Andrew Wyrich, politics staff writer at The Daily Dot, discusses the House Intel Committee voting to release the Democrats' rebuttal to the GOP memo alleging FBI misconduct. We also dig into the recent report that claims President Trump's lawyers do not want him to speak to special counsel Robert Mueller for fear that he could perjure himself. We talk about a possible subpoena and what Trump's possible lack of cooperation with the investigation could mean for his future.
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