing him of trying to delay accountability as long as possible. laura ingle has more. >> i spoke with eric trump that called the subpoenas for his family's bank records straight up presidential harassment. the federal lawsuit filed yesterday ames to stop deutsche bank and capital one from turning over those final records to the chairperson of the financial committees. adam schiff and maxine waters. the committee issued the subpoena to investigate what they call potential foreign influence on the u.s. political process. eric trump says one of their biggest problems

and eric trump calling this harassment for political gain, setting a bad precedent. >> hillary thank you. what comes next. stalemate or maybe a surrender of the documents? joining me now. tom dupree. you are an attorney. you know better than me. attorneys can phrase things as they wish. depends on whatever the banks feel they are obligated to do, so what are they obligated to do. >> well, that is a $64,000 question. they all want to be cooperative. had they get requests from law enforcement, they typically do what they can within scope of their legal duties and obligations to comply, that said it u.s. is not mean that -- that does not mean that companies fork over everything that congress wants, it sounds like there has been a lot of narrowing of the subpoena to give congress maybe some of what it wants but not necessarily all of what they are seeking. >> what is the balance? >> if i give my financial document to a bank, i would think they are secret. i am not president trump and have no clue what? those documents but i would think there is a balance. >> i have to say from what we've

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on the couch right now, eric trump, executive vice president of the trump organization.torney general of new york, made it clear she is going after you guys with no apparent reason, except for maybe she wants to make a name for herself or feels as though that is what the american people want. so she, they are trying to get your bank records on every major banking transaction you've done, especially deutsche bank. >> and everybody else. this is so sad. this is presidential harrassment 101. my father always talked about the deep state on campaign trail. this is the deep state. they subpoenaed 81 and a bunch kids in the white house. they subpoenaed attorneys. then they subpoena accountants. they subpoena banks. they don't want to do their job. they don't want to fix health care, don't want to fix immigration, they want to subpoena everybody that has ever met trump. steve: they want, congress wants your financial records, your family's financial records. so now you are suing capital one and deutsche bank to keep them from come buying with the subpoenas, right? >> honestly we

we just heard from eric trump on fox news.he subpoenas are presidential harassment because he says congress wants to go as far as to find out what his wife is spending on baby form landfall not necessarily sure that's what they're spending on. what do you make of that? >> i think that's pretty silly. if the president had met the usual standards that had presidents had met, we would not be here. he's gone to such lengths to try to hide. the president's response is consiste consistent. this is really different. he's at a significant legal advantage here. unlike where the court, the dispute between congress and the executive branch where the court are reluctant to step in, it is not even trump as a private party. it is a third party. one thing to try to resist and not turn over documents that you have in your possession. an entirely other thing to go to court and try to actively block someone from turning over documents. especially when they are willing to do and it steam ask the congress for a subpoena. i think he faces a very h

eric trump, i'll point out, has called this an abuse of power. he only big bank, the mainstream bank to continue to loan the trump organization money. and they have loaned him, according to our reporting and "the new york times," they've loaned him over $2 billion. so when he became president, he had $300 million in outstanding loans to deutsche bank. so i think they're trying to look into this relationship and see whether the bank should have flagged something that perhaps the trump organization did not. and, again, you know, i think that the trump organization is going to try and fight this. they're going to try and get these subpoenas quashed, and they do not want the banks to cooperate with the democrats in congress and that has to be played out. >> will this flexing of the muscles by the democrats with subpoena power be successful? >> well, it will be, after a long, litigious battle, perhaps. because they can always ask for it and compel and demand it, but someone actually has to comply with it. and if they don't, the courts will have to bint

