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we see represented of doug collins, he's been vocal on this issue.e step in and watch what is life i don't know if they were listening to me. >> you are looking for an answer you've already determined. notice what they've done. we are only putting it in adam schiff's purview right now. you've already heard of that's unprecedented. but i'm going to go to the committee that is always historically the committee of impeachment. and the impeachment committee should be the judiciary committee. if you want to do this right, madame speaker, do it right. do not lie to the american people and say, "these procedures of the same as nixon and clinton." i challenge the rules, chairman, to say that if you want to have that argument, i will have that argument. give us plenty of time and i guarantee i will win. why? because you're right. nine hundred i saw pages saying that adam schiff's committee gets to do whatever they want, continue the president though my process without evolvement, scrutiny, anything else of fairness or bipartisanship. how can they stand before

joining me now, congressman doug collins, ranking member of the house judiciary committee. congressman, how can the democrats run in in a credible investigation without the publicans involved? >> they can't, laura. i've been nine months with this, i been watching jerry nadler and his happy bad majority run roughshod over rules, they want one thing at the end of the day, they want to do it since 2016. that's why -- at the end of the day, people understand fairness. people may disagree with the president, may not like president, but when you have the speaker of the house who refuses to bring an inquiry to the floor, why does that matter? why does that if they made her democrats vote for the inquiry and they started a new inquiry, we in the minority have a right. my self would have subpoena power in the judiciary committee just like chairman nadler would. the chairman could weigh in to say that i should be recused. isn't that a unique concept? in america, we believe that people have due process rights. but this speaker is running roughshod over the house and it's got to stop.

joined me now as a ranking member on the house judiciary committee, georgia republican congressman doug collinsas these things go, donald trump right there tweeting, "so pathetic to see sleepy joe biden who with his son hunter and to the detriment of the american taxpayer has ripped off at least two countries for millions of dollars coming from a impeachment and i did nothing wrong. joe's failing campaign give him no other choice. you sir are focused on the process and the law. where do you think and things stand now? >> is good to be with you. she said the white house is continuing to hide his actions, and that's not true. the speaker needs to be more careful with what she says because there has not been an impeachment inquiry in any historical fashion. the clinton investigation in the late 90s, the nixon impeachment series, there was always a fairness issue and the american people are beginning to see that nancy pelosi and adam schiff like going behind closed doors where no one can examine what they are doing what they can only leak out information that they want to have and nobody in this co

doug collins, find me. he won't win a battle of wits with adam schiff. you want an open process? you're getting one. we want a formal vote on inqu y inquiry. you're getting one. we want the president to be able to question witnesses in the room. you're getting that. you know what they're never saying? he's innocent. >> some of them are. >> mr. collins isn't. his deputy secretary of state today under oath said yes, it would be against our values to ask a foreign government to intervene in our elections. own deputy secretary of state, guy he's putting up to be ambassador to russia can't abide by what this president is doing. why? it is offensive. >> two democrats voted against it, both of them from trump districts, peterson from minnesota, went 2-1 and the other from southern jersey, trump won that district by five points. were you surprised that democrats -- so few democrats voted against it? a lot of them come from seats that trump won. it's a risky battle. >> no, i'm not surprised because of the discipline that aoc and nancy pelosi has had to give in to on the left. >> aoc. >> w

here now republican congressman doug collins, the house judiciary committee.ee you you, thank you for being here. so one of the -- first of all, to john bolton, there has been a lot of consternation over what he might say, he's central to a lot of people's testimony that we've heard from. he was quoted by one of them as saying that rudy giuliani is a hand grenade that will blow us up, what do you think about what is coming there? >> congressman collins: another idea, was said earlier, we're hearing what adam schiff wants us to hear, this is the problem. john bolton coming or whether he doesn't come or not, left to be seen. we will end up having to subpoena him. there are significant issues with him coming, what we have to understand, no matter what we heard about what john bolton heard, said or done is through the lens of adam schiff, sole arbiter, he's been made the judge, jury and prosecutor of this case. that is the concern that should concern me and the american people, we are not hearing the full story. >> martha: are you glad there will be a vote tomorro

