existed. these rules are not new. there's nothing new about what we just saw. these rules were already in our rules. the chairman could have done these at any time he wanted to. this is not new today. what is new, like i said in my opening statement, this is a filter, this is to make you believe something is happening more than what is actually happening. and this is why it matters because when you report to the american people, you have to definitely do it in smaller sound bites and for anybody to say this moves us closer to an impeachment inquiry or anything else is simply not true because these rules simply clarify stuff packaged together, in a resolution stage that says we're doing nothing more than we have done before, and the chairman had these powers before. anybody that purports these are new rules is not accurate reporting. >> ultimately they may decide whether to impeach the president, what's the difference about what they call it? >> did you see theway, they do t have the votes for. this stays inside the committee.