constitutional order, to prevent the constitutional system from working, and that is the concern we have here not only that the president has done that, but that he is not contrite, he's not correcting his behavior, he's continuing to do it. he's presenting an ongoing threat he will continue to subvert the constitutional orders. so i thank mr. neguse for yielding to me on the idea that these court cases would have been precedents in 1789. i yield back. >> mr. chair, i would yield the balance of my time to mr. cicilliny from rhode island. >> i want to remind my colleagues we have introduced into the record a letter from 500 legal scholars that really reinforces the point mr. neguse