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Different. for example, i think the president's position on the accounting firm is very weak. i mean, the idea that this is outside congress' power is an argument that no court has accepted in decades, however, the president's legal position about don mcgahn, the former white house counsel, is pretty strong. that the conversations between a white house counsel and a president are the kind of thing that's been covered by executive privilege, although it's not clear there, either. >> but it's worth noting that the bush white house, george w. bush, and the obama white house both tried to do essen...

Nancy pelosi, but no question about it, some members in the rank and file and even some members of pelosi's leadership team are pressing to push ahead, guys. >> manu raju, thank you. great reporting as always. let's talk to jeffrey toobin our chief legal analyst about all of this. >> nice to be in your nice new set. beautiful here. >> isn't it nice? isn't it shiny? >> yes, indeed. >> impeachment, first of all, let's distinguish between a vote to begin impeachment inquiries as opposed to a vote to impeach where the house would get together and say we impeach the president and leads to the senat...

Sentenced in the southern district, the cohen -- i'm sorry -- the mueller prosecutors told the judge in the southern district that we think michael cohen is a credible source. >> and to be clear mueller and the prosecutors here they are not dumb. they've been in court before. when they cite that testimony, they've done homework to corroborate it through other means i imagine? >> to the extent they can. the other issue about this sekulow/trump matter is that we will never really get to the bottom of it because the conversations between sekulow and trump will be covered by attorney/client privil...

>> in some ways it's a distinction without a difference. when people are saying their constituents want them to move to impeachment. what would that look like? it would look like what we're going to see this morning. hearings, inquiries, pressing the president, pressing the administration for facts, documents and clarity on various different issues. the original watergate committee wasn't really about watergate, it was about, hey, what happened during the election? you know, it was a white water inquiry that led to the impeachment of bill clinton. >> right. >> you don't have to call it an impe...

>> you see that swastika on his head, going to get carved right off. >> yeah, man. >> scalp his ass. take the whole thing off. >> peel it [ bleep ] back. >> peel it back. >> how does everybody know cecil? >> because when you do so much talking and you catch so many enemies, it's not everybody else. at some point in time you have to realize, it's not everybody else, maybe it's me. you see what i'm saying? that's as simple as it's going to get. it can't be everybody else in the world that keep [ bleep ] you over. maybe you [ bleep ] them over and they're tired of it. >> that's real fourth avenue...