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Wiretap, and the legal hoops and hurdles we had to jump through as law enforcement are enormous. rightfully so because if the government are going to surveil your calls in realtime we want lots of protections in place. none of those protections apply to russian intelligence agencies or other -- >> we do want those protections. we do want to know our government doesn't eaves drop on our phone calls, except someone else might be doing so. >> yes, and they have things we don't have, that people prosecuting an impeachment case don't have. >> thank you for kicking this off for us. up next, could na...

I was raised in a way that is full -- a heart full of love and always pray for the president. and i still pray for the president. i pray for the president all the time. so don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> it was a remarkable moment. and the top of the next hour, speaker pelosi will join jake tapper for a cnn live town hall. first though, the president's reaction quoting from his tweet, quote, nancy pelosi just had a nervous fit. she hates that we will soon have 182 great new judges and so much more. stock market and employment record. she said she prays for the president...

Put in the articles of impeachment as the deadline loo looms. nancy pelosi recalls another thing from other impeachment. >> people say, this doesn't rise to the level of impeachment. they wanted to impeach bill clinton for doing something stupid. i loved him. i think he was a good president. >> a pivotal week ahead in the trump impeachment process. today by 5:00 p.m., the white house must decide if its lawyers will take part in house impeachment proceedings. the next hearing is set for monday. plus key lawmakers and key staff staying in town over the weekend to draft the articles of impeachmen...

>> cnn's manu raju was in the room for that. manu, a reminder there is the specifics of the impeachment case, but there is also some of the politics here that are quite personal. >> reporter: no question about it. she's trying to make the case that they came to this deliberatively, they resisted doing this and that's why they ultimately went forward because the facts were overwhelming, that the president in their view abused his office and they had to take this course of action. she certainly didn't like any sort of suggestion that this is a personal move by her to go after someone she does no...

President in history. 10 minutes after the top of the hour, democrats lay the groundwork to include the mueller probe in their impeachment case. >> donald trump welcomed foreign interference in the 2016 election. he demanded it for the 2020 election. in both cases he got caught. shannon: is that allowed? john melchor, former assistant attorney general said it could be fair game and is here to explain why.