DAVID CHALIAN, CNN POLITICS DIRECTOR: That he has the executive leadership experience not in Washington to deliver on the promises that he says the Washington leaders have failed. Not only is he running against Trump, he's running against Washington outside this swampy mess.</s>BRIANNA KEILAR, CNN HOST: Generally, that's a good place to be, right, we found recently. Let's talk about the president's national emergency declaration, because he's losing support among some key Republicans. And one of them is Rand Paul, who generally is aligned with him on a lot of his especially recent foreign policy decisions. How much does this sting for the president?</s>CHALIAN: Rand Paul has been a very consistent ally with the president. Here's the reality of what's going on here. This is very significant that we're seeing enough Republicans in the United States Senate to sort of give a brushback to the president on something he wants to get done. But it doesn't amount to much because the president has made clear and his administration has made clear he's going to veto anything that comes his way of this resolution, and there aren't enough votes to override a veto. The practical effect is, if Donald Trump wants to go down this road, still, of an emergency action, he can. He knows that. But there's a real politics moment here that he's also aware there's enough of his own party in the Senate to really cause him some heartache here that this bill is going to get to him. Does that cause him to rethink his approach here? That's I think the big question that we wait to see.</s>KEILAR: David Chalian, thank you so much.</s>CHALIAN: Thank you.</s>KEILAR: More on our breaking news, House Democrats are ordering documents from more than 80 people and groups within the president's circle. Plus, they're asking for full-fledged investigations involving power and corruption. And a new report says the president tried to intervene to block a merger between AT&T and Time Warner, potentially, because he dislikes for CNN. A Democrat from the House Oversight committee with join me next.
Sen. Rand Paul Will Vote Against Trump's National Emergency