have been grossly overbroad from the house of representatives and i think the letter from the white house counsel is very overbroad. there is no such thing as saying constitutionally, you don't get to do a do over and congressional authority to investigate is very broad. these battles have gone back through the beginning of the republic. go back to 1796, congress wanted president washington's papers and he said you're not going to get them. ms. madison said, he was a congressman, we have a right to do anything we ask for it but the president has a right to say i don't want to give it to youny and this is part of the checks and balances. >> laura: we will have the executive on to something the left is saying. there is a piece saying, they are trying to say they have a divine right to the information. they are always jockeying for power.