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It will be unsustainable for the justice department to take that position. in the last congress, rachel, the justice department provided over 880,000 pages of discovery of evidence to the republican congress in the answer to subpoenas that in an investigation that the clinton e-mail investigation in which no one was indicted. information about hillary clinton, about bruce orr and andy mccabe and lisa page and peter strzok. for the department to maintain they never provide information in cases that doesn't result in an indictment is simply not true and 880,000 pages demonstrate that. they did s...

To reinvent the entire mueller investigation, which is going to drag things out. but they're going to get this information one way or another. >> well said. now we're joined by member of the two house committees -- or two of the house committees, oversight and judiciary. we just played your chair's response to this. what's your response so far? >> we are determined indeed to get the complete unedited mueller report turned over to congress and the american people. and we want not only the report, except what might be top seeberate, classified. but we want all the underlying evdengsiary eviden...

With russians. what is your reaction to that part that there isn't chargeable collusion? >> my reaction, again, is we are going to engage, the judiciary committee, financial services committee, intelligence committee, continuing on those very issues. remember, we'll be looking at public corruption, abuse, obstruction of justice, which can, in fact, involve more details about the meeting with the russian officials at trump tower or the business dealings that the trump operations have had. i'm not intimidated by the mueller report because i believe that we still have work to do. we want the surr...

Going to sit on all of the rest of it. i mean, presumably subpoenaing the report and subpoenaing mr. mueller himself, subpoenaing other people involved in the investigation, ultimately those get enforced through the justice department. if william bar decided he would dig in his heels and let none of this out, it's hard to figure out what leverage could be used against him. >> well, the congress has considerable leverage and certainly we would begin by requesting information and move to subpoenas that and court enforcement and think about other means of pressuring the department to be transpare...

Nadler, the democratic chairman of judiciary in the house. >> the important thing to say now is that the mueller report which was handed to the attorney general must be made public in its entirety. the american people deserve to know what was going on and the evidence against people or lack of evidence against people and we are going to insist that the attorney general make public the entire report and give to the relevant committees the underlying evidence. the precedents are there to do this. 880,000 pages of evidence, of internal evidence from the fbi was given by the justice department jus...