he actually on three occasions had people approach mcgann or those around him to encourage mcgann togahn take notes? and he responded that lawyers did take notes in these cases. >> you know, joyce, i'm thinking of another conversation we've had over years now, and there was a lot of criticism that democrats didn't subpoena more witnesses around the two impeachment trials, but especially around trying to get john bolton to testify, around the first, i guess. hard to keep them all in order t this proves adam schiff right. it takes years to work through the courts and produce witnesses to congress. >> it really does. the pre-watergate history of asserting executive privilege and keeping witnesses from testifying was that this was a topic that was worked out almost collegially between the different branches of government. of course, in watergate this was a court case, ultimately nixon was ordered to turn the tapes over to congress, but the length of time is the real problem. here we are now and doug ledder, now the general counsel for the house of representatives is actually negotiating

mcgann will come up and appeal not in a public session but with a committee and staff and the transcript of it will be made public. so we will eventually know what he says probably quite soon after he says it. it is not an open session. it's not live, we won't see it as it happens. >> pete williams live for us in our washington news room, pete, thank you for that. >>> breaking news on capitol hill, this is interesting the top house republican, kevin mccarthy, is now condemning one of his fellow republican members of congress, marjorie taylor green after days of silence after her comments about covid rules compared to the holocaust. this is interesting, mccarthy to this point had not said anything publicly about her remarks. she tries to get, and she fundraises off of the attention she gets from saying very outrageous things. do you cover it and give it oxygen, do you not cover it? is it better to call them out when they happen? now you have kevin mccar think putting his thumb on it. >> i have been very reluctant to cover congresswoman green. she is a back bencher. everything she does is

the road that it wasn't their call as to whether or not an indictment should be the end purpose of mcgann's testimony, whether they should take mcgann's testimony about trump's behavior and use to it seek a criminal indictment of donald trump. they said they couldn't make that decision. they couldn't try to bring an indictment against trump because there was a justice department policy against indicting any sitting president. but they also said explicitly that that same justice department policy, quote, also recognizes that a president does not have immunity after he leaves office. well, donald trump has left office. there is no justice department policy protecting him from being indicted now. the statute of limitations has not run on the conduct that was described in the mueller report. and the evidence against him in terms of these multiple serious allegations of obstruction of justice, that evidence was in the mueller report obtained and preserved, laid out very orderly, laid out in a very orderly way by mueller's investigators. a federal judge has just ruled within the past two weeks th

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. >> don mcgann will be interviewed. >> we won't be able to see it.ould appear before the committee in a closed session and answer questions about what the mueller report says about the back and forth, over whether he should continue his work, so forth. then the transcript would be recorded and released probably within a few days would be my guess. we won't see it or hear it, but we can read it. >> pete williams, thank you, as always. appreciate your reporting. >>> coming up next, diplomacy. antony blinken looking to shore up the israel and palestinian cease-fire. we will have more from the reeg an ahead. >>> will universities require students to be vaccinated before they return to the classroom? tm nobody builds 5g like verizon builds 5g because we're the engineers who built the most reliable network in america. thousands of smarter towers, with the 5g coverage you need. broader spectrum for faster 5g speeds. next-generation servers with superior network reliability. because the more you do with 5g, the more your network matters. it's us...pushing us

don mcgann, he is going to testify to trump's potential obstruction of justice next week. he's going to testify for the first time on that matter and that will put all that alleged criminal obstruction of justice by president trump back in the public eye and sort of back in play. and none of those things are things that happened outside the statute of limitations. why was trump never criminally charged in conjunction with those serious allegations already? turns out that's a funny story about that, as well. it was the mueller report that laid out hundreds of pages of detailed evidence of trump allegedly committing felony obstruction of justice. right when the mueller report came out, as soon as it was submitted to the justice department, trump's attorney general, bill barr, immediately volunteered to the public and then to congress under oath that, no, despite all that evidence laid out so carefully by mueller, no, trump would not be charged with obstruction of justice. was that because the justice department has this longstanding policy that says a president can't be crim

"the new york times" reports and nbc news confirmed that mcgann's testimony will take place behind closedl provide. he may only be asked about information attributed to him or events involving him in the publicly available portions of the mueller report. so with all of those constraints, what could don mcgahn provide to help us understand what might have gone wrong, frank? >> it would be hard to overemphasize the potential value of mcghan's testimony. this is the guy who was in the room, this is the guy who would be able to tell us why the president wanted people fired. he talked the president out of things that never happened, and it goes to the heart of the president's motivation to obstruct. so in my mind, he provides evidence, further corroboration of what mueller found, which is there are charges of offenses related to obstruction. that's where i see the value in mcghan. don't rule out the possibility he points to possible obstruction charges, lying under oath in the president's submission of written responses to mueller. this is significant. >> the new podcast is "the durio with fra