>> because he says that there are legal experts who say sometimes it's okay. do you know of any case where it's okay? >> well, you know, in the mueller report, they got concerned about whether some of the activities qualified under the particulars of the statute because they had a hard time putting a value on opposition research. and that's why i'm saying, like, with respect to the president, forget all the other people, forget the statues, it's the question of whether he violated his duties and responsibilities under the constitution. >> it just lets you know what you're dealing with here in terms of partisanship about how far people will go on one side to justify being against this analysis. but at the same time, that side feels that the left is going way too far in making this happen. the idea of the storage of the information, andrew, that this would have been put into a different password-protected directory, the congressman referred to it as another computer. it's not another computer. it's an entirely different system. what is the concern and what is the occasion where you've heard of this being done before?