Ignoring it is obstruction of Congress,” Napolitano told “Fox & Friends” on Thursday, refuting Turley’s point that Trump was justified in commanding members of the administration not to comply. JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TO BEGIN IMPEACHMENT HEARINGS BY FEATURING FOUR LAW PROFESSORSNapolitano went on to say, “Congress doesn’t need the court’s permission to serve a subpoena and it doesn’t need the courts' help in enforcing the subpoena. We gave you the subpoena, you’re resisting us, that’s an impeachable offense. READ: JONATHAN TURLEY IMPEACHMENT INQUIRY TESTIMONYCommittee lawmakers heard Wednesday from Stanford law professor Pamela Karlan, Harvard law professor and Bloomberg columnist Noah Feldman, University of North Carolina law professor Michael Gerhardt, and Turley. He said it now appears House Democrats will include in the articles of impeachment allegations from Robert Mueller on obstruction of justice.

Source: Fox News December 05, 2019 14:15 UTC