to uncover that evidence as well. jerrold nadler is now going after the grand jury materials behind the mueller report and is upping the pressure on don began to come before congress. unless he complies with our accommodation efforts in very short order, we expect to file an additional suit and subpoena for his testimony. and that will be next week. president trump says any future inquiry should focus on how the investigation of the president started in the first place. speak at the democrats are clowns. i watched nancy pelosi try to get through that with the performance of robert mueller put on. the document said no collusion. they don t even talk about that. so there was no crime. even some democrats agree that mueller s sometimes halting as timoney wasn t the knockout punch they were hoping for. republicans had heard that mueller may have lost a step from their prime and honed his testimony for maximum political
mr. mcgahn. unless he complieswise our accommodation efforts in very short order, we expect to file an additional suit to force his testimony. that will be next week or earlier next week. i should note that the committee could not have brought these lawsuits without help and support of speaker pelosi who is as dedicated to holding this president accountable for his crimes as any of us gathered here today. before i take your questions, let me share just a few sentences for the petition we re filing with the court today. quote, because department of justice policies will not allow prosecution of a sitting president, the united states house of representatives is the only institution of the federal government that can hold president trump accountable for these actions. to do so, the house must have access to all the relevant facts and consider whether to exercise
complies with our accommodation efforts in very short order, we expect to file an additional suit to enforce our subpoena for his testimony. and that will be next week or earlier next week. i should note that the committee could not have brought these lawsuits without the help and support of speaker pelosi, who is as dedicated to holding this president accountable for his crimes as any of us gathered here today. before i take your questions, let me share just a few sentences from the petition we are filing with the court today. quote, because department of justice policies will not allow prosecution of a sitting president, the united states house of representatives is the only institution of the federal government that can now hold president trump accountable for these actions. to do so, the house must have access to all the relevant facts and consider whether to exercise
as many of you know, the committee authorized several additional subpoenas. our work will continue into the august recess and we will use those subpoenas, if we must. we will also continue to seek important documents from the department of justice and the white house. we have made some progress on this front. there appears to be compelling evidence of the president s misconduct outside of the four corners of the redacting version of the mueller report and we will work to uncover that evidence, as well. finally today we are filing an application for the grand jury material underlying the mueller report. that information is critically important for our ability to examine witnesses including former white house counsel don mcgahn and to investigate the president s misconduct. i will not comment on reports of our ongoing negotiations with mr. mcgahn, but unless he complys with our accommodation
saying given the ongoing accommodation efforts by democrats we believe that a vote on contempt would be entirely premature. we hope the committee will not take such an abrupt measure but work in good faith to restrict legitimate prerogatives of each of our co-equal branches. d.o.j. maintains they have been forthcoming in producing documents as required under the law. not sitting well with at least one democrat on the judiciary committee. the d.o.j. is a reckless band of outlaws. there is no sense of negotiating with them. i think it s still a step forward. as long as we are taking steps forward we re making progress. in those negotiations the d.o.j. claims the requests are too broad. this is headed to the full house for a vote. the resolution will take place probably early tuesday after a monday house rules committee will get things ready to go. sandra: we ll see how it all plays out. bill: back to the economy.