redacted information, and what do you think you'll see as a result? >> well, a couple things. i think, as you know, the argument was that ultimately, the house was fully engaged and is engaged in an impeachment inquiry, and therefore, under rule 6e, had every right to access these important materials as the committee and the committees, rather, now, make a decision as to how to proceed. i would just say, i think you got the historical context right at the beginning of the program, but it's important for this victory not to be seen through a partisan lens. ultimately, in my view, it's not a win for democrats, but ultimately, a win for the american people. it was a major victory for the constitution and for the fundamental rule of law in our country for judge howell to ultimately conclude what we all knew to be true, which was that the house was engaged and is engaged in an impeachment inquiry and that these ludicrous process arguments made by the republicans really are untenable. and you know, i think the fact that judge howell rejected these frivolous and in many cases