Welcome back to Talking Feds, a prosecutor's round table that brings together prominent

former Department of Justice officials for a dynamic discussion of the most important

legal topics of the day.

I'm Harry Littman, I'm a former United States Attorney and Deputy Assistant Attorney General

and a Washington Post columnist.

Today, we're talking about the administration's continuing campaign to basically shut down

any investigation in the house of the conduct of the president and his circle, as well as

a possible proposal from Professor Larry Tribe to try to break through the log jam.

And we've got Feds in several cities to talk about it.

Talking Feds regular Bard McQuade, who was the United States Attorney for the Eastern District

of Michigan from 2010 to 2017.

Barb is currently a professor from practice at the University of Michigan Law School, always

lucky to be able to welcome her, welcome Barb back to Talking Feds.

Thanks Harry, always fun to be part of the conversation.

Elliott Williams was Deputy Assistant Attorney General for Legislative Affairs at the Department

of Justice, where he managed a team that handled the department's legislative affairs activities,

dealing with antitrust, civil rights, criminal, environmental, immigration and tax enforcement,

quite a portfolio.

Elliott is currently a principal in the Rabin Group's government affairs practice group,

Elliott, welcome back to Talking Feds.

Always a blast to be here.

And finally, we are really pleased to finally be able to welcome to the program for the first

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