Up first, subpoena to fmr WH counsel Don McGahn, then app for the release of secret Mueller docs. @CourthouseNews
>under pressure to answer if more articles of impeachment are coming House attorney said McGahn testimony plays into obstruction of Congress article
>DOJ firmly argued Dems lack standing
>3 judges skeptical that judiciary has no role in the inter branch dispute
"It takes two," she repeatedly said arguing back that Ds & Rs cannot cooperate so legislative remedies are outside of Dems' ability to enforce the subpoena.
"Yes I have discussed this with her, yes I am authorized to say that these are the positions of the House of Representatives."
But Rogers is coming back around with the argument that there are minimum requirements during an impeachment investigation.
"I didn't hear that, with all due respect," Rogers responds.
Rogers answers back that the House says the grand jury material is still relevant.
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