some sense of calm or guardrail within the administration, and i am not sure that was anything more than amirage, because the president did more of what he wanted to anyway. people have been able to delay the president but not dissuade him from what he really wanted. mattis would convince him, and i think it s hard for people who are increasingly, particularly in the republican-held senate, who have issues with the president s conduct we are going to hear a lot more of that in the last coming months when the house will have the investigations. mattis spelled it out for everybody. he wrote a letter. this wasn t a leak. this was not unnamed sources. no, he put his name to it. yeah, he said while the u.s. remains the indispensable nation
worst witness. melissa: he says it wasn t a leak. so there you go. anyway, tom fitton, thank you. thank you for your time. you re welcome. melissa: president trump gearing up to sign the executive order to keep migrant families together at the southern border amid backlash over his administration zero tolerance policy. what we can expect and the impact it could have on the mid-terms. the you noter panel is up the power panel is up next. sometimes, bipolar i disorder
that is a privilege afforded to citizens. that is not a privilege or a right afforded to people that didn t respect this country enough to follow the rule of law to get here, period. steve: well, it s just a slippery slope what s happening out there. you are absolutely right. there seem to be a lot of people who aren t crazy about the direction the state is going but what are you going to do? move? we re going to vote. we re going to vote. and we re going to make sure our voices are heard. i m telling you there is going to be a resurgence of logical thought, conservative thought in the state of california. might not be as soon as we would like it, but i m telling you now, it is changing. it s changing for the better. give us a little time. we will right the ship. brian: we re still wondering what s happening down south with the caravan. about 17 people have gotten in. they are still straddling that fence. we will see how the people of california feel about that. that s controversy th
middle of the snow? well, the fellows had done it. and there are a lot of incredible programs out there for veterans to do expeditionary programming and none of them were focused on women. identifying that need, we decided that we were going to do it. ainsley: how did y all meet. through a mutual friend. you guys have similar mind sets and similar interests and we have same common goal of wanting to pay it forward and help other people so they linked us up. ainsley: that s great. i met you at building hope for heroes event and you lost your leg fighting for our country in a helicopter crash in afghanistan. tell the folks at home what you went through. it s been a long road. i joined at 17 years old. and as you said, on my last deployment my helicopter went down and as a result of it i sustained some pretty serious injury everything from trammatic brain injury and losing my leg. it was uphill battle.
monoxide detect ter it needed a battery. brian: at least it wasn t a leak. steve: i didn t know. i couldn t find any more batteries that fit it. it s like is there carbon monoxide. ains is it one of those rectangular? steve: it was a double a. you are thinking of a 9-volt. i took batteries out of the tv remote. ainsley: reminder to change the battery in your smoke alarm. steve: i should have done it two weeks ago. we have a lot to talk to you about on this wednesday. show down brewing between president trump s lawyers and robert mueller. brian: leaks now show the special counsel is considering a subpoena to get the president to talk if he won t voluntarily. ainsley: that s right. griff jenkins is live in washington to break it all down for us. what s the latest? good morning, guys. if you had any doubt robert robt mueller want to question the president. we now know he is willing to go to make it happening. threatening a subpoena march meeting with trump attorneys