you heard what doug collins said, what are you going to do about it, that it's all in secret?eed to bring it out and let the american people judge for themselves. i've now spent over 20 hours behind closed doors listening to testimony, and if that testimony were to come out, you would realize that it would be exhibit a and exhibit b on the exoneration of this president, but yet you know adam schiff wants to make sure he keeps it all in private. so what we have to do is continue to appeal to the american people. i think an open and transparent process is really what we need. but this president has been faced with unrelenting, you know, just attacks each and every day. if they spent one-tenth of the energy trying to lower prescription drug prices, we'd see 30% reduction in prescription drug prices. but instead, they're constantly are -- each and every day -- putting out a false narrative that are not supported by the facts. martha: do you think nancy pelosi will bring the usmca to the floor for a vote? >> well, if it's all about the 2020 election, she will not do that. she will

here not to respond, congressman doug collins, ranking member of the house judiciary committee. congressmen, are you satisfied with this arrangement? >> no. this is a joke. let's be honest with this. this is covering her backside, speaker pelosi saw 50 senators say that the process in the house was bad, they didn't want to even deal with it. she went back to him and she said, oh, my goodness, we believe the republicans are wrong, but we are going to do what they say. look, she knows exactly what she is doing. she knows she is wrong. her cohort, schiff, down in the dungeon, wow from the american people notice, and other trying to cover their backside. with proposal that is really interesting. they are going to give the president some ability to weigh in in the judiciary committee, but nothing until committee. this is not about due process. and let me just say something. this is not about russia, this is not about a ukrainian phone call. this is about the fact that hillary clinton was crying in brooklyn, 2016, november. they hate the president because he has done well and he has d

let the people take a deep breath and see the effects for what they are. >> bret: congressman doug collinswe appreciate your time. >> always good. take care. >> bret: has strong winds in southern california are adding to the states wildflowers woes, burning houses and forcing residents to flee their homes east of los angeles -- in an correspondent william la jeunesse is in the valley where residents are hoping for turn and the weather. good evening. >> this is where the fire began that threatens the reagan library. investigators are looking at two things, a homeless camp allow entities power lines. admitting there was an equipment malfunction here about the time the fire began. feel it i debate about when to cut power to reduce the numbers of fires. >> the weather will be a challenge to us today. >> the hillside fire and san bernardino is a ton of major fire in ten days to erupt in california. fueled by powerful winds, what started as a small brush fire near highway rapidly grew in size and quickly destroyed or damaged at least six homes. >> my neighbor here, the one that lost his house, h

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maria: congressman john ratcliffe joining us now we're getting reaction from congressman doug collinshe republican from georgia, ranking member of the house judiciary committee and congressman good to see you thanks for joining us >> maria. maria: first your reaction to the news of the morning and that is islamic state leader abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead, the president spoke earlier saying that he died in a tunnel, wimpering and screaming. many islamic state fighters were also killed. none of the u.s. special operations team were hurt. your reaction? >> well first and foremost it's a great day for our special forces. those folks who dedicate themselves to doing exactly what they were trained to do this morning is root out evil, find it and kill it and i think it's also a great day for the world when you see the wimpering coward of a terrorist al-baghdadi who went to a cave and blew himself up. this is a man who threaten the the world and yet he wanted to go into a cave and wimper and all around the world anybody who looks to isis right now all to look to their leader who wimpered in a

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eastern sunday morning when i speak with north carolina congressman meadows with georgia congressman doug collinseekday start smart join me week do as, for "mornings with maria" right here on fox business, set the top for the day we hope there you are have a great rest of the weekend everybody that will do it for tonight and >> three brothers, one strange picture. >> i always thought, why did we have a painting like that in our dining room? >> it stirs up the sale of the century. >> $750. do have $750 right her. >> oh, my god. i'm thinking, what is this? >> are you thinking that thele g a mistake, or they know something that you don't? >> they know something that i don't.'ll take you $300,000. >> it was a complete shock. >> $830,000. >> he said, "amy, it was a rembrandt." >> not so fast. >> so, it is possible that this thing turns out not to be? >> totally. [ applause ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

listen to what doug collins said about it. >> you know, who is scared about now?they will have to actually go on record now and say look, speaker pelosi, if you want to take us down this path you are recognizing you are putting in jeopardy the house majority that you won last year on a platform of what you were going to do something for the american people. if you want to do it by the book, then do that speaker pelosi, chairman nadler, chairman schiff who hasn't found -- he can't spell truth much less sell it. this is a problem we are seeing right now. they are destroying the constitution in the house. everyone republicans democrats and independents ought to agree to that. brian: yesterday was volcker behind closed doors. republicans felt good about his testimony. next week is going to be problematic. ambassador maria -- she was the ambassadors that the trump administration was pretty sure was anti-trump and was pushing back against rudy giuliani's push for an investigation. so she, obviously, will be -- you would assume would be loaded forebear behind closed door

