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f doug mcelway talked about clinton, impeachment, democrats picking up 5 seats, george w. bush on bringing dignity back to the white house and bill clinton not been put through impeachment i question with the economy doing as well as it was, that al gore wouldn't have won but george bush ran fairly well. the notion that this will backfire and democrats i don't see the evidence of that. shannon: and opinion pieces this. it will not be easy to remove the president on a procedural ti charge without proving an underlying crime. ask republicans who futilely impeached bill clinton. do they run a risk? a big part of their basis we want this. there is plenty of stuff out there against him and we don't understand why you're hesitating. >> there is no underlying crime. you can't obstruct something that is a non-crime. is theid president says time an time again. it is amazing, the republican -- as far as democratic house, the focus was on how -- bring unemployment, you don't hear about that, healthcare or any of this, you hear about -- their base -- >> democrats if they go impeachment, qu

if you heard jerry nadler and doug collins talk about this, they pointed out that in the bush administration, there was a fight like this. it began in 2007. it didn't get settled until 2009, at which time nobody cared anymore. that's the gamble the president is making right now. he wants to run out the clock, and he's daring the democrats to begin what is going to be a very political process, because he thinks it will help his election prospects. >> david, ilya, evan, and special thanks to you, evan, for pinch hitting for us. all of you stick around because we have a lot more to discuss. we'll be right back. dad, we need to talk about something important. you don't need to go anywhere dad, this is your home. the best home to be in is your own. home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care. to us, it's personal. you get the price match guarantee. so if you find your room at a lower rate, hilton is like... we're gonna match that rate and give you an extra 25% off. what would travel sites do if you found a different price? that's not my problem,

doug mckelway talked about clinton impeachment, democrats picking up five seats. george w. bushng dignity back to the white house to a fairly well and had bill clinton not been put there impeachment i question whether or not with the economy doing as well as it was that al gore wouldn't have one, but george bush ran that same to a fairly well to the notion that this was somehow going to backfire on democrats, i just don't see the evidence of that. >> shannon: in "the washington post," this is an opinion piece by megan mcardle, says this. it will not be easy to remove the president on a purely procedural charge without proving an underlying crime. just ask were publicans who futilely impeach bill clinton varied so i mean, do they run a riskier back because there's a big part of their base that says we want this, why haven't you guys acted, there's plenty of stuff out there against him and we don't understand why you're hesitating. >> into that point, there is no underlying crime. you can't obstruct something that is a noncrime, as the president says time and time again. but here

doug mcelway on capitol hill. >> sandra: let's bring in tom dupree, former assistant attorney general under president bush.to have you here. you saw the live shot at the hearing room. don mcgahn is not going to show. the white house has directed him not to. he has put out a statement he will not be there. what happens next with this showdown. >> the tables are set for a constitutional clash. look, i think the white house is staking out a position that is constitution nallly principled. there is a history of asserting executive privilege where congress tries to get a senior executive branch official up to the hill to testify under oath about his the performance of his official duties. historically these types of disputes have often been resolved by way of compromise and negotiation. what we've seen from the democrats in this flash they're showing no signs of reaching a come pom ice. >> sandra: the chairman is fuming over this. he wants him in that room and wants to ask questions. don mcgahn in the mueller report, obstruction portion you saw a lot of his name in there. he wants questions, he wants documents,

keep an eye on that, doug will be here later in the afternoon to keep you posted on the storm chances. >> ar that's you latest weather. craig. >> look at whose joinedus. jenna bush good morning. >> reporter: hi, good morning, we're so used to the royals protecting the privacy that theh past 24 hourse kind of come as a shock, they're sharing video,ur pictes, tweets, and that candid conversation about mental health. it's been a year since princey had meghan's fairy tale wedding at windsor, the couple celebrating tir first anniversary with the whole world releasing these never before seen candid pictures on their instagram feed. the groom pretending to hitch a ride. bride with her soon to be father-in-law prince charles and, that kiss. wedding bells were ringing again at windsor this weekend, prince harry this time as a guest, with the queen, for another family wedding. no sign of megan or sonar chi. the youngest royal's birth certificate now publicir conf he was born at a london hospital and lists megan's occupation aspirin says of the united kingdom. reports of that supposed brotherly rift between william and harry now fading away. the two prince ace long with th