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house democrats' counselte sugg that president trump could be impeached twice if witnesses such as done mcgahn are forced to testify. quote, if mcgahn's testify supports evidence that president trump committed impeachable fenses, the committee will proceed accordingly by consering whether recommend new articles of impeachment. what is the speaker's ultimate goal until holding up these articles? >> i think she realizes sheas power to wield. and she is going to use it. it could be overbreak -- nothing what is going to be happening any way immediately. she is buying it. itit comesa risk. if democrats wait tong. and make the entire impeachment process could be political ma in a nufering. because tse actions are ongoing and presents a teat to the constitution. the longer you wait, ther har it is to make that argument. the reason it is so focused on ukraine has left open that door, ife isn't convicted, if he wins re-election, he could risk impeachment. and the democrats could wield it. robe: they have iowa and new hampshire, just a few weeks away, are they in lock-step with nancy pelosi. ? >>

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respondent have identified three special factors that they argue counsel hesitation, first they say it's we sugg because this c implicates foreign relations and national security. we don't believe that follows from the fact that sergio hernandez was standing on the h mexican side of the border as ta opposed to the american side of the border. the government argues extra tear for i can't tell is a special factor as i think i explained we don't have extra tear for i can't tell is implicated here ah because this caseer touches and concerns u.s. territory with sufficient force to displays thp presumption. the third specialresump factor d by respondent and the governmen is congressional action and i el think ine that context there i no example of congress specifically trying to preclude claims like petitioners here and the only time congress has ever spoken to the tort liability of, again, justice gorsuch, this is where we get our test from, y individual federal law spo enforcement officers. congress hasken t liab expandedg liability. >> counsel, justest from to go first of the things you mentioned,

my blood froze a little bit when i said the words "polls sugg est."'s a tremendous amount of risk surrounding this, isn't there? >> yeah. you look at history of u.k. elections. even the referendum. the polling was basically wrong. that's the worry around this time is that the polling is --icating that consensus conservative will retain majority. but you don't need that majority to climb to have a hung parliament. you have 60 to 90 seats that are quite close. those could swing either way. while the polls indicate the majority, traders have been burned before and they are worried this might happen one more time. kathleen: if that's the outcome, what does it mean for brexit negotiations and therefore the pound? david: certainly, if it was a hung parliament, it would not be a positive for sterling. you would see sterling sell off very quickly. it's trading about 1.32. it would be back under 1.28 very quickly indeed. a hung parliament -- it is tough for boris johnson to get his brexit deal through parliament. this is based on if he gets a majority, gets hi

be a lot easier to make the case that this is fine if you did with the wagive it theway that i am sugg. lawyers do this all the time. sometimes though it is when things really matter for the use of force and things that are very, very tricky because of the consequences. but again, my point is as a lawyer, you have to try to have some consistency in how we do au recommend and advise on small decisions and revise on the big decisions and they can't be you can't all of a sudden be somebody you're not just because the stakes are higher. >> now let's go to the high constitutional deliberation to the practical difficulties dealing with politicians in the congress. it's become the standard response for the former white house counsel that are a feel for the president engaged productive with the congress is and i wouldn't say all white house counsel when i speak for everybody here but just be a just impossible to deal with. they don't want to take responsibility for their actions. they would prefer to complain publicly leaving these to the executives so they delegate the responsibility and they