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Congressman jamie raskin was the lead impeachment manager who oversaw the most bipartisan kbreechlt vote in u.s. history. 57 senators voted to convict donald trump for inciting an insurrection. just not the two thirds majority need to bar donald trump from ever seeking public office again. raskin still expressed regret in his book that the outcome didn't go far enough. he write, quote, as i sat in my chair and imagined talking points for a press conference, the post bipartisan impeachment vote in history, seven republicans from every part of the country joined every democrat, robust, bipartisa...

0 preserve his communications related to the january 6th attack on the capital, including his communications with former president trump, and others at the trump white house. they are asking him to come in for a transcribed interview, asking him to commit a transcri interviewed. they are not subpoenaing him, nor are they raising that prospect, of course, that kind of prospect looms in an investigation in which lots of other people have been subpoenaed. in this letter to the cable news host, they released a series of his texts. his communications with trump white house chief of staff mark meado...

Adam schiff of california is a member of the house select committee. he also is the lead impeachment manager in donald trump's first impeachment and he joins me now. congressman, first let's talk about congressman scott perry. obviously this is interesting, and i feel like almost uncharted waters. i'm trying to wrack my brain for a similar situation in which you had to sort of special impanelled committee who have witnesses who are themselves a member of congress and how to treat that. what is your response to him saying he simply won't cooperate? >> well, there's, you know, precedence certain...

Continue to fight the failures, of the radical capitol left. tonight the committee is indicating a firm response to perry's resistant, to talk about that in one moment with a committee member adam schiff. it's just another sign of how serious this investigation is getting. remember, as the new york times reported last, night the committee is recommending, donald trump himself face federal criminal charges. adam schiff of california, is a member of the house select committee, he's also the lead impeachment manager donald trump's first impeachment. he joins me now. congressman, let's talk about ...

Geared or targeting events from january 6th. the judge then cited a supreme court decision, which she says, held quote, the former presidents rights, are less significant because he's a former president. and where the current president has waived privilege, the court must necessarily consider that waiver. leading off our discussion tonight is adam shift of california, he's the chair of the house intelligence committee, and he's a member of the january 6th select committee, he was the lead impeachment manager in the first impeachment trial of donald trump, thank you very much for joining us ton...