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Some ability to seek subpoenas and interview witnesses, and the president's lawyers had the opportunity certainly in the clinton case to interview witnesses before the committee. that's not the case this time. so there are some substantive differences here. now the problem for the trump white house in making this claim is the constitution doesn't say anything about this stuff. the constitution basically says the power of impeachment rests with the house, and that means that nancy pelosi can do it differently than the previous houses have done it if she chooses to. >> jill wine-banks, about thi...

Should they choose to. most likely it will be along party lines. what the president is doing is setting a predicate for saying if they do it, it won't be legitimate in the first place. that's what he's trying to tell voters and fellow republicans. the letter itself he's produced has some accurate observations about how this impeachment is different than previous ones. it is true that under clinton and nixon, the full house voted to have an impeachment inquiry. that did give the republicans some ability to seek subpoenas and interview witnesses, and the president's lawyers had the opportunity c...

Have an impeachment inquiry. that did give the republicans some ability to seek subpoenas and interview witnesses, and the president's lawyers had the opportunity, the clinton case to interview witnesses before the committee. that's not the case this time. so there are some substantive differences here. now the problem for the trump white house in making this claim is the constitution doesn't say anything about this stuff. the constitution basically says the power of impeachment rests with the house, and that means that nancy pelosi can do it differently than the previous houses have done it i...

>> i saw that one, too. >> we had a conversation, not quite as interesting as this, i'll say. we had a conversation where we're talked about some of the issues that you're raising and one of the things he said is why doesn't everybody just waive their privileges, just have everybody testify. >> i don't agree with that. but this is different. >> so why do you -- you'd say you don't agree with it? why do you think in that case you should not just waive your constitutional privileges. >> first of all, you have no privilege to not show your taxes. >> you don't have a requirement that you do show t...