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Attorneys in regard to turning over documents to the attorney general in the trump university case, when he said why would you turn it over? just throw them away, get rid of them. we were, like well, we are under subpoena, and he was furious that one of the attorneys elected not to do it. and he was looking for somebody to validate the fact that he wanted it that it could and should be done. you see, donald has no respect for the law. he has no respect for the constitution. he has no respect for process. he only cares about what he wants. and as long as that is in concert with what he wants, i...

That would be evidence that we should take into account but we will never know, will we? because the majority council has a right to assertive privilege as to information relevant to this committees decision. they have a right to privilege and any communications he has with the chairman adam schiff, doesn't he? as does minority counsel, that's a privilege we reserve here in congress, isn't it? the same thing is true of the freedom of information, does not apply to memos that majority counsel writes, is that true? so we have demanded that of the executive branch but allowed ourselves not to be ...

A privilege conversation. when the majority has subpoenaed those witnesses and the president has refused to produce those witnesses or relevant documents, they are charging him with an article of impeachment for obstruction. in fact, the report says president obstructed the impeachment inquiry by obstructing witnesses to ignore subpoenas. why? >> i want to pick up on the president using the powers of his office in this case, a meeting at the white house, a foreign country to investigate his political rival. now that you've had time to step back from the investigation, is there any doubt the pr...

Your perspective on full display, helping us navigate these situations. corey lewandowski. we talked about that maybe he's one of the few people on a short list that would welcome a day like today. congressman biggs of arizona says he will be ready. what would you ask him? >> let me tell you, it's a bad call in terms of calling an adverse witness as your first witness and with the democrats claim is an impeachment prosecution. i'd never do it as a prosecutor, and ihink he is going to put it right back at them. what would i ask him? good question. if i'm on the democrats' side, i want to try an...

Was it communicated to you by your counsel or someone else that the committee had asked to interview you, and that they offered to come out to california to do so? >> i'm going to object, mr. chairman, to any call for privilege conversation between counsel and dr. ford. >> could you validate the fact that the offer was made without her saying a word? >> is it possible for that question to be answered without violating any counsel relationships? >> can i see something close to mark do you mind if i see something to directly? i just appreciate that you did offer that. i wasn't clear on what the ...