Democrats prepare new Trump investigations

533 now is your time. The new Congress doesn't arrive until January, but the battle lines are already being drawn on Capitol Hill. Democrats are threatening impeachments and investigations. The White House is firing back. Doug Luzader joining us now live from Washington with a closer look at what's going on. Good morning, Doug. Good morning, Republicans. They call it lawfare. Democrats call it oversight. Either way, it's about to get ugly around here. We've also seen a lot of moderate Democrats coming to this new Congress. Even interviewing new members of Congress, it's hard to ignore what everyone here is facing, the lame duck in the background. We have the opportunity to do something right now in a lame duck to demonstrate that we got it. In the lame duck, that odd period of time when the sun sets on the old Congress and then rises in January to the new one, Democrats are already preparing to flex their new muscles to issue subpoenas and investigate the administration. Donald Trump is clearly hiding something. We're not gonna be threatened or intimidated because we are demanding accountability and oversight. That came after a warning to Democrats from White House Counsel Will Scharf. Threats to executive branch officials designed to deter them from public service or process designed merely to abuse or instill fear in the recipient may cross the line into blatant criminality. Democrats, though, celebrated another improbable win yesterday in deep red Mississippi, securing yet another Senate seat in a close contest. They are undeterred and Republicans are bracing. There'll be a third impeachment. They can't help themselves. They're going to go after everyone in the cabinet. We've already seen that with Secretary of War Hegseth. And while the impeachment of Secretary Hegseth failed, we're likely to see it come up again next year. Back to you guys. All right, Doug Luzader following the latest live for us this This morning. Thank you, Doug.