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Roger stone. that's material congress already has access to. yes, there's some limits they had that are redacted in portions. whether or not don jr. formally invoked the fifth amendment in testifying. but these are not game changing pieces of evidence. so saying we're going to pick this court case, it's going to take a long time, and it's not going to produce that much relevant information. >> what could produce some relevant information is they're going to court monday or tuesday to get don mcgahn the white house counsel to come before congress and testify. >> so again, don mcgahn's testimony...

What you're doing now and an impeachment inquiry, correct? >> in effect. we are going to see what reme remedies we can recommend. >> reporter: the committee filing a lawsuit in federal court to get the underlying grand jury material from former special counsel robert mueller's report. arguing, quote, the committee is conducting an investigation whose purposing include determining whether to recommend articles of impeachment. committee chairman jerry nadler now opening threatening impeachment proceedings. >> the house must have access to all of the relevant facts and consider whether to exercis...

Detail. they also want to hear from mcgahn. against a number of potential witnesses, michael flynn, hope hicks. whether or not they're going to be able to hear from these people remains to be seen. and whether or not they're going to bring new information, of course, is an open ended question. but it could certainly have a very different effect to have a number of witnesses who are outlined or identified throughout the mueller report testifying about what they saw behind closed doors. >> you heard congresswoman madeline dean say that the speaker did sign off on this new initiative today led by...

For this grand jury information will. mcgahn's testimony would be the most compelling. if they try to haul other essential witnesses in the investigation. but if they don't move forward on impeachment and they're unable to access that information they're after now, what they're effectively doing is normalizing the behavior outlined in the report and actually in many ways making the case that that behavior within itself is not enough to launch an impeachment inquiry. >> going to court takes a long time. it doesn't move quickly. so they can say, well, we're going to subpoena. we want to get don ...

Madeline dean of congress. she's a member of the judiciary committee. congresswoman, thanks so much for joining us. we saw you at a news conference with the chairman of your committee jerry nadler saying you're considering articles of impeachment. two of your colleagues raskind and swalwell, they call this an impeachment investigation. how is that different from an impeachment inquiry? >> there's very little difference. and i think today was an important pivotal day. i think the testimony of robert mueller ended the beginning of chapter 1 which was the beginning of our oversight in this 116th ...