phone call, and yep, that s a transcript. which i care about what his judgment of the transcript is? you and i can read it. melissa: this, as president trump is expected to send a letter to house speaker nancy pelosi as soon as today, daring her to hold a full house vote on impeachment inquiry. this is outnumbered and i mows a princess. we will bring it to the couch at this moment. first, let s go to chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge, left on capitol hill with more. catherine? melissa, good morning. we are learning more about the intelligence community inspector general, michael atkinson s, closed-door interview in the secured facility behind the on friday. we know is that atkinson told lawmakers he had no first-hand or direct information about the whistleblower s contacts with the democratic-led house intelligence committee staff. the thought whistleblower on the disclosure forms had left those sections about congressional contact blank, and that he knewe
simply because we have a different view on marriage. shannon: christian, this thursday the supreme court will vote behind closed doors, this is on their conference list, what they do, they vote, of all the cases that have been appealed, and as i know might decide which ones they will hear. this case camo be on the list right after the decision on ay. wh d think they wl be grappling with what may decide whether to take barronelle s case? they will be looking closely at the fact, she served as custom nearly nine years, nearly trs she knewe was gay and he knew she was religious, but did notec ere were friendship. she simply declined one event. the court will pay attention to that. also paying attention to the hostility that the attorney general and the lower courts have expressed and the way that they have disparaged barronelle s religious beliefs, both in their briefings and court decisio, and how they have treated other cases when th tes of professions.epoints on shannon: those th