Yes, I think so, because we know that this isn't a president that's going to give him a big pat on the back for being opened and sharing the intimate details for their discussions with the president.
Axelrod reflects on the potential repercussions for White House staff who cooperate with investigations.
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I think there's a lot of concern among Republican officeholders. Governor Pawlenty could speak more readily to this than me.
Donald Trump doesn't believe in rules and laws and norms or institutions. He doesn't believe them domestically. He doesn't believe in them internationally and he has defied them to get to this point and back to the presidency.
The place where it has influenced politics is in Canada. Now, Justin Trudeau is not -- he's stepping down. He's going to step down. But there's going to be an election in the next few days for the new Liberal Party leader and then there…
this is another norm that's just going by the wayside in the era of Trump. But, I don't think it has particular meaning.
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