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meanwhile the doj investigation is heating up tonight. the lawyer who told then president trump that mike pence could single handedly block certification of the election, spoiler alert, he could not, that lawyer john east man says the fbi seized his phone and got access to his e-mail account. heres the video. >> and it happened the same day the feds raided the home of jeffrey clark the former doj official who pushed trumps false election fraud claim. more to come on all of that. plus c...

they just decided to do it. they are worried about security? they recently obtained evidence. what does the committee know now that they didnt know before? meanwhile, the doj investigation is heating up to. the lawyer that told then president trump that michael parents can block the election, spoiler alert, they could not. the lawyer, john eastman says, they sees his phone and got access to his account. here is a video. >> it happened the same day the day rated joseph clarks home. more...

Again. we never agreed to. it was forced on us by the supreme court. we will outlawed again and create a test case. there may be five votes for overruling. thomas hazlett, hes already one of them. when you look at the trump appointees, sam alito, you could get to five quickly. >> what do they say about interracial marriage? >> everyone knows that he is married to a white woman. some people think hes not talking about loving versus virginia. in his defense, that case was also about privacy. like ...

There might be five votes for overruling it. and thomas said hes already one of them. if you look at the three trump appointees and look at alito. you can get to five quickly on that. >> why doesnt he feel the same about interracial marriage? >> well, lets not be coy about that. everybody knows hes married to a white woman. and so some people think hes not talking about loving vs. virginia. the interracial case. in his defense, that case was also about privacy. like the abortion cases. but it al...

Have to remember back 20 years, the last time the country saw an impeachment proceeding. remember -- some of us remember, i covered the trial, the inquiry in the hour, the trial in the senate here. going forward, what does this look like, the next steps, how much testimony, how much public testimony in particular should people expect to see? >> well, i think were moving into the public testimony aspect of it. the investigation has been done behind closed doors. theyre prepared now, the democrats...

Welcome back. these are live pictures from the floor of the house where debate has begun on an upcoming vote in the next few moments. in the next hour, on the rules of the impeachment inquiry. lets listen in. >> gentleman from massachusetts has yielded all time for debate. only the gentleman from massachusetts would have to yield for this request. >> thank you madam speaker. in that case, i want to begin by echoing my friends words. its a sad day for all of us. for me personally, im sure for all...

Testimony. >> michael, before we go, the essential question here is a political one. does the presidents alleged behavior here rise to crimes and misdemeanors. many of the details of the behavior were not contested. the question was, did it rise to that level? you are getting to a point here with all these corroborating witnesses that youre in the same bind. from your view historically and again, this is a personal judgment, does it rise to that level? >> i think everything were hearing so far s...

Saw a couple of my colleagues voting with us. this is not an impeachment vote. this is really procedural. it just takes us to the next phase of the investigation. and it will allow the president to have his white house counsel question the witnesses. i think that we need to find the truth. the american people need to see for themselves everything that house intelligence committee, the oversight committee, they have been listening from witnesses. so i think its an important vote this morning, but...

If you think about president trumps career before he was president, a lot of the ways he defended himself in various legal disputes was to tie up opponents in courts with superior legal firepower. that has worked, and that did work for republicans during the mueller investigation to an extent. here, though, now that youve had people like ambassador sondland and taylor and colonel vindman go out there and make a clean breast of what they know its been harder for ambassador bolden to say they dont...

Particular are focused on keeping republicans in line. urging them to stay united to not show any cracks in the wall of support that hes had for over two years from the republican party. so we will see how that goes. but that seems to be the priority in terms of keeping the narrative that this -- that republicans are not wavering on the president here. and they are going to continue to prosecute the due process case. the question will be, though, jim, does president trump want to continue to pro...