it seems like exactly what we have here. similarly in the bruce lindsay case during the clinton era, the d.c. court of appeals reached a similar conclusion to that. so doj should win on this. but of course there s going to be a running out the clock type of strategy. district court, court of appeals, then the supreme court. and i think the one i think random factor here is this supreme court is not the same court obviously as during nixon s time. it may not be such a slam dunk. there could be a couple of justices who are interested in protecting presidential power, et cetera. also this court has not been shy about refusing to follow precedent. so there s some random factors. that was my next question but you answered it already. so just on this alex jones case which you ve been following here, first of all, turning over the phone. i mean that has to be legal malpractice. but why didn t he claim some privilege with regard to the
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