eric trump, the president's son and executive vice president of the trump organization, called the subpoenas an unprecedented abuse of power. deutsche bank says it's cooperating with the investigations. in the meantime, the country is now just days away from getting its first look at the much anticipated mueller report. the justice department is expected to release a redacted version of the special counsel's finding on the russia investigation this thursday. now, white house sources say president trump's advisers are concerned that it will have examples of obstruction of justice but the president says he's not worried. janai. >> serena, democrats already upset over redactions in that report. thank you so much, serena marshall, in washington. >>> and president trump now has a challenger for the republican nomination in 2020. the former republican governor of massachusetts, bill weld, has now entered the race. he says both parties are ignoring the american people with their, quote, win at all costs battles. >>> the number of measle cases in the u.s. jumped 20% in the last week. 90 cases have b

i had a chance to talk with eric trump today. amily after house democrats subpoenaed years of records. and look at their lives. it was filed on behalf of president trump, his three children and organizations aims to stop deutsche bank and capital one from turning over financial records to the chairmen adam schiff and maxine waters. they say they want to investigate foreign influence on the u.s. political process. i spoke with eric trump. some have unabounded time limits and he told me they do hope to turn over whatever they can. we also want to mention the deutsche bank issued this statement say we remain committed to providing appropriate information to all authorized investigation and abide by a court order. we have not heard back from capital one on this. more to come. >> sandra: thank you, laura. we're following the breaking news on the ground in venezuela. we'll be right back. country honorably.ved our whether it's two years, four years or thirty-two years like myself. one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans is

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there is no excuse in the mueller report that explains him not bringing don trump jr., eric trump or ivanka trump or jared kushner in for questioning. >> he never sat for an interview for a 13esh8 counsel? >> yeah, and they never subpeonad him. i don't understand why that is. >> there was a certain delicacy, you see it in the interview, the trump lawyers were able to delay for more than a year, i recall being here with you add we all waited for what seemed like an ineveritt ab will. >> somebody's telling the bus driver, if this bus goes below 55 miles an hour it's going to blow up. bus driver says, the speed limit is 40, we're all going to die. all these institutionalists are only interested in protecting their institution. >> it's thorough up to a point of not crossing these kinds of lines that might imperil the doj, the fbi and things like that? >> that's what you see in this report. >> the deference mueller game tom trump saying he couldn't charge a sitting president. for some reason, that deference extended to, i can't ask the sitting president a question or his family. >> there's

to where eric trump replied, hey, not being smart enough to read stuff is my thing. >> trump has, inw months, moved to a new excuse, miss tax returns are too hard for people to understand. that's what he said last year after democrats won the midterms and gained the power to request them. >> as i told you, they're under audit and have been for a long time. they're extremely complex. people wouldn't understand them. the accountants are a very large, powerful firm from the standpoint of respect. >> why is the president of the united states always sounding like a scam email asking you for your social security number? hello, i am with a very large, powerful firm from the standpoint of respect. will you please send your bank routing number? >> good, right? >> i like that. the spam email analysis. it is good. >> there are your late-night laughs. thanks to our international viewers for joining us this morning. for you, "cnn talk" is next. for viewers in the united states, the fire, the blaze is finally out in paris. what was lost? what was spared at notre dame? "new day" continues right now

eric trump immediately came out with a tweet blasting the committee for this, what he considered to bey don't overplay their hand. matt: we've heard this described as a friendly subpoena. is it a problem for the bank? >> they've actually wanted to cooperate for a long time, but given the constraints on talking about a client related, especially one that is as important and sensitive as this one, they never were able to cooperate. now that they've been served a subpoena, it is a legal requirement for them to cooperate and hand over those documents. i think for them it is sort of a relief. they want to put this behind them and get these documents to the democrats, to the house, and wash their hands of the story if they can. ♪ anchor: a shakeup at j.p. morgan. they have named marianne lake the ceo of consumer lending. she was previously the cfo. it always begs the question, are we grooming a successor to jamie dimon here? could one of these females be the next in line? reporter: this is the really big question because marianne lake was widely seen as one of the top candidates to be the po

