much. let's get a legal perspective shayna laid out. i want to bring in daniel goldman. he's a former assistant for the u.s. district attorney of new york. daniel, thank you so much for joining us this morning. what's your initial reaction to this development? to this breaking story? >> well, it's sort of overstated and understated. i don't think it's a big deal, for example, this is a special grand jury sitting for six months. in fraud cases, you have a lot of evidence, and you need the same grand jury, not a rotating one like you do with other cases. the prosecutor in this case clearly believed there is significant evidence of a crime that was committed in order to