jean carroll won against donald trump. the judgments that the judges made in those cases, as well as what the findings were from the judge especially in that civil fraud case where the judge said trump violated a gag order and that he had testified under oath untruthfully. they're talking about bringing up the criminal tax fraud prosecution against the trump organization, a lawsuit from years ago that trump had filed against hillary clinton and others that ultimately resulted in sanctions against trump because it was deemed too frivolous and a bathe lawsuit. does all that -- a bad faith lawsuit. does all that sound like fair game? >> what they're bringing up in the priority acts is to get surgical on it, focusing on the untruthfulness that's contained in those acts. it may not be so much the fact that there was a lawsuit with e. jean carroll, it may be the fraudulent or false statements that he made. it isn't so much the fraud trial brought by the new york attorney general, it's that he may have given false or fraudulent