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Thus when presented with a case or controversy, it's the judiciary's duty under the constitution to interpret the law and to declare government overreaches unlawful. similarly, the house of representatives has the constitutionally vested responsibility to conduct investigations of suspected abuse of power within the government and to act to curb those improprieties if required. accordingly, the justice department's conceptual claim to unreviewable absolute testimonial immunity, the constitution's scheme countenances unassailable executive branch authority, that claim from the justice departmen...

Those improprieties if required. accordingly, the justice department's conceptual claim to unreviewable absolute testimonial immunity, the constitution's scheme countenances unassailable executive branch authority, that claim from the justice department is baseless and as such, it cannot be sustained." "doj says the president has the authority to make unilateral determinations regarding whether he and his senior-level aides will respond to or defy the subpoenas that authorized house committees issued during constitutionally authorized investigations of potential wrongdoing within his administr...

Harping on exposing the identity of the whistleblower for quite in time. rand paul, republican senator from kentucky, he took it a step further last night. let me play this. >> the whistleblower needs to come before congress as a material witness because he worked for joe biden at the same time hunter biden was getting money from corrupt oligarchs. i say tonight to the media, do your job and print his name. >> when it comes to exposing potential wrongdoing, does the identity of the whistleblower matter when things -- as i'm looking at it, you've got claims in the complaint that are being vette...

Decade is wrong, and the context of potential wrongdoing by the president. if you want to look into that commit is the house as responsibility and it has to be within the context of impeachment. in that case my think what happens if they are mack is the judiciary committee offers the s enforce but this case going to the supreme court has to take i, and it's going to be another monumental -- >> neil: why do they need the tax records again? essentially it was to cross reference payments made and the white house said it was a very spacious argument. >> that is exactly right. how does this further...

Comes amid a second whistle-blower over at the irs. laura, you are the one with the scoop. tell us what you're learning. >> reporter: we know that house ways and means committee sent a letter requesting the office of the inspector general of treasury to look into how the treasury department responded to his april request for the president's tax returns. we know the oig is going to launch a probe. they said in a statement, they asked treasury oig to inquire into the process in which they responded to the request for federal tax information. we are undertaking that inquiry. that's according to t...