got fiery testimony from republican congressman doug collins talking about how due process has failed system and he has essentially said the entire thing has been neutered referring to democrats that have not been giving the republicans a fair shake getting in on the closed door meetings. he has been angry about this for weeks now talking about how nancy pelosi is basically blatant power grap is what he accuses her of. let's watch some of this now. >> one of the committees we couldn't have access because they said we couldn't. that needs to stop. this house is developing and shredding procedures every day. if members of the minority or majority cannot have the rights we're given we're in a sad situation. in the haste to put this something they didn't exempt the rule 11 -- they didn't exempt it out even in those two impeachments maybe we don't let every member see it. we didn't exempt it during this time. we were so hurried to impeach this president we don't really give a darn about the rules. here is my biggest concern. ranking member of the judiciary committee i have a question. we'v

the top republican doug collins said this ruling is dangerous for every american. the grand jury secrecy rules exist to protect people from public his closure of information and hearsay that could unfairly harm them. jon: the justice department investigation into the beginnings of the mueller probe is also evolving. >> a criminal investigation according to justice department officials. ing what became special counsel's inquiry. meaning this is a justice department review of itself. president trump and republican allies charge the mueller probe. designed to damage the president and reverse the results of the 2016 election. mark warner says his committee in a three-year bipartisan investigation has found nothing remotely justifying this criminal investigation. he says attorney general bill barr need to appear before congress on this matter to explain himself. jon: in california, 940,000 customers are repairing to live without electricity at least until monday as the state's largest utility company has begun a quote safety shutoff. in southern california the massive f

doug collins said that's what we are going to do in the house judiciary committee. lou: i think folks around the country congratulate you for storming the scif. i think for the first time republicans did something in terms of their views, values, and this president. now as to the senate majority leader. this is a document that would seek only your validation by participation in a vote. are republicans going to do that? you would gain nothing in the way of equity or participation without the permission of adam schiff, which is where you are right now. >> this vote is not a legitimate exercise in congressional oversight. we are all for oversight and transparency. but what you see now is the conclusion before the development of facts. adam schiff and nancy pelosi said donald trump was a russian asset before the russia hoax. they said they had more than considerable evidence on the russia probe. i think that when you have democrats putting the cart before the horse, it's obviously transparent to the american people this is a sham process and not a single republican shou

and will doug collins wants schiff to show up and testify as a witness, challenging his role as an investigator and answer questions about his relationship with the whistleblower. >> here is my challenge to mr. schiff. you want to be ken starr. be we ken starr, come to the judiciary committee, be the first witness and take every question asked of you. >> folks, this aing ain't over t ready. reporter: they are getting ready, republicans and democrats are ready for this. the hot one on the list john bolton, they requested he appear, his lawyers said he would not show uh-u unless he is subpoenaed, and they will also get transcripts of the close-door meetings. elizabeth: or ignore subpoenas, that is what democrat say that republicans are doing. we bring in representative sense so-- your reaction to the vote. >> it is shameful what the democrats did today is deny the president of the united states, an opportunity to present a defense to what adam schiff and nancy pelosi are doing. what has been going on in secret in the scif, is behind closed-doors. it is one sided. and people are coming and testify

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rob: doug collins says it's because they rather remain silent in his opinion than acknowledge any success the trump white house. >> they are just focused on one thing, election next november, this should be something celebrated by all parties, isis separated themselves, leader al-baghdadi separated themselves out and did not want to participate in the world as we know it, they we wanted to kill everything and be a part -- disrespect for themselves and everything that the civil sized world knows, the silence on there, maybe they're upset that impeachment are not headlines this morning, this is a god day for america, good day for the administration and good day for everyone. carley: several leaders on both sides of the aisle accuse the administration of having no real plans to combat isis following the shift of u.s. troops in syria. rob: mourning turns into mayhem when gunfires are shot at candle light vigil, chaos unfolding after moments a monowas shot dead at homecoming party in texas, aisha as police are searching for the gunman. >> people showed up to remember a friend and ran for their

jillian: congressman doug collins, nancy pelosi throwing house rules in the trash. >> which to him is a clear indication that it is all about overturning the 2016 election. >> amazing to me nancy pelosi had such little faith in the american people. if she was right, if she had an agenda, if she believed the democratic party candidates for president were on the right track with the right message, why is she so skeptical of the american people voting for what they believe is the right idea? the problem is she knows donald trump is connecting with american people come he did in 2016 and we will see it again next year and what they are seeing from her is wanting to overturn an election because the next election they are scared of and take the rules of the house and throw them in the trash. if you want to do it by the book do that. chairman schiff can't spell truth, they are destroying the institution and everyone got to be agreed on that. >> the constitution says they must hold a vote before the judicial committee holds hearings. democrats didn't do that. >> fox news alert, police not rul

