to question the president. right now, we're going back and forth with letters to try to set out ground rules. we wrote them a letter a week and a half ago they haven't responded yet which tells me they're not in a rush and someone just asks me well are you delaying? hardly in comparison to the special counsel. we've been going since june and we responded in two, three days, four days they responded in two weeks, and these are all-important things to whether you can do an interview or not particularly in light of the fact that they already have all of the information they're going to ask us about except they don't have it under oath from the president so then we get very nervous that they're trying to trap him into perjury which is not supposed to be what they are doing they should be trap ping people into a crime, if a crime is a crime, the president says he did nothing wrong. we don't think they have any evidence that he did. come on, write your report put it out and we'll write ours and let's move on to the election without interference. maria: even in this article in the new york times you have to