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Proceeding, so i'm curious because the crowd seem anxious for us and if so what are they saying to you? >> i hear people say while there's sort of this response that there would be support for impeachment that it's more important to think about the end game. and the fact that the election is just a little bit over a year away. and that the important thing is to change the presidency. and not to get, if you will, distracted. that being said, of course you what are people -- some people saying yes, we need to impeach, but i think there's also not -- people don't well understand the fact that the...

"the new york times" piece. they've been sending hints that they are on the offense. and they want to brag to the american public that they are more tough -- tougher on russia than the obama administration because they know the optics that trump received russian help during the campaign and has been publicly pretty, you know, soft on putin. >> there's some interesting polling out. we'll dive into it deeper. i want to hit in this segment this polling out today that shows support for impeachment may be growing. 10% -- up 10% in the last month. and this particular poll. now at 17%. in may it was ...

Hold 235 seats, so just by way of where we are out of the whole. let's go to the next one. this is an issue on the 2020 campaign trail. we've seen more candidates come forward. you say, wow, that is a lot of candidates. and it is. but remember 23 people are running for president. so context matters. but elizabeth warren and kamala harris both major figures, bernie sanders and joe biden have not called for it. now, what would the logistic look like numbers wise if an impeachment inquiry is open. it's a two-step process, house and then senate. to impeach you need a majority and they could lose -...

We are principled. we also know that the mueller report gave us in volume one and volume two a road map and entrusted congress to do its job. they have to talk about all the work they have done and the fact that they have voted on an investigation. a two-step process. you investigation and then you decide to exercise your authority. i think they can live with that. they will be voting on, as i said, the action of educating the public and finding out the facts. no one doesn't understand that police officers have to investigate something before they prosecute. we are investigating and they have ...

What do you activate? under article one, section two, clause five. this is only about documents. this is an investigation that lets you do everything. >> final question and it's political. a concern i can imagine some raising and speaker pelosi has this front of mind. for the 40 or 45 members that have just won elections, this would require them taking a vote that could easily be messaged as impeachment votes. i know it's the beginning of investigation, but do you have fears about that or think hey, look, this is what we have to do? >> here's what i would say to the whole caucus. we want to fi...