by the house of representatives, when the republicans were in the majority. and exactly as they where if president nixon would have been considered for impeachment then. the majority rules in the context of the committee, the minority gets the right to ask for subpoenas. in the event that there's a majority, it goes to vote. everything that has taken place up to now has been scrupulously bipartisan. all of the close-door depositions taking place have given 50% of the staff questioning time to the republicans, 50% of the democrats. members on both sides have been able to ask precisely how it will proceed. the president will have all the rights as in the clinton impeachment. >> harris: as a quick follow-up to that, how has it worked out then up onto this point that republicans haven't had that by the example? will there be a makeup session? come they go back and talk with