broke. politico, "the washington post" and "the wall street journal" all asking questions about government overreach, even the aclu has raised concern. all right, so kayleigh the analogy here is imagine if the term for administration during his time as president raided the home of "new york times" editors after they had published or even investigated into his tax records. >> kayleigh: i remember the hit piece "new york times," they would come and eat every week leading up to the election coming here is a bombshell from the personal tax returns, imagine if president trump said, okay, let's read "the new york times." he did not do that, certainly in back to what we begin the show with, imagine if i said "defy the federal court" as jen psaki did. he never did that, but he is supposed to be the authoritative rigid game attacking the press. i don't think so. this is so out-of-bounds, and merrick garland even published guidelines in july that "the wall street journal" reporting that that narrowed the