. >> walker's friend jamie miller is assigned to the same housing unit. >> that is just too much. night screaming and yelling and. she looks so innocent, but she's hell. >> i cannot believe she -- >> wow. >> i heard you screaming and banging last night. >> you are not going to get anywhere in your cell acting like that. the easier you are, the more you comply with the deputies, you will get privileges. >> when you act nicely for people to do stuff, then they look at you, like, they ignore you, and then you flip out, we never had a problem with you, what is going on with you? and this and that. >> miller knows that walker has been anxious about her upcoming sentencing. >> give you probation or prison time, right? what did you plead for. >> five years. >> the deal walker actually signed makes her eligible for more than six years in prison for stabbing a man, though she hopes the judge will give her probation instead. >> i probably will get probation. >> who is your judge? >> mcgarnen. >> girl you are going to prison. >> no i'm not. the plea says i can get probation. >> do you have y

reportedly written by stephen miller and steve bannon, trump's chief strategist, they appear to be as much communications documents as legal orders. joining me now is congressman jamie raskin, democrat from maryland. congressman, i'll start with you. there's a feeling many people have about this kind of tsunami because there have been all these executive orders. it remains unclear how many of these will stand up in court and how much power they have. what is your plan as a member of congress to find that out? >> well, all of them are politically problematic and are vulnerable to different kinds of objections on funding grounds, as is the case with the building of the wall at the mexican border but a number of them appear to be unconstitutional. the one i spent a little time with todayas the one about sanctuary jurisdiction which is almost certainly unconstitutional for two reasons. one it's basically a godfather offer presented to the states -- either you do what we say or we're going to cut off all federal funding to your state. the first problem with that is that the supreme court has been very clear that where there's a quid pro quo like that it has to be explici