why? if they compel somebody to talk, the doj wants to sign off on that. they can't go at cross purposes here. i think we're all in for some real-life lessons on the true power and authorities of kong or not as we watch legal battle after legal battle play out, i think we're going to become familiar with the three kinds of congressional attempt. they can go civil and sue somebody for not complying with a subpoena. they can go criminal, and that's going to involve do skbrrvegs and the executive branch going to prosecute and grand jury or they can do the nuclear option, which is inherent contempt of congress where she actually reach out and lay hands on somebody and arrest them. we haven't seen that for many, many decades, but we're all in for a legal lesson on how this works or doesn't work. people like steve bannon or roger stone were actually pardoned by president trump and