today, eric trump in a lawsuit through the president's outside attorneys fired back that there is noitimate legislative purpose for this subpoena. here's part of what the lawsuit reads. >> now, sources say that the subpoenas go far beyond just a request for the president's financial record. they're asking for the financial records of all the president's business entity, his personal financial records, even the financial records of the trump family children, including baron and tiffany trump. the oversight committee chairman elijah cummings said the president uses baseless legalities to protect himself. this complaint reads more like political talking points than a recent legal brief and has inaccurate information. the white house is engaged in unprecedented stone walling on all fronts and they have refused to produce a single document or witness during this entire year. the president's attorneys point out that the suit was based on testimony from michael cohen that the president misstated his net worth on many times when he was a private citizen. the lawsuit pointing out that michael

sending hate and division, real donald trump, i've been consistent and clear oakland welcomes all no matter where you come from and how you got here. la's mayor ericrcetti calls disgraceful policy, cam dollar harris says trump using human beings for political gain and the governor of california who the president pointed to when announcing the idea of sending migrants to sanctuary cities is also responding. >> it's illegal, it's immoral, it's unethical, it's sophomoric and par for the course. >> but the head of border patrol union which represents thousands of agent who is work at the border has a much different take, he says the president should be praised for his plan calling it brilliant. >> these are cities that the city councils have consciously made a decision that they're going to accept the illegal aliens into the cities and protect them. these people have been to be released for one reason or another and if we are going to have to release them why not show these sanctuary cities the same pressure that other cities have feeling. >> in las crucez new mexico border patrol dropped 200 migrants. asking for donations to help the migrants who now

there is a valid reason for them to ask for these, however yesterday eric trump tweeted a hostile commentse of power. does young trump have a case? marty: it probably is not true that it is in abuse of power. congress has oversight over financial institutions and how they are being regulated, so in that context, they do have a valid case for seeking those records. go into acan't do is fishing expectation -- expedition and open up of can of worms but does not relate to the election. mr. do we have any idea how mueller feels about the ballet over the mueller report? is he happy it will be redirected and released on thursday, or is he miserable? marty: that is the million-dollar question. no one has heard from mueller since he turned over the report. we will get a chance to hear from him. he will be subpoenaed by congress and he will appear. the question is -- how much can he really say? he reports to the attorney general who can instruct him to limit his comments to various areas and to say it is off limits on others. i think we will get a chance to hear from mueller himself. guy: we will g

that eric trump, paul manafort, hope hicks, ivanka trump and jared kushner were in that meeting in trumpn june of 2016. how significant is that? >> well, it doesn't, you know, it doesn't appear that mueller is going to do anything with it. there are a lot of cases that have been referred to other u.s. attorney's offices where it is redacted in the report, so we don't know whether or not don jr. has been referred to another u.s. attorney's office for consideration of this. >> right. >> we know that don jr. was not interviewed by mueller -- >> just to be clear here -- just to be clear here, what the reporting was that they were in a meeting that don jr. was bragging about this, right, getting dirt on hillary clinton. >> right. that's right. there's no lack of clarity that don jr. was trying to obtain information from the russians at that june 9th meeting and was coordinating with wikileaks to obtain information from them that would be disparaging of hillary clinton and helpful to the trump campaign. and don jr. was not interviewed by mueller. so either mueller made a mistake in not doing t

put medicare patients at risk. ♪ [cheers and applause] steve: ladies and gentlemen, we have eric and lara trumpou're going through. >> thank you. >> speak for all of us. >> we wish you the best. we pray for your dad. we just want to know is ready? >> he was born ready. >> he is ready. we're going to win this thing again. we'll win this thing again. america needs it. america deserves it. he is doing just unbelievable job. brian: what about the job you're doing. running a major corporation while watching your dad as president, taking live questions on national television. how are you doing that? >> we don't sleep much, brian. i think you know that. >> to her point, do y'all have really thick skin -- >> yes. ainsley: how do you get through that? that has to be -- >> ainsley, we all know we're fighting on the right side of history. we all sleep well at night knowing that we're behind a man who is leading this country in the right direction. who will go down in history as one of the greatest presidents we ever had. we know we're doing right thing, fighting for root right thing. ainsley: does it get

