that's connected to the conversation today of the impeachmentgi inquiry that was filed against don mcgann the former white housedo counsel to enforce that congressional subpoena. >> why did you get involved? >> this is within our mandate this is where that partisanship we see a dialogue on the hill or in the white house does not stop legal arguments from being made or heard so that we still get a fair shake that we work in the state courts as well and this is within our mandate. >> there has been an extensive briefing they can find it on my twitter feed and we will be in court next week in the district of dc arguing that case. >> georgia lying go ahead good morning democratic line. >>caller: i have a question about the subpoenas you were talking about that a few minutes ago does congress not have a right to arrest these people? there are 15 people that completely ignore those congressionalio subpoenas. >> that's a great question. in general there are three ways the house in these circumstances to enforce the subpoenase one is to go to the court and with that mcgann case is a leading examp

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this is a reoccurring issue with don mcgann, giuliani, the state department, there are outstanding issueshen they go before the district court they better have an impeachment. are they going to make the argument that this impeachment inquiry is the same as an impeachment? heather: how can you handed to the intel committee when the intel committee is making the very charges? heather: it does have the ability to investigate generally. did they have the ability to call witnesses and subpoena documents? they did but it is disingenuous to go before the american people as a listening inquiry when they should have called it to a vote to get these representatives publicly. shannon: they know the american public cannot follow it this closely and are counting on it. thank you for joining us, thank you for breaking it down. four ms 13 gang members plead guilty to a gruesome machete murder, they were in the us illegally, jennifer rivera lopez was lured to a maryland park in 2017 where they chopped her head off and buried her body in a shallow grave. they face 20 years behind bars, there could be an a

the mcgann lawsuit.re the mueller oversight investigation, impeachment inquiry is bleeding into the ukraine matter. they're all sort of a piece, and so in this case the judge has said the congress does have a right to see this grand jury information which is only true if they are engaged in a lawful impeachment inquiry, and that takes away a republican talking point in the ukraine matter where trump and his allies say this is a sham inquires because the house never voted to open one. the judge said, doesn't matter. this could show, we don't know. it could uncover stuff about the roger stone case. about to go to trial that was blacked out that congress didn't see. beyond that, that was kind of what congress wanted to see back in the summer, because that was what they could hold on, and now it's almost like a secondary issue with the ukraine issue taking center stage. >> curious to get your thoughts on this, josh. mueller or ukraine? which of those issues in your mind will play a bigger role in the whole i

agree or disagree with their politics, but dawn mcgann is probably the unsung hero of the story and trumpends up humiliating him and should have been down on ended the thanking him for restraining him from his worst impulses but he gets thrown out. session widely criticized for his performance as the attorney general nevertheless has sent him a monster fire mueller or engage in what could be a legal conduct the same with rosenstein, even cory leelanau ski he says go tell sessions that he has to fire buehler and if you do something firing him. he managed to never do it. he had enough sense not to do that. all these people are out. he has now a white house counsel and attorney general who seemed to be doing exactly what and that is a dangerous situation and one in which something like the whistleblower was bound to happen. >> so, i thought we could wait until the election but now i'm starting to worry a whole year what could he do in a year before the election. >> we have to see how this all unfolds. the impeachment is a political process, not a legal proceeding and it isn't held to the sta

restrained trump, you see them in the course of deep state, agree or disagree with their politics, but don mcgann is probably the untold hero of the story. probably should have been down on bended knee. sessions, widely criticized for his performance as attorney general. has sense enough to not fire mueller. same with rosenstein. even corey lee when doused key. trump says go tell session siesta fire mueller. if he doesn't, i am firing him. he managed to never do it. all of these people are out. he now has white house county council. attorney general seeming to do exactly what trump wants. that is a dangerous situation. >> i thought that we could wait until the election. now i am starting to worry. what could this guy doing a year before the election. >> we will have to see how this all unfolds. impeachment is a political process. it is not in a legal proceeding. it is not held to the standards of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. the facts is it's going to go on it is absolutely essential. that is why it is so important that the president does not allow that. whether you impeach or not, the electr

restrained trump you see them in the course of the "deep state", agree or disagree with the politics, don mcgannung hero of the story. trump ends up humiliating him and trump should have been done on bended knee thanking him for restraining him from his worst impulses and then he gets thrown out. sessions widely criticized for his performance of attorney general nevertheless has sense enough not to fire mueller or engage in what could be illegal conduct. same with rosenstein. even cory lewandowski trump says, go tell session siesta fire mueller and if he doesn't i'm firing him. he slowly walked back and managed to never do it. he had enough sense not to do that. all these people are out. he has no white house counsel, the attorney general, who seem to be doing exactly what trump wants. and that is a dangerous situation and one in which something like the whistleblower was about to happen. i thought we could wait for the election but now i'm starting to worry. the whole year what could this whole guy do during the election. >> we will have to see how this unfolds. impeachment is a political proce

apparently don mcgann and donald trump jr. didn't testify before the mueller grand jury. julia ainsley joins us to put this revelation in context. >>> american troops in syria not coming home from syria but going to an even more dangerous theater in neighboring iraq. at 8:00 i am joined by congressman max rose for his analysis on everything this week. >>> and later, if your bingo card had a nasty primary fight breaking up between hillary clinton and tulsi gabbard, guess what, you won. we're going to tell you, or at least try to untangle the fight that has spilled out into public view. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's what gives audible themembers an edge.listening; it opens our minds, changes our perspective, connects us, and pushes us further. the most inspiring minds, the most compelling stories: audible. pain happens. saturdays happen. aleve it. aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exact

is -- the mcgann case is the leading example of the house doing that. thewould be to refer to u.s.ce department for criminal investigation and prosecution, noncompliance. that has a practical problem. it is the same u.s. justice department resisting this impeachment inquiry and has to report to donald trump. as a practical matter, that seems a nonstarter. that has led people to explore what the caller suggests, the inherent contempt authority of congress. there are a number of instances in our nation's history in which congress has gone out and detained somebody, whether at the capital or a holding place in the district of columbia, under this inherent authority. about a century ago, the supreme court upheld that authority, but it has its downsides. it is not clear the current supreme court would give as much leeway as some of the advocates might imagine. one could see that authority being abused. congress is a political body and to have a political body detaining americans for what that body regards as noncompliance, especially if there were minimal judicial review, has the potent