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Before christmas, december 23rd. and tonight, it was only justice clarence thomas who publicly disagreed with the decision. also of note, justice brett kavanaugh, he wrote separately here to clearly state that this order -- it doesn't settle the question of whether a current president's decision to assert or not assert executive privilege takes priority over a former president's assertion. that issue will actually be left for another day. but the court's saying here in this particular case, since the lower courts essentially decided that trump's arguments were just too weak to assert privilege...

Contain? i mean, jessica schneider was talking about call logs, movements but it's not like the former president, you know, is on e-mail and tiktok and twitter -- well, he was on twitter at the -- you know, a lot. but, you know, he -- he is not somebody who communicates with devices directