Speaker Pelosi: 'That letter that came from the White House was a joke, beneath the dignity of the presidency of the United States, in defiance of our Constitution. Shame on them.”
from the House Judiciary Committee, arguing that Congress needs certain information to perform its oversight duties and guide any moves toward impeachment.
Pelosi also pushed backed on the argument Cipollone outline in his letter — that Congress can't ask any questions of the administration unless it has a legislative purpose.
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