All right, thank you, J.B. I.M. Chris Cuomo and welcome to Prime Time.

A president is not a king, says the court, ordering Trump's former counsel Don McGand to go before Congress.

Now, what does that mean for the other holdouts?

Plus, we now know some of the charges Rudy Giuliani could be facing,

and we have a senator here trying to give credence to the president's conspiracy theory counter-attack.

The question is, can anyone reasonably believe Ukraine and not Russia attack our election?

And it's a big Monday and a big guest.

Ronan Farrow is here as we get news that the president's pal, Mr. Pecker, from the inquirer

is talking to authorities in yet another case against Trump.

And an exclusive look at Farrow's new podcast.

What do you say? Let's get after it.

All right, so the big case specifically addresses Don McGand, the former White House counsel,

and orders he appear before the House impeachment probe to testify.

The president claimed that he could overrule Congress on the basis of immunity.

The judge crushed that. Here's the quote. Simply stated, the primary takeaway from the past

250 years of recorded American history is that presidents are not kings.

Now, this isn't just about McGand. What about Muvaney, Bolton, Pompeo, others, Mike Pence,

and his documents? All that is being kept from Congress by Trump. What does this mean about that?

Well, the DOJ is already vowing to appeal this case, but the laws against them on the issue

of having to appear before Congress when rightly subpoenaed. The key question is,

what can people be compelled to talk about once they appear? So for the implication of the ruling,

let's bring in two session. Cuomo's court, Ellie Honegg, Jenna Ellis, thank you both, especially

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