congressman doug collins says nancy pelosi is throwing house rules in the trash and call that a clearndication that it is all about overturning the election. >> it is amazing to me nancy pelosi has such little faith in the american people. if she was right, if she had an agenda, if she believed democratic party candidates for president were on the right track then why is she so skeptical of the american people voting for what they believe is the right idea? the problem is she knows donald trump is connecting with american people, he did in 2016, we will see it again next year and what they are seeing from her is willing to overturn an election because the next election they are scared of and at the same time take the was of the house and throw them in the trash. if you want to do it by the book do it, the chairman -- he can't spell truth, they are destroying the institutes -- everyone ought to be agreed on that. >> the constitution says the house must hold a vote on articles of impeachment before the judicial committee holds hearings and investigations. the republicans say the democra

ed: congressman doug collins says impeachment is down right unamerican.headlines. paving the way for medical marijuana at school. kindergarten through 12th grade schools if parents can administer the drug to their children. reverses a previous ban prohibiting marijuana within 1,000 feet of schools. the law takes effect in january. from straws to plastic. banning hotels from giving small plastic shampoo bottles to guests starting in 2023. meant to reduce waste. some worldwide hotel chains are making the change. steve? steve: entrepreneurship and joe biden taking each other on. did you see this? >> like every bully i have ever known, he is basically a coward. he is afraid about just how badly i will beat him next november. >> well, he is falling like a rock. we have him on tape with corruption. i don't think he is going to make it. he has been hit and he has been caught red-handed. >> this as the former ambassador to ukraine still intends to testify tomorrow despite the white house's vow not to cooperate with the democrats' impeachment efforts. ed: here to

you heard what doug collins said.e judge for themselves. i've now spent over 20 hours behind closed doors, listening to testimony. and if that testimony were to come out, you would realize that it would be exhibit a and exhibit b on the exoneration of this president. but yet you know, adam schiff wants to make sure he keeps it all in private so what we have to do is continue to appeal to the american people. i think an open and transparent process is really what we need. maria: joining me right now is louisiana congressman, house minority whip, steve scalise. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. good to be back with you. maria: so what is this all about? we know it's all behind closed doors. we know that there hasn't been a vote, a formal vote for the entire house to vote on impeachment. why are they doing this this way? >> well, this is part of adam schiff's -- it felt like a kangaroo court they set up. they've got a shroud of se cree sigh where they want to -- secrecy. they are making false accusations to try

doug collins joins us live, good to have you with us tonight. i know there's a letter from the house intelligence chair, adam schiff who is spearheading the whole thing. he says this. we are proceeding in a deliberate manner in accordance with all applicable house, committee and other rules. and they conducted their investigations in private and we must do the same. there is a reason for these things being closed-door. >> there's a reason, not anything to do with impeaching this president. i agree with the speaker, she is trying to overturn the 2016 election because she doesn't like the fact that donald trump is president, she doesn't like anything he has done, the only way we can get at this president is go after impeachment, go after anything we can to tarnish them and make them look bad. she is deceiving the american people and deceiving her own conference and so is adam schiff. i will agree with him. if you stop calling it an impeachment inquiry i will agree with everything he said. the problem is he's calling it impeachment inquiry which co

view any such efforts as obstruction, the ranking republican on the house judiciary committee doug collinsfutures this mourning voicing concerns about a lack of transparency on the democrats' part. >> democrats realize that in light of day they couldn't find anything to impeach president trump on so now they are going behind closed doors and believing that the american public is not smart enough to realize what they are doing and leak out what they want to and influence this next application cycle. arthel: let's bring in now former u.s. attorney guy lewis, served with william barr at the justice department during president george h.w. bush administration. we will get back to those comments later but i want to start here and move the story forward, you have gordon, u.s. ambassador to european union who, just to set this up, text messenger to ukraine bill taylor said that i think it's crazy to withhold security assistance for help with the political campaign, now, this is after speaking with president trump because they were going back and forth on text messages, but then hours past by and a

