Oh, pro-Win free. It's said in a recent interview that she calls Democratic presidential

hopeful Pete Buttigieg, quote,

Bouta-Beep, Bouta-Boop, which is also what Trump calls his sons.

From 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, please enjoy this podcast edition of late

night with Seth Meyers. On today's show, Seth talks to Representative Will Hurt, a Republican

Congressman from Texas. The Congressman also continues the conversation backstage at Studio

8G. But first, a closer look.

The President threatened to go to war with Congress, and now he and his Attorney General are doing

exactly that. For more on this, it's time for a closer look.

For the first two years of his presidency, Trump enjoyed complete immunity and freedom to do

whatever he wanted, because Republicans and Congress let him get away with it. But then

after Democrats won back control of the House in November and gained the power to investigate him,

Trump threatened to go to war. If they start investigating you, can you part-mentalize that

and still continue to work with them for the benefit of the rest of the country, or you are all

bets off? No. If they do that, then just all it is is a war-like posture. I can't exactly imagine

Trump in a war-like posture. He spends most of his time in a duck-like posture.

If he were the battle to Winterfell, he wouldn't have been on the front lines or fighting a dragon.

He would have been sitting under a tree in his golf cart. But now, Trump and his team

are showing us their war-like posture after his Attorney General William Barr refused to show up

for a hearing today in the House Judiciary Committee to answer questions about special counsel

Robert Mueller's report. Barr refused to show up specifically because the committee wanted to let

lawyers ask him questions. William Barr informing a House panel, he will not testify today as scheduled.

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