NOW: In a second bombshell ruling from the D.C. Circuit this morning a three-judge panel ruled the House can't go to court to enforce subpoenas, without a statute giving it the authority, in an opinion in the case to enforce a subpoena to former WH counsel Don McGahn.

NOW: In a second bombshell ruling from the D.C. Circuit this morning a three-judge panel ruled the House can't go to court to enforce subpoenas, without a statute giving it the authority, in an opinion in the case to enforce a subpoena to former WH counsel Don McGahn. pic.twitter.com/lyLqRDDssK

— Megan Mineiro (@MMineiro_CNS) August 31, 2020