bill: can your committee do that? do you have that power? >> absolutely. i hope it doesn't get to that. i hope he gets the message. bill: you were about to say if? >> if he doesn't resign. when i say he can do, he can do it the quick way or do it the long way, what he needs to do is the honorable thing. what leaders do is accept responsibility and leave. that's what he needs to do. bill: there were four boxes from this gun shop owner of evidence, right, that he collected or sent through evidence in e-mail form. >> e-mails --. bill: one box from the attorney general's office. >> which was half full. bill: these are strong allegations you're making here. what suggests to you as to why his office his department, is not more forth coming? what do they have to hide? >> well, what they have to hide that they knew there was gun-walking despite the fact that they mailed a letter to senator grassley denying it. lanny breuer's hands are all in "fast and furious". he assigned a prosecutor to

e-mails. bill: i did. >> from a gun shop owner in arizona and not a single e-mail from the united states attorney. his senior officials knew about gun walking and yet he sent demonstrably false letter to a member of congress. so, you know, like i told him yesterday, when cops lie to lawyers, they go to jail. when lawyers lie to congress they seem to get promoted. chairman sensenbrenner has more impeachment experience than any other member of congress. lamar smith is a genial chairman but he made it clear yesterday that this attorney general is in serious trouble, not just for "fast and furious". he won't turn over e-mails on elena kagan. he has politicized this department. he lost the ability to lead it. we don't have confidence in his leadership. he needs to go. now if he doesn't get that message --. bill: do you back sensenbrenner when he calls for i am people? >> 100%. bill: can your committee do that? do you have that power?