obstruction counts. that is what i see going forward. and so the way that these subpoenas get enforced or these requests for documents or information is through a civil court process if the white house continues to do what it is doing? right. exactly. i still think that they should go ahead and refer them to the doj because barr will not be the attorney general forever. but recognize that is a trash can but something that we should continue to push. just as a matter of course. but, yes, it will have to go to the courts. they are more likely to get things done quickly if they have the impeachment vote. they did get things moving quickly during watergate once impeachment was up and running. and they are in a tough position, this letter that cipollone wrote is laughable, it is so bad and it does not it is completely unstudented by ipe law. so it will move more quickly if
have kept back and i give them and they say obstruction. 10 obstruction counts that mueller could not bring, michael, what s your sense of that and what the president said? well, i mean, i think he must have forgotten that bob mueller wanted to interview him and he refused through lawyers to participate in the interview and had big negotiation about whether or not he could answer questions in written form and to suggest somehow that he has let testify is farce, fake news because in fact, assert privilege all of the time. we can go down the list, bob mcgann, we can go person after person and pretend that didn t happen and i think that s the issue that we will see when we get to grand jury information, in the nixon case, nixon