house-controlled democrats. the house intelligence committee did actually reach an agreement on their subpoena related to underlying information in the mueller report earlier on. there's some kind of a paradigm with success here. based on what the request has been, based on how jerry nadler has been very stout throughout that he wants the full unredacted report and based on the fact house democrats are more uneasy than they've ever been about what they've gotten in return for that request from the white house, right now it appears unlikely that anything. >> this latest offer from the justice department comes as the white house continues to stone wall the judiciary committee's subpoena for documents from two key former white house officials. what will the democrats do in response to that? >> it's still an open question, but it's very likely or at least very possible that hope hicks, the former white house communications director, one of the closest aides to president trump during her tame in the campaign and white house as well as annie donaldson, a deputy to white house counsel don mcgahn may eventually be held in