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And justin amash spoke out really strongly. as he more threatening voice than anybody else. >> he has that credibility. >> i want to talk about the freedom caucus. at this point, given that you're a credible analyst here. is this a real thing anymore? does this become like an adjunct of the republican party and not standing for that? what i mean is, they're welcome to have their views. if their views are wholly and completely in line with the gop, they don't need a caucus. >> they issued a statement condemning justin amash after he came out with his pro impeachment talk and it happened the sam...

Actually stoking exactly what he intended enough impeachment conversation, again, this idea about what bob mueller was supposed to do was investigate and make a referral to congress, it doesn't work that way. members of congress make criminal referrals to the department of justice because they have the ability to convene grand juries, issue subpoenas, conduct interviews and make a determination whether or not conduct rose to criminal activity. it doesn't work the other way around. the justice department doesn't make referrals to congress to decide on whether or not something criminal has happe...

He didn't have to make a decision. he could have just sent it to congress. but then it triggers that we are not an adjunct to congress point. that's a weird, odd and sort of -- it's a point that beefs up the role of the executive, which is something that barr -- a view that barr has taken i guess for the past 30 years, that the executive branch is never to be subordinate to congress. but sending something to congress for their rightful determination as to the guilt and innocence of a president is right within congress' purview. one more quick point, anderson, about treason, and i'm going to be...

Yesterday, and also barr wouldn't go into the second reason why he wouldn't even reach a conclusion, because he thought it was unfair to president trump if he did reach a conclusion given the fact that he would never have a day in court because of the department of justice guidelines. >> right. and it's interesting. in one line that wasn't played from the interview that i think viewers will see tomorrow is that barr continues that point where he says we don't just punt things -- he didn't use the word punt, but we don't send things to congress because the justice department is not an adjunct t...

As an adjunct to congress. >> harris: this, as house democrats are stepping up calls for robert mueller to testify. here is house judiciary committee chair member jerry raskin >> i think is likely that he will return. the special counsel is clear yesterday, that's precisely why came out. he wanted to clear up or try to dispel the propaganda fog that attorney general barr and president trump have cast over the land. >> harris: white house press secretary sarah sanders is the russia probe has gone on long enough. watch it. >> we saw a robert mueller this week. he is closing of his job, he has co...