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And other countries and airlines around the world are saying, we can't wade for the faa. we believe this plane is not air worthy anymore. we need to take it down and that was a sentiment echoed by ray lahood, former secretary of transportation. let's put the stops on this before we take it down from the sky. the "los angeles times" said democrats heed nancy pelosi's call that impeaching president trump wasn't worth the effort. and some of it was bipartisan. they agree but don't want impeachment off the table. >> the only thing worse than putting the country through the trauma of impeachment ...

Report. she commented what her standard would be once the mueller report comes back. >> we are at the beginning of a process that we on the judiciary committee will block having any action in a hearing or investigation into some of the things out there being alleged about this president and this white house. that is now the process we started under a democratic chairman, nadler, we have 81 requests out. hopefully we don't have to subpoena and hopefully get all that information and undergo the process. that leads us to whether or not what has happened to impeach him. we're not there yet. >> let...

That will change the dynamic. for now, it is not there. >> and it might not change this. part of what the new caucus is saying even since nancy pelosi made that statement, we don't know and also could not reveal anything that is at this point anything that could be acted on. it may be when president trump leaves of leaves office, when the southern district of new york has a stronger case against him why he might be running for reelection hard, some might say. it seems strategic for nancy pelosi to pull back. >> exact lay. she left some wiggle room if the mueller report reveals something or inv...

I think when matt whittaker said, even though he shouldn't have been talking about it, the mueller report was coming to a conclusion, probably saying that on the basis of information he had. the big question is are we going to get to see both the report and underlying evidence. the justice department has been sending out signals to employ a double standard even though it provided 880,000 pages at least of discovery to the congress in the clinton e-mail investigation, it appears to have no intention of employing the same standard and giving the same amount of evidence to a democratic congress. ...

Publicly announced. meanwhile, rod rosenstein promised the investigation would continue to be managed properly. >> we've continued to manage the investigation as we have in the past, and it's being handled appropriately. >> reporter: rosenstein's office will manage the special counsel investigation day-to-day, but whitaker can block any significant steps mueller wants to take for now. an investigation whitaker long criticized before joining the justice department. >> the attorney general doesn't fire bob mueller but reduces the budget so low that his investigation grinds to almost a halt. >> r...