saying we have any doubt on whether trump could withhold documents or disregard subpoenas or continue obstructing the house of representatives. the white house has made very clear that their perspective on this and tried to stonewall every way they can. democrats saying it play help them in the courts as they move to that facet of things as this process moves forward, wolf. phil, this could be potentially a difficult vote at least for some members, right? reporter: it is interesting to consider. one of the reasons democrats have been weary of holding a full house vote is because not every member of the caucus has been full-throated behind impeachment. keep in miebds there are dozens of majority makers and come from trump districts and flipped it in 2018 and that is nancy pelosi is the speaker of the house and in reflects the caucus is in a different place now. you spent the last couple of weeks talking to democratic members and most of the front line members are very comfortable wi
community and a bright vision for the future, and has made a great contribution as a leader of the freshman class. she has acknowledged errors in judgment that made her continued service as a member untenable. we must ensure a climate of integrity and dignity in the congress, and in all workplaces. katie hill was one of her allies in california and one of the so-called majority makers, and she was a member of nancy pelosi s legal team. she was someone who was thought to be under her wing. but at the end of the day, she made clear what she thought should have happened, and now there will be a race to replace her in leadership. i m sure members will be chomping at the bit to get her. this is a double standard for katie hill, for a woman member of congress. if a man had done this, if the president had done something like this, would we be having the same conversation? in that statement pelosi is essentially saying, we re not going down that road, that we are going to try to hold every
the e.u. with a deal, i think called majority makers. that boris johnson will do all can you describe that? he can to take britain out of the reason i asked that is what the e.u. october 31st under a you just said the seven primarily women, democratic members who are veterans who no-deal brexit. so i do think that a no-deal came out for the impeachment brexit which remains, of course, the heel default inquiry. what type of shift have you seen, especially when dealing position remains a very strong possibility for october with the moderate members? the 31st. certainly, johnson will do all not like ocasio cortez who today he can to deliver a brexit with endorsed bernie sanders, but many of the moderate members who are going slowly in terms of a deal negotiated, of course, with the european union. getting them and pushing them over toward perhaps supporting it s really up to parliament this inquiry? yeah, majority makers is an whether or not that goes forward. but certainly are, as
pelosi of course holding firm in her decision to not hold a full chamber vote on the impeachment inquiry. that despite criticism from republicans and president trump. they are argue congress voted to open inquiries with presidents nixon and clinton in the past. the president linting last week that he hinting last week that he may cooperate with the investigation if a vote is held. if the rules are fair, because i don t know exactly your definition. if republicans get a fair shake, they vote and say you can t have lawyers, you can t ask questions, you can t have anybody present, all of these eric: well, the weather system crazy things. eric: what s going to happen? that was tropical storm nester the founder of majority makers has been downgraded, but that and former senior advisor to doesn t mean people in florida democratic west virginia senator are completely out of the woods. joe manchin is joining us. the gulf coast getting pounded with heavy rain and strong winds do you thi
there s the impact on 2020 but then there s also the conversation about whether or not the democrats will have the will to impeach, and public opinion will play a big role in all of that. absolutely. and that s what they re keeping an eye on, not just these national polls but how it s playing in the key districts with the democrats that were elected, majority makers that are in trump districts. that s why you see vice president pence being dispatched to some of these districts to try to rally people against this effort because as sajo pointed out, these people are trying to invalidate your vote, your will from the last election. that s a powerful message, now when you throw in this red meat that s so red it s still mooing, that s when you have women that lisa was talking about, and some of the president s actions kind of taking pause. there are arguments the president could make here, he could go with nancy pelosi hasn t held a vote. that s a big point of con ter s contention, the