REP. TOM REED, (R), NEW YORK: -- the law is the law. You have to follow the law as it exists. And the crisis -- I agreed with the crisis determination by the president. What I do want is Congress to be coequal in a national emergency declaration and that's what this amendment that I'm proposing and many of my colleagues in a bipartisan way are proposing is we make sure Congress plays a role in this. We've got 31 national emergencies on the books from the Carter administrations and beyond that are still there because the president has just acted. President Carter declared a national emergency and it's still in effect today? Congress has abdicated its role. Congress needs to step up and take its authority back.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: Congressman Tom Reed, we appreciate talking to you on NEW DAY. Thank you.</s>REED: Always good to do it.</s>JOHN BERMAN, CNN ANCHOR: All right. Michael Cohen -- sorry, Michael Cohen's testimony could be trouble for some Republican supporters of the president, and it could be trouble for some of his Democratic critics. Why both may now be in a no-win situation. That's next.
Interview With Rep. Tom Reed (R-NY)