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By the house of representatives, when the republicans were in the majority. and exactly as they where if president nixon would have been considered for impeachment then. the majority rules in the context of the committee, the minority gets the right to ask for subpoenas. in the event that there's a majority, it goes to vote. everything that has taken place up to now has been scrupulously bipartisan. all of the close-door depositions taking place have given 50% of the staff questioning time to the republicans, 50% of the democrats. members on both sides have been able to ask precisely how it wi...

Any investigation because of the house majority rules work the way they do. they are not the ones issuing subpoenas. but they are basically being given equal time. it goes either 45 minutes, 45 minutes, democrats, republicans or an hour and an hour and goes back and forth until everyone has exhausted what they want to ask of the witnesses coming in behind closed doors. that standard practice has not changed in the structure of how these impeachment depositions and interviews are going forward. republicans are going to continue to try to make this process argument, try to take a principled stan...

Inside the west wing. you'd really want to know who was really putting their heart into that applause if you're doing a deep dive, fly on the wall reporting that garrett can do so well. >> nice transition, thank you, sir. mr. haake, house republicans preparing a vote today to censure house intel chair adam schiff. is that right? >> they're going to try, craig, but this will get tabled by democrats quickly. in the house it's all about majority rules. democrats will make sure this doesn't come to the floor, except to be tabled and put aside. it's interesting to me at least only in that it shows ...

Inquiry, which is the president abusing his power for self-interest. and it's all of that. that entire prism that republicans have to go to look at. >> every one of these fights connects back to what's happening at the moment and that's the impeachment drama. and everybody in the senate fully expects the house to impeach the president. so the question is, can you get to two-thirds in the senate? not even close. but if you're just talking about some procedural motions, anything that you need a majority on, it only takes a few republicans, if the democrats stick together, to say we're going to d...

>> the argument is made up. who cares if there's a vote? in the house the majority rules, the majority makes the rules. that's by the way how it's going to work in the senate if it goes over there for a trial. mitch mcconnell will be in charge. that is how the system is set up. >> i want to break away from this live shot for a moment. on the politics, something interesting happened this morning, maryland governor larry hogan has come out in favor of this impeachment inquiry. he's a republican who has been on the sidelines so far. i want to play for you what he had to say this morning. watch. >...