that he is not needed to follow through on their subpoena request, and he has a number of legal theories that he kind of throws at the wall here to try and compel the court to do so. among them claiming that the january 6th select committee doesn't have authority because of its partisan makeup and a number of other things. he also makes passing reference to executive privilege claims from the former president donald trump, but at the end of the day suggests that the committee just doesn't have the legal authority to access his personal information. and he talks specifically about a phone records request that the committee has subpoenaed verizon, the telecom company to provide them. now, the committee just really isn't buying this. they feel as though this is just another stall and delay tactic on the part of mark meadows and liz cheney who we caught up with this evening said quote, this committee has received a number of extremely interesting non-privileged documents from mr. meadows. these include text messages and