and then there's eric trump.in there for re-tweeting a twitter account operated by the russian internet research company better known as the ira during the election. now a new question is swirling because there are still a dozen referrals of potentially criminal evidence mueller's team found and were all redacted for reasons of, quote, harm to an ongoing matter. we have no idea who's involved or what they're about, but democratic senator of connecticut richard blumenthal, he's got an idea. >> one thing that bob mueller did not do here was, in fact, follow the money. none of the financial crimes are in this report. none of the deutsche bank leads have been followed. that presumably is what the southern district of new york is doing, and that's one of the reasons that perhaps donald trump is an unindicted co-conspirator there in effect, individual number one. >> aha. >> joining now is former prosecutor kathy fleming and legal analyst danny cevalos. danny, what do you make of the follow the money? >> as a broader pr

eric trump, the president's son who runs the trump organization saying the subpoenas went out to deutschepmorgan chase, citigroup and says this subpoena is an unprecedented abuse of power and it an attempt to attack the president and our family for political gain. he goes on to say things they should be legislating and the white house, i know the president is trying to pre-cook us for the mueller report. they understand that that is just one chapter that the cloud of investigation is with them. >> yeah, and i think that's why they are reacting so strongly against all of these things because they believe that if you sort of give them an inch they are going to take a mile. that's how they are approaching this whole thing, and so it starts with the mueller report, and -- and essentially not -- they have already been saying there's no collusion, no obstruction, but now they are in a position where they have to continue to fight the mueller report because there is will be something in this report that they know is probably not going to be that flattering to the president and might fuel other i

trump hating filmmaker and eric trump payday and tv producer. well. and for good measure, they threw in michelle obama. "time" magazine is sort of the last gasp almanac of the elite. but at least the elites don't admit defeat easily, do they? you've got to hand out to them. there is perhaps no better example than how they've dealt with mueller is no collusion and no obstruction findings. >> there is ample evidence of collusion in plain sight. we are talking about here is the difference between conduct that rises to the level of criminality and conduct that is deeply unethical, unpatriotic, and corrupt that may not be criminal. >> the attorney general should recuse himself immediately. he has no business touching any part of this investigation. >> laura: okay, well, with tomorrow's release of the mueller report minus redactions, we are bound to see more gyrations from the same suspects. from political activists who raised millions off the constant defamation that trump was some type of sellout to russia or a traitor. they moved by the way from he consp

there were a number of people in this meeting including eric trump, paul manafort, hope hicks, ivanka trump and jared kushner. some of those people denied they knew anything about the trump tower meeting and some perhaps forgot. it appears that during this -- that donald trump jr. was excited about the prospect of getting information from somebody related to azerbaijan, this is a reference to the developer agalarov who set up the meeting, it appears paul manafort set up and said i don't know about that. it seemed he had some doubts as to whether or not this meeting would ever produce anything of importance. we know frommer to part of this that the special counsel ended up deciding that nothing of value was produced during this meeting, in other words are, no violation of the law by either donald trump jr. or other people related to the campaign. they looked at whether or not this was a campaign finance violation. it would illegal, for instance, if the campaign was trying to get something of value from ain foreduring this meeting. it's because because it produced nothing then they coot

eric: president trump reacting in the beginning of rally last night. >> we stand in solidarity with the jewish community. we forcefully condemn the evil of anti-semitism and hate which must be defeated. eric: ellison barber reports from the north lawn in the white house, hi, ellison. >> hi, eric, you heard the president telling crowd in wisconsin that the evil of anti-semitism must be defeated. the president, the vice president and the first lady have all condemned the attacks, first lady tweeting this calling it senseless shooting in a place of worship. vice president pence called evil and cowardly shooting and said no one should be in fear in house of worship. anti-semitism isn't just wrong he said, it's evil. on the south lawn on twitter and campaign rally in wisconsin, the president spoke about the attack, president trump says he has spoken with the mayor of poway and also the governor of california, before leaving white house yesterday saying the attack is hard to believe. >> my biggest sympathies go to the people that were affected, the families, their loved ones, at this moment l