the top republican an house judiciary committee, doug collins said schiff broke precedent leading theough the intelligence committee. that schiff effectively neutered the judiciary committee in his opinion should be leading this probe. >> here is my challenge to mr. schiff. you want to be ken starr? be ken starr. come to the judiciary committee, be the first witness and take every question asked of you. [applause] >> folks, this ain't over. get ready the cloud is dropping will be dropping on their heads because process matters and substance wins in the end. reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi and lead man heading probe adam schiff pushed back gop claims blocking questions, blocking republicans from asking questions and banning some of them from depositions. >> those that have complained about the lack of access to the depositions, most of the members who have been permitted to attend, failed to attend. the resolution will permit me as the chair, to begin releasing transcripts of the depositions. i think that you will see when those are released just what equal opportunity members of

his republican counterpart, congressman doug collins, wrote, quote: this ruling is dangerous for everyrican. the grand jury secrecy rules exist to protect innocent people against public disclosure of information and hearsay that could unfairly harm them. this is part of the democrats' investigation into whether the president obstructed the special come's investigation. the white house has had no comment on this decision. congressman collins says he is looking forward to an appeal. the administration can appeal this decision, and that is expected. back to you, eric. eric: rich, thanks very much for the latest. arthel: we are just 100 days from the ah caucuses. -- iowa caucuses. several of the top democratic contenders are in another early voting state. kristin fisher is following the candidates live in columbia, south carolina. hi, kristin. >> reporter: hey, arthel. well, things here have become quite tense between the two black democratic presidential candidates and the original sponsors of this forum. the bipartisan justice center, senators cory booker and kamala harris are upset that

and for republicans like jim jordan and doug collins had had that type of material during the obama years would have moved for impeachment that week. >> as reporters this morning, we're trying to keep our heads from exploding and stay even keeled about the hypocrisy when you can see it. we have the split screen. you can see it so clearly. but you as someone who worked on the committee on investigations like this, what's it like for you to watch what happened over this past week? >> it's mind numbing. i remember jim jordan and mike pompeo talking about transparency. the american people's right to know just to find the subpoenas and the depositions and hearings by saying that the american people is about justice. this is about getting to the truth. i remember jim jordan saying when he was holding in contempt of congress, the only path is through the house of representatives. what's wrong with trying to get the answers. so to watch all of these people who were center stage for years now turn around and somehow say that, well, it's okay to ignore depositions, to ignore subpoenas. it just tell

reporter: republican on house judiciary committee doug collins had a scathing challenge for the leadinge impeachment inquiry. house intelligence chairman, adam schiff. schiff should come before the house judiciary committee as a witness and answer their questions about his relationship with the whistle-blower. >> those that have complained about lack of access to the depositions, most of the members who have been permitted to attend have failed to attend. >> i don't know why the republicans are afraid of the truth. reporter: just because we're moving into the phase two of the impeachment inquiry, connell, does not mean closed-door briefings are over. what is happening with timothy morrison down in the basement of the capitol, it is behind closed doors which is an issue the republicans raised for weeks now. connell? connell: hillary vaughn on capitol hill. melissa: here to react, bill mcgurn from "the wall street journal" and fox news contributor. i've been watching the parade all morning long. did anyone gain ground today? what is your takeaway? >> nancy pelosi helped unite the republic

. >> bret: congressman doug collins says chairman nadler is wrong to suggest the investigation is anythingver truth and accountability. if if mr. durham finds crimes were committed, i'm confident he will restore america's confidence in its premier law enforcement agency, your thoughts on this. >> we don't know what crime is being investigated, we don't know how serious it is and when he says to go back to 2016, that is exactly from people on the left what they think is being done here. they think durham's investigation even though it's criminal is much more political than horwitz, he's proven himself in the past to be fair and to be true. in addition to that, there are a lot of people that are really banking on comey going away in handcuffs and banking that the steele dossier is an issue but the problem is when you stand before the judge and sign that application requesting to have any kind of a tap on anyone's phone -- carter page or anyone else -- there are pages upon pages of this application on which the steele dossier is just a small amount. i'm curious who they are looking at and wha

then the minority, people like doug collins, he gets to have subpoena authority. nancy pelosi is not going through the due process and allowing the oversight to call witnesses and obtain documents. that is something that has to happen. >> melissa: do they have to say what they want to impeach him over? do they just have to say they want to impeach him, and everyone can cite yes for their own reasons? it's a serious question. >> jason: it is a serious question because it is how they go fishing for evidence. before i'm not sure today she has the votes. it is about taking the temperature and some of those swing districts. but i believe that what has been announced, she is only five or six votes shy of having to go ahead for the inquiry, and there is a clear mandate about the power of office. >> kristen: there is a big difference in the support that we cease for the inquiry. we have actually seen a pretty significant increase, even among republicans, saying i'm all right with an inquiry. very different than wanting to get folks on -- >> jason: it does not rise to the

