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In which i asked you earlier, elliot, will a jury ever see them if they're classified? can you show it to them? >> the other panel in d.c. was talking about it's incredibly complicated and would have to be a ton of litigation over that. what's interesting about mr. grenell's tweet, very rarely would you see a sort of a broadside attack on the substantive of an indictment. what usually you'd be more likely to see at trial is just making the intent argument that he didn't intend to do the things he said he did. it was accidental and messy. the defendant was sloppy and careless and had a pattern ...

Different than an employer case. it really, what's different about the case and important that it's not just a broadside attack on employer mandates, that sort of thing. we are making a very specific case which is either right to bodily integrity. we should not be coerced to undergo any sort of medical procedure. unless there is a good reason to make me do it. if there just is not here, which is the evidence is clear that natural immunity is at least as protective as the most protective vaccine about 92 mack 95% protective. it it's more protective than the johnson & johnson which is admittedly...

Actually took. it wasn't going about quarrelling with particular subpoenas or agreeing to cooperate but then sort of picking its battles, if you will, over particular testimonies or documents. it launched a broadside attack on the process. the white house counsel wrote an extraordinary letter saying the impeachment process in itself was unconstitutional, a sham and that the president wouldn't cooperate with it at all. to treat the president's conflict with the congress as a relatively ordinary course tug and pull is a real misrepresentation of the position the administration in fact took here....

We'll talk process. obstruction of congress. the president's defense is, listen, administrations always push back against congress. they don't like a lot of the requests and it should be settled in the courts. if they don't want to take the time, that's on congress, not on the executive. >> that's somewhat of a significant misstatement of the position that the administration actually took. it wasn't going about quarrelling with particular subpoenas or agreeing to cooperate but then sort of picking its battles, if you will, over particular testimonies or documents. it launched a broadside attac...

Donald trump undermined his argument. he turned it into a broadside attack on the president. more important what jeff flake said before we picked up the live feed is he likeened donald trump's language on the media to that of stalin and while i thought the president went too far early in his term in calling the media the enemy of the american people, to compare president trump with a mass murderer in the soviet union goes way too far. >> bill: look forward to see your book as well. howard kurtz in d.c. this is breaking news now. fox news learning chief stage gift steve bannon has agreed to be ...