eric trump, the president's son and campaign sort of guru person talking about the lawsuit this morning. >> it's so sad because the isis presidenti this is president harassment 101. we have to fight back. under total siege from all these people from every angle. >> they're making the argument it is all political. what is your response to that? >> first of all, this lawsuit is in their private capacity and what they should understand is that when you're a member of congress or president of the united states, you don't have the same expectation of privacy. i have to file financial disclosures and it's perfectly legitimate for congress to look into the fact whether the president's financial disclosures that he filed, whether they're accurate and whether he has conflicts of interest that are monetizing the presidency. those are very legitimate areas of inquiry. >> do you see this as more stonewalling from the president and his family? >> i do. i don't think it is going to work. a court is going to look at this and say if president trump was still a real estate developer, he would have a cla

how significant is that eric trump was saying that now there is an adult in the room and they will geto the bottom of it. >> thank god. it's one time we've had equal justice. the revelations of crimes committed by the people who instigated this investigation, and some of the things they've done along the way are actually much more concerning than the ridiculous accusation of collusion which has no substance. crimes were committed by the people who instigated this investigation. starts with the floor applications to the fisa court, which are fraudulent. they are phony. they were false. >> ed: let me ask you whether you're concerned, though -- you are in washington conducting this interview and we appreciate it because you're waiting for the redacted version of the mueller report. are you nervous? are you going to have a rebuttal ready? information that suggests that they came close to obstruction? >> i've been waiting for the time to do that. almost a year now. so yeah, we are ready, and we'll be ready for anything they throw at us. expect it'll be nothing we are prepared for, having th

it's about time that serious people of the justice department, bill barr -- as i think eric trump setthis morning -- she's the adult in the room. you mentioned jeff sessions before, he was asleep while this was happening in the posting. he didn't investigate any of it. so maybe it will turn out to be a lot of nothing. i doubt it, but let's get the facts. to call it a conspiracy theory is ridiculous. >> harris: so william barr said at the hearing most recently that he didn't have evidence of the spying but he had a lot of questions. so now, to further those questions, you get these eight referrals. >> melissa: right, but i'm not sure nunes needed to get into it. it seems like bill barr is on it. he's on it. >> harris: so why did he get into it? >> melissa: i don't know. politically he thought he needed to make a referral. go ahead, kennedy. >> kennedy: you are absolutely right. william barr is the attorney general and he heads the justice department, under which the fbi is comfortably nestled. he also has a u.s. attorney, john huber, and the inspector general, michael horowitz. >> harr

we heard it from eric trump, for example, this morning.evon nunez over on fox. >> now we have an attorney general who calls spying for what it is. then the ultimate spying where you have the fbi director spying on the president taking notes illegally leaking those notes of classified information. why? so they could appoint a special counsel to spy on an acting president again. >> well, i mean, we saw conservatives launch on to this immediately as evidence that there was some deep-seeded, you know, bureaucratic conspiracy to hurt donald trump. and i think it comes on a week when there are already a lot of questions about the president trying to make agencies overtly political. either be it the federal reserve or the department of homeland security. and it's definitely something that is, i think, concerning to liberals and critics of barrs because it is coming right before the mueller report potentially comes out. >> there's another thing that rosenstein said, not only not that bill barr is not trying to mislead anybody. one thing if you put

eric trump was on this network earlier talking to stuart varney about this topic.y're subpoenaing our lawyers, our accountants, ow banks. the only person they haven't subpoenaed is my father's doctor. it's insane amount this point. it's just presidential harassment. my father is doing an incredible job. >> andrew nepal tha napolitano. who has the better argument here. is president essentially suing his own baiks claiming, as eric says, presidential harassment. >> i'll give you both arguments. the president did the right thing to hire lawyer to challenge the subpoena. he's saying please don't comply with the subpoena until after the court rules. the president's argument is this. there's no legitimate governmental purpose in congress seeking this information. it goes backing ten years ago. the congress can't prosecute me. i've been audited by the irs continue usually. the federal government has given me a clean bill of financial health, leave me alone. the house of representatives argument is wait a minute, we just had a guy testify yb you may not like him, he's a co

