all those things going on in washington -- they don't pertain here. and so, i agree with jeffrey that i don't think there is a way to get out of it. it is true, from time to time, litigants will say, look, the investigators have asked for 100 things. it's onerous, it's overbroad. it doesn't relate to the basis of what they are looking at and the court will sometimes say you can't have 100 things, you can have 89 of those things but barring that, i don't see what the argument is. we will wait to see what the briefs say. i haven't seen it. but they don't have much of a leg to stand on and by the way, it is also my understanding that another sibling -- eric trump -- did testify in this particular proceeding so i think it makes even a more uphill battle for them. >> and, jeff, how -- go ahead, jeff. >> add one point there is one big issue with the january 6th investigation is that, you know, the committee just doesn't have a lot of time. you know, the -- the -- the -- you know, you have the campaign coming up. you have the likely republican takeover of the house. that doesn't apply.