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>> that's a great question, lawrence, and it depends on the practice. in federal court, when i was practicing, if a suspect said that he wanted to invoke the 5th, you wouldn't make him show up in front of the grand jury. you would accept that representation on behalf of -- by his lawyer, so it's unlikely that he'd actually have to come to the deposition and claim the 5th if his lawyer made that good faith assertion. >> david k. johnston, you have studied donald trump's businesses for many years. "the washington post" is reporting these kinds of fluctuating valuations depending on who the compa...

The new york ag and the d.a. has a different set of powers. in a criminal case, prosecutors don't get to take depositions of the suspects. but in a civil case, anybody can be forced to answer questions. so if trump does not show up for this deposition on january 7th, she can haul him into court, just like she did eric trump, the president's son as part of this same investigation. eric trump was forced to sit for a deposition. trump's only ally will be to claim the 5th amendment. that might work since trump has criminal closure from the d.a. investigation, so trump's criminal defense lawyer wil...

The piece is shocking and disingenuous. >> i think there was initially questions about sort of who the writer was, you know, who knew what. but pretty quickly, think people moved on to, again, sort of reporting around the 25th amendment question, reporting like all angles of this, and i think that we, again, we trust certainly a lot of us worked with james bennett and jim dowd. they had a great amount of trust within the newsroom. but we were getting phone calls. like, who is this? >> and the times did have to step up security at the building as a result. let's turn to other bits of news confi...