more dark blue than red. she is somebody who would be vulnerable from a personal point of view to betray. people close to the president, no one expects hope hicks to do that. we re putting it through the wrong potato masher. you don t have to turn on the president. she s already told the truth. she told the truth in page after page of the mueller report. her choice is not whether to turn on the president but tell the truth before congress. do it publicly versus privately. let me bring in representative swalwell. i teased you on the phone. the house judiciary committee issued subpoenas for annie donaldson, don mcgahn s chief of staff and hope hicks. tell us what you think the response will be. good afternoon, nicolle. these are front row witnesses to a double digit obstructer. bob mueller and his team laid out at least 10 instances the
justin amash raising questions about the mueller report. it s private but private grumbling among republicans. they still see president trump as a way to win re-election in 2020. if they want to keep their power, they have to stay with him. i remember, it s not the same but about a damn breaking. i remember around the iraq war. at first chuck hagel and john mccain, a vocal critic, from the right we weren t aggressive enough. it only takes one. it only takes one. then everybody that s unhappy or discontent with the conduct of the iraq war or the way it was being pursued or the way we were communicating about it, the flood gates open. is there any anxiety that that could be on the horizon? certainly. i think the most interesting word we ve heard the last few days is courageous. that s the word senator mitt romney used to describe what senator amash had to say. to be sure romney hasn t called for impeachment and hasn t gone nearly as far as amash but calling that point of view