if you have them coming forward once charges are dropped, you have to be a little bit more skeptical about what their motivation is. still, people who have done very bad thingsll be truthful about what they saw around them. happens every day in america's courtrooms. e was the president's attorney for ten years. isn't there attorney/client privilege that he can't discuss? >> looks like he was lawyer-ish, as they described him on "saturday night live." as the court is now assessing as they pour through these hundreds thousands of pag of documents, only a small percentage have been marked as attorney/client privilege, swhih suggests he was just a fixer. there's no fixer/client privilege. >> the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein wants staffers on your house intelligence committee to be investigated by the house. this is an argument that's unfolded over some i'm going back to january. tell us about that, because it's a little confusing. >> we're ee're learning a littl