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Congress id actually have to show up. and i understand there is a fifth amendment, but other than that, i didnt think you would could just say im not going to answer the subpoena. apparently, you can do that. to cynthias point, its creating precedent we may not enjoy in years to come. >> its an unfortunate precedent and subpoenas ought to be honored, not only because there is information that may be relevant to the ongoing impeachment charges, but remember don mcdawn played a pivotal role in the...

Will be irrelevant in effect? >> sure, this is nassau from charles cooper. he is the national security adviser to john bolton and his deputy and what he said this morning is that the case of don mcgahn and the judges ruling regarding that does not apply to their case. as you know, they are trying to figure out whether or not they are compelled to testify before congress. they have their own suit going. >> that is going to be determined later if december. there was some hope potentially from hous...

So, he made what appeared to be a threat. guiliani said, hes got insurance, thats his word, that will protect him if trump decides to throw him under the bus. >> have you talked to president trump in the last week or two? have you met with him? are you still he is counsel? >> i do not discuss my conversations with my client. you can assume that i talk to him early and often. yeah. and have a very, very good relationship with him and all of these comments which are totally insulting. >> yeah. >> ...

Directs such officials non-compliance. this ruling that dealt with white house counsel don mcdawn could mean other administration officials could be forced to honor suspense and testify before congress. this is a big deal. the justice department said it would appeal. the impeachment train is moving on schedule. house committee chair adam schiff reported his committee has completed its work and has found everyday pointing toward presidential abuse of power and obstruction of justice. in a letter ...

Mcgahn threatened to resign and he would fought do it. so hes had this central role in all of those marquee events, remain under strut u scrutiny in their ongoing rechlgs on top of all that, dont forget don mcdawn was the top lawyer for the trump company. so to the extent the special counsel is looking for the intervention to help trump and the crucial question of whether or not the trump campaign was aware of that and whether they may have participated or cooperated in any of those efforts?cgah...

Something that it clearly is not. right. they clearly tried to create a public impression this was the orderly long planned rollout of don mcgahns voluntary department cure. if it was a surprise to him what he saw on 26th that he was leaving, the public -- we dont know why theyve tried to concoct a false story line about it. we may find out in the future. you never know, sources of don mcdawn do have ways of getting their perspective on things into the newspapers, weve noticed. well have nor on ...

Could we possibly have to worry about? but the "times" own reporting from its initial scoop and subsequent reporting all seems to indicate that actually the president and other top white house officials really have no idea that don mcdawn was cooperating with mueller to that extent and they definitely have no idea what he might have told them. and if don mcgahn has been fully cooperating with the special counsels office and told them everything he knows and has seen that they might be interested...

Vanity fair reporting this week it has been don mcdawn who has been insisting to the president that, no, he cant pardon his campaign chairman palm manafort ahead of manaforts second felony trial, which is due to start next month in washington, d.c. vanity fair reports the president is so set on partdonig him, he has been considering bringing in a different lawyer to draft the pardon since don mcgahn wont do it. now don mcgahn is leaving. it appears that a follow up report in the "new york times"...