They're now voting to whether or not to table the motion that was before the motion is to

have a subpoena to a White House budget officials.

This is just one of several motions that have been put forward by Democrats hoping to get

documents, hoping to get witnesses.

We've heard about it.

They've put forward a subpoena to get Mick Mulvaney's testify.

These two budget officials also, we have not yet heard them put forward a motion to

get Bolton, the former national security jongles and the former national security adviser,

to come and testify.

That is something we are clearly going to be hearing probably next.

But right now they are doing a roll call vote.

And if it goes the way it has been going, which is along party lines, this motion will

be tabled because that is part of the strategy for Mitch McConnell to have all of these considered

after the House managers have already made their case.

I want to go over to Sena Zathina Jones, who is standing by at the Capitol.

Can you explain what is next tonight, what the rest of the night looks like?

Well, Anderson, that is a big question here.

You just mentioned how we have not heard mention yet of an amendment to subpoena, former

national security adviser, John Bolton, in this process.

And so we would expect that to come up.

You will notice that the amendment they are voting on now was about two aides that they

want to have subpoenaed as witnesses.

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