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Practice in the white house, and just to be able to defend himself a little more in detail rather than just saying it was a great call, i did nothing wrong. you know why, eric? i think the public is going to want to know more. because democrats keep spitting out information a that supports their narrative. the public is going to want to know, we need to understand what was going on here. they're not hearing all the details because the impeachment proceedings have been closed up until now. eric: we'll see if tony asig and pam bondy join the team and there's n more communication, as this is wrap...

Director james comey to use like this that minimized the serious nature of the clinton email investigation. the senior republican on the house judiciary committee, doug collins, releasing these transcripts in a testimony last year. he instructed comey to call classified information a, quote, matter downplaying the committal nature of the fbi case and told the committee, quote, i did not, i never instructed a witness as to what to say, never have, never will. in the meeting i had with the director we were discussing how to keep congress informed of progress and requesting resources for the depa...

>> during his 2017 public testimony shortly after he was fired by the president comey appeared to blame lynch for politicizing the clinton email probe specifically the choice of language. >> we were getting to a place where we were going to testify and talk publicly about it and i want to know was she going to authorize us to confirm we had an investigation and she said yes but don't call it that, colony matter and i said why what i do that? she said just call it a matter. >> the justice department inspector general found comey's actions were, quote, extraordinary and insubordinate. shannon: d...

Noncommittal today. >> there is no need to do anything that might turn out stupid. >> reporter: steny hoyer used to strongest language you telling reporters it is, quote, the largest broadest cover-up in us history. she denied feeling pressure last night. >> are you wondering pressure to impeach the president? >> know. >> reporter: the tipping point may have been researched with don mcgann snubbed today, the second after william barr is refusal to testify earlier this month. that combined with unrelenting pressure from caucuses rank-and-file. >> needs to be impeached. >> reporter: the first re...

Overturned a president's finding of a national emergency precisely because judges and those of us in the public don't have access to all the information a president has. the real question is once a president declares a national emergency of which you said there have been many, many declared by presidents, i would say some in situations far less dire or urgent than this one, for example, like the expiration of export controls has been a national emergency, the real question is what powers should the president have? some are constitutional, defending the country, some are granted to him by congr...