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Rioters stormed the capitol blaming him for the attack because he didn't object to the election results. the email was part of an unpublished draft article. a truck spokesman didn't respond to the request for comment. joining me is congressman mike quigley representing illinois's house district. congressman, good morning to you. >> morning. >> what you make of this new reporting? >> i'm starting to wonder where the trump election law -- went to law school and how they passed the bar exam knowing every court ruled against him at that point in time, every local election jurisdiction ruled agains...

In its affidavit before the Karnataka high court, which is likely to hear the petition filed by Krishna Prasad, Arun Shourie, N.Ram and Prashant Bhushan, the Centre appears to have got its facts wrong, let alone its contentions.

It has done such thoughtful work in both democratic and republican administrations, and the office is now headed by a brilliant lawyer that served as a law clerk to justice anthony kennedy. the house may disagree with the guidance provided to the president by that office. the house frequently does disagree, but for the president to follow the guidance of the justice office, it cannot reasonably be viewed as an obstruction, or as an impeachable offense. history once again is a great teacher. and the clinton impeachment, the house judiciary committee rejected a draft article

What was done here. donald trump issued a blanket order. adam schiff said that came with a real cost. he wrote there are important unanswered questions. missing witnesses and documents. now the interesting precedent here is nixon. he fought many of congress' subpoenas, but not all even so the house judiciary committee returned a draft article. so if you look at that, donald trump's gone even further. i think it's very, very likely we'll see an article for obstruction of congress facebook for donald trump. >> so the house is in charge of ip peaching. the senate would be in charge of acquittal. ...

A draft article for obstruction of congress and he complied with some subpoenas. not this president. he has completely shut down everything. >> we're fighting all the subpoenas. i have an article ii where i have the right to do whatever i want as president. >> so he doesn't have the right to do whatever he wants. article ii gives the president quite a bit a power. the big question strategically will be article iii. what did they do with mueller? do they continue? do they have it as their own article of impeachment or use it as background for the larger point? and mueller, of course, found ten ...