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NADLER flirts with impeachment again on Fox News Sunday: "The report presents very substantial evidence that the president is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors."
NADLER also indicates that he would already be in court suing for McGahn's testimony "if the House counsel weren’t so busy enforcing subpoenas."
.@AndrewDesiderio and I noted this dynamic last week: the House counsel's workload has been so enormous in this Congress that it's slowing down their efforts to sue for Mueller witness' testimony. politico.com/story/2019/07/…
@AndrewDesiderio DOUG COLLINS, top Republican on the Judiciary Committee, says eh expects the IG report on the origins of the Russia investigation "later this fall."
That's a delay from Barr's estimate it would be out by this month.
That's a delay from Barr's estimate it would be out by this month.
@AndrewDesiderio Collins also indicated that Republicans plan to play the role of cross-exmainers with Mueller, noting that his report only presented the prosecutorial point of view.
He called it a "one-sided report that has not been questioned by the other side. This is our chance to do that."
He called it a "one-sided report that has not been questioned by the other side. This is our chance to do that."