i will talk with the top republican on the house judiciary committee, doug collins.eskimo. communist china cracking down on video gamers over free speech. do you need a place to let it all out next time your team loses? one city has a solution, and brian kilmeade will vent about that. all coming up on "the daily briefing" ." >> melissa: fox news alert, going to show you that right no now. joe biden is giving a speech right now in rochester, new hampshire. what is significant about this is moments ago he called for the first time for president trump to be unequivocally impeached before he was talking about, "there should be an increase, they should look into it." but now it's time to actually do it. on that note, let's bring in our power panel. matt schlapp is the american conservative union chairman, and capri cafaro is a former democratic ohio state senator. capri, i'm wondering, is he saying this because it would keep elizabeth warren off the campaign trail and in washington, in front of the cameras? wedded to the idea of impeachment? and he has just fallen from th

lewandowski, seen here learning that crimes are illegal. ( laughter ) and republican ranking member doug collinshe courage to ask the question nobody else would. >> the only thing we agree on in the mueller report is foreign influence from russia. but, yet, where's the bill? where's the bill? where's waldo? >> stephen: oh, i know this one! ( laughter ) i know this one! he used to be in the top right corner of the page by the beach, behind the fire juggler, but trump deported him. ( as trump ) "had to do it. because waldo is short for 'edwaldo'." ( laughter ) now, this was a very contentious hearing, especially when lewandowski was questioned by sheila jackson lee. >> congressman, i'd be happy to answer your question, or you can have a conversation by yourself, but if you'd like to ask me a question, i will be happy to answer it. >> this is a house judiciary, not a house party. >> stephen: it's not? ( applause ) wow. then why is brett there with two kegs? ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. ( cheers and applause ) elizabeth warren is here. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ only roomba i7+ uses

doug collins threatening house intelligence chairman adam he s. >> here's my challenge to mr. you want to be ken starr? at beacon's die. come to the judiciary committee and to be the first witness and take every question asked of y you. starting with your own involvement with the whistle-blower. folks, this ain't over. get ready. >> dana: chad pergram is following it all from capitol hill, i know you are ready. >> i'm bracing for it. here's what's interesting about that comment. what he is referring to is the model that was used in 1998 when the house judiciary committee called then ken starr who is the independent counsel investigating president clinton and had ken stark to questions and then you're david kendall who was president clinton's attorney turn and ask questions of ken starr. that was a remarkable moment. republic curtains are seeing who is the accuser if we were to follow that model from 1998? as it adam schiff question mike is at the whistle-blower? who could we pose questions too. here's the dirty secret if you get down into the nitty-gritty of this resolution it

one of the cochairs of the internet caucus, along with her presented of doug collins. the internet caucus was created 20 years ago to inform this debate and discussion about key internet policy questions, and of course net neutrality is toward the top of that list. even though all of us or our bosses may not agree on how to approach net neutrality, this is important for all of us. net neutrality has been a top issue for my boss for many years. the lead plaintiff is headquartered in our district, which we are proud of. this year, we did a town hall with the commissioner of the fcc focused on net neutrality. i'm looking forward to what you have to say. on behalf of the caucus, i want to ask -- thank the panelists for helping inform the debate. i want to thank tim for helping host and organize this. she is to be a follow at the academy and is now at brookings. >> thanks for the introduction. thank you for attending our panel today. thank you for cohosting this pal. i am looking forward to discussing the circuit decision last week. i'm looking forward to discussing the cas

if you notice, congressman doug collins keeps making this point and made the point of pleading to the court that because the process is flawed, because the democrats have not voted specifically to open an impeachment proceeding, the whole thing is for naught. she shoots that argument down and very clearly says this is a completely legitimate impeachment proceeding regardless of the nature of the vote that started it. >> again, if you read the 75-page decision, it seems she goes even further than she would need to in order to make that case above and beyond. so, david, the political side here. what kind of political boost does this give to the democrats? >> significant. significant. this judge has taken a sledgehammer to the stonewall that the administration has tried to erect and maintain. i think that's a big deal. frankly, the decisions themselves, i think, are rather easy to make. it's very clear from law and from precedent that there's no requirement to vote on the legitimacy or to have a formal vote opening a proceedings. so i just think that was a false argument to start with. t