. >> and let me start on those subpoenas because eric trump has now respaupd eresponded to the subpoenasnd has said this, an unprecedented abuse of power and the latest attempt by house democrats to attack the president and our family for political gain. what is your response to that? >> well, it's truly bizarre because what this is, it's an investigation into russian and eastern european money laundering and taking advantage of western banks, u.s. banks to hide the proceeds of their corruption. and why is the president's family against that? this is not targeted at trump. this is targeted at russian money laundering using the united states. we are trying to legislate on this. i am involved in trying to pass bills to protect our financial system against this kind of money laundering. and it's just really weird that this is something that the president and his family and his lawyers would be concerned about. they should be working with us on this. >> what are democrats planning to do with whatever you learned from these banks? you talked about your legislation, how else might that informa

eric trump is calling the subpoenas a, quote, abuse of power from a committee, quote, obsessed with harassingr, house democrats maintain the moves are not only within scope, but also completely necessary, as investigations into foreign money laundering continue. >> it's truly bizarre because what this is, it's an investigation into russian and eastern european money laundering and taking advantage of western banks, u.s. banks, to hide the proceeds of their corruption, and why is the president's family against that? >> the "washington post" is reporting house democrats and the trump administration are preparing to fight tooth and nail over these subpoenas. >>> in what was supposed to be a meet and greet for south bend mayor pete buttigieg turned into a full fledged rally yesterday as more than 1,600 people came out to see him in des moines, iowa, but his event was interrupted twice by two anti-gay protesters, at least one of whom showed up to two of buttigieg's events yesterday, stopping his speech when he mentioned his right to marry his husband. >> and as somebody very much enjoying the firs

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days before the trump tower meeting in june 2016, there was a meeting of campaign people including eric trump, ivanka, jared kushner, all of them are there and he mentions this and i think this is a reference to the meeting he was about to have. he sort of mixes it up. but it is clear that they were encouraging this and they knew what the russians were trying to do -- >> and they were trying to benefit from it. >> reporter: and they didn't call the cops. >> and they were trying to benefit from it. they were open. not a crime. but again for the american people to process. >> reporter: not a crime. >> the president said i don't know anything about wikileaks versus telling rick gates more is coming. them saying the trump tower meeting was about adoption versus trump jr. telling i have a lead on dirt about hillary clinton from this foreign agencies and people will see lies about things people knew were wrong even if they weren't criminal. evan, thank you very much. let me know as we continue to feed the beast here, let me know what new information you get out of the report. >>> joining us now, fo

happening now, eric trump responding to congressional demands for the family's financial records.an: the panel subpoenaing db and other financial institutions. eric trump saying the subpoena is an unprecedented abuse of power and simply the latest attempt by house democrats to attack the president and our family for political gain, instead of legislating the committee is obsessed he says with harassing and undermining my father's administration, doing everything they can to distract from his incredible accomplishments and this incompetence is the exact reason why the american people have such disdain for politicians and why my father was elected president. today's actions by the committee set a horrible precedent for all taxpayers. the white house and the president has called this presidential harassment. stuart: i think that says it all. that's wrapped it all up in one go. thank you, susan. >>> new york city's mayor bill de blasio opposes president trump's sanctuary city plan. watch this. >> in a recent tweet by president trump, he doubled down on sending undocumented immigrants

