rights and several liberties. she just said she believes in the rule of law, and how can congress, with a straight face, go forward in ever issue is subpoenas again, if we're not gonna see anybody else subpoenaed. some more power to these people who stood by the rule of law. >> yeah, nancy made statement basically making a point, which i thought it was a good one, if you have a privilege you want to assert, an immunity want to assert, you've got to come down and assert it. that the sort of going out of his way to, as i think you said on the floor, the show is contempt for the subpoena, was essentially an insult to the institution of congress. i thought that was well put, by her. >> that's the way it works, you know, if you get subpoenaed by a court, or by congress, to come down and testify. you think you might have a thick mound of privilege against self incrimination at some point, you take all of the questions, start with what is your, name what is your address, and so on. when you get to a question where you think might incriminate yourself, as to a