federal pardon. >> we're going to have more on rikers island and what goes on there later this hour. brian todd's working on that story for us. thanks very much, evan, for that report. joining us now, democratic congressman sean patrick maloney of new york. he's a key member of the intelligence committee. congressman, thanks so much for joining pups >> good to be with you. >> so the justice department is willing to negotiate, apparently, with congress over releasing more of the mueller report in exchange for withdrawing the contempt resolution against the attorney general william barr. should lawmakers agree to negotiate under these terms? >> look, no one is above the law and that certainly includes this administration, this president, this attorney general. it's particularly glaring when the attorney general who is charged with enforcing and overseeing the law is himself resisting it. look, we're going to win these fights because we're right. and these standards don't just apply to this administration. they'll apply to the next one, to a democratic one. these are the enduring separation of powers rule of law