ellison. >> hi, eric, president trump says that our country is full and continues to insist that there an emergency on the u.s.-mÉxico border, you remember president trump said last week that he would likely shut down the u.s.-mÉxico border if mexico did not do more to stop the central american migrants that were coming into the u.s. through mÉxico, there was a lot of pushback from lawmakers on both sides of the i'll saying that would be an economic debacle and hurt a lot of americans, the president changed his tube on that a bit and walked that back, he said it wasn't necessarily because of the criticism, he, in fact, said that security was most important, more important than potential economic ramifications here, he said that he changed his tune on that a little bit because mÉxico was doing more, that mÉxico has stepped up. the president says they've seen changes with mÉxico's behavior in the past few days but he says closing the southern border is still an option on the table. >> mÉxico has been great, the last 4 or 5 days have been great. first time, first time. [applause] >> at th

stuart: jason, we had eric trump on the show this morning. literally just 20 minutes ago. told us that the democrats in congress want the debit card records of tiffany trump from way back when she was 22 years old. by what right does congress have -- does congress have any right to those financial records? >> they have no right to those records. there's plenty of supreme court precedent, the watkins case, for instance, that says no, you can't just go on fishing expeditions to exploit people and to expose them, in particular when they have done nothing wrong. they are also going after the trump hotels. they want the know what everybody spent, they want to know -- see how much money you maybe spent in the mini bar, if you watched a movie in that hotel. people have got to look at the democrats and say really, you got to figure out who's staying at the trump hotels and how much they spent, what were their credit card transactions. that is such an abuse of power. but it's what the democrats are doing right now. stuart: there should be a political response to it. jason, as alway

you know i need someone eric: as promised president trump is on stage, he's in las vegas addressing thesh coalition. you can see joined applause and greeting as well as the music, the expected to talk about border security, of course, and a variety of other issues perhaps even the mueller report, sending tweets earlier today saying there was no collusion instead he said, in fact, the phoney dossier was a con job paid for by crooked hillary and dnc and angry democrats investigating an event that never happened. asked in capitals, how did it start and wants investigation, he may address some of that but also likely dealing with the issue -- because of this group of the middle east, israel in advance on the eve of the election, prime minister's election this coming week. arthel: we are told there's 1600 people in ballroom. he's sure to deliver speech with a lot of tactical and punches. right now his supporters, but i think president trump is getting ready to speak, so let's listen in to president trump. eric: finishes up god bless the usa. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. [cheers and ap

simply fulfilling their congressional oversight and deutsche bank has been cooperative so far but trump's son ericnted abuse of power and it all comes as the trump team is digging in on this fight. the president's lawyer writing a letter to the treasury department making a direct appeal for them not to comply with the request, not to release the president's tax returns. they say this is unconstitutional and that lawmakers here have no right to act, quote, like a junior varsity irs. george. >> mary, congress, all of official washington getting ready to do speed-reading on thursday morning with the release of that edited version of the 400-page mueller report. >> reporter: two more days until we all get to see that redacted version of the mueller report. lawmakers here are getting ready to do that speed-reading as you mentioned and hoping to glean insight into a number of issues including the question of why mueller could not make a call -- felt he could not make that determination on obstruction of justice. what is not expected to change mueller's conclusion that there was no collusion, george. >>

but yet again, again in the context of the crucible of california, you have eric trump who is supposedl of the president's businesses down playing the fact that on this two-day trip, one day of which the president spent in california, he makes time to go to his personal golf course. >> and they were overdue in paying their property taxes on -- >> i delivered that to you. >> on 24 acres of that property. and finalitily paid up last week only because "the washington post" caught them. this is where all of us get our coconut juice and put our birken sddz stocks on. it's why he's losing the election. but, yeah, he needs it. he needs the money. and his hole in his schedule, i believe it was the first time in two years he visited that property. and i think one of the under cover issues right now is i believe his golf clubs are very much under water. there is a misnomer that he stopped building things and licenses his name. he actually owns all these golf clubs outright. and he's overpaid for them. he's done the pure trump overpay for a vanity property like the plaza or eastern airlines and i