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Senate in california. congressman, given the rare part of a committee that recommended for criminal charges against donald trump, what's your reaction to the news about the subpoena from jack smith's office to the vice president? >> well, i am very pleased that they have taken this step, and chris, i think you're exactly right. you don't start with a witness like mike pence. but you might finish with a witness of the significance of the vice president, the former vice president of the united states. so this may tell us that the january six investigation of the justice department is at a pretty...

Executive privilege or immunity of some kind? >> he will probably have that ability, although a lot less so in the justice department that he had with congress. yes, we went around and around with the vice president for weeks and months, trying to get him to come in testify. even witnesses who did come in and testify, often asserted a completely bogus privileges, and we understood it would take us an endless period of time to compel them in court, and we made a decision to get what we could get in a timely way. the justice department, though, as much greater power to enforce its subpoenas. we ...

And more than that, it's not a question of whether congress has a right to it. they are can people have a need for his testimony. and there is nothing that would have precluded him from testifying before congress, nor is there anything that would preclude him from cooperating with the justice department, as he ought to do if he cares about anything beyond his presidential ambitions. so i think it's a positive step for the justice department. they seem to know that they are finally coming to fruition in a long running investigation. but also there is no good excuse for mike pence to do anything...