To chairman jordan's request, it's interesting. it is three pages of going through the basics how the committee is expected to interact with the department, which is really interesting, because jordan certainly knows these details. but they're kind of covering all the background data. then they get to the last part of the letter where they make it clear that they are going to stand on long-established doj precedent and not share material and reports and information from ongoing criminal investigations with congress. they cite president going back as early as 1941. several quotes and decisions ...