If Congress couldn't get that information, then what information can I get? I mean, during the impeachment of Nixon, we tried to get we subpoenaed information, the President stonewalled us and ultimately, the Supreme Court ruled, and that was vital in getting every single Republican on the House Judiciary Committee.
Holtzman compares the current situation to the Nixon impeachment, stressing the need for Congress to obtain information about the January 6th events.
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The emoluments clause doesn't require a quid pro quo. The emoluments clause means you just can't take the money.
the Republicans need to think about this. They very well could be in charge come next November and a year from now. Do they want to have their subpoenas essentially be declared null and void and have no legal weight whatsoever?
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