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The rails than usual. >> and the issue here, she uses the words corruptly, because that's important, stick to obstruct or impede. if you cannot charge people who were involved in january six with obstruction, then it stops being a felony. it becomes a misdemeanor. which is destruction. which is more like protests. and that is the argument, i guess. i am oversimplifying it here. but that is the legal argument that some of these people are making. it was a destruction, a protest, it was meant to be a protests. versus the obstruction of an official proceeding. the impeding of an official proceedi...

The words corruptly because that's important seek to obstruct or impede. if you cannot charge people who were involved in january 6th with obstruction, then it sort of doesn't -- it stops being a felony and becomes a misdemeanor, which is disruption, which is more like protest and that's the argument i guess i'm over simplifying it here but that seems to be the legal argument some of these people make. it was a disruption, a protest, versus the bstruction of an official proceeding. that's what this hangs on. >> exactly. so what she refers to the words corruptly and impeding, that's the languag...

Because they have due process for this as they do all of them. there is simply no way to force the subpoenas, and that's been true from the beginning of the republic until now. so yes, they are impediments that are purposely put there by the discussion that require the congress to meet certain standards. after they meet them, if they do, they can successfully prosecute someone. but those intermediate steps have to be taken. >> obviously steve bannon knows all of this. obviously that's why he's flouting the rules. we had just had a professor on last hour who was saying there is a way to fast-tr...

But the misdemeanor statute -- at least the misdemeanor component of the statute is about illegal entry. technically, if you have been removed already, then you are illegally re-entering, and that becomes a felony. >> got it. >> practically speaking i have seen many instances where prosecutors will just charge the misdemeanor when they know from the record this person has been apprehended and removed in the past. that is a prosecutial decision. if it is, we should acknowledge that prosecutors are at least using their discretion to some degree in avoiding to some extent the felony. >> it is a c...