two things. the congressional committee never subpoenaed pence. so there has never been a formal request for his testimony. he said while he was on book tour last week that congress was not entitled to his testimony. i think there s some argument out there that the vice president doing this would set a bad precedent of sorts, of some, you know, sometimes arguments of precedent are made when people don t really want to cooperate. he has criticized the committee, saying that it was partisan or whatever. at the end of the day, if the justice department subpoenas him, there isn t really much that he can do. if trump is not able to assert privilege, pence will have to cooperate. and it will be difficult for there to be a privilege claim for a range of reasons, one of them is that trump doesn t control it anymore, the current president does, and i don t think biden is going to allow trump to assert privilege to
legalization. i was actually excited about that. you re already voting for him is the thing. romney all the way, honey. team romney, trust me. did you would that sway you? no. no. so much for the october surprise. granted, you said you wrapped up the book tour last was it last july? last year. insofar as americans are looking towards, you got a sense of people being excited about the upcoming elections or feeling like we talked about the third party system and people feeling represented, how broad was the sense of disenfranchisement generally speaking in terms of politics? vast and deep. yeah. i think people believe in america far more than they believe in our political system right now. i think people really it was shocking for me, actually. i think i live in this sort of media bubble. it was shocking to hear just how angry americans are not at politicians but the media as well. i don t know, a lot of people seem very hesitant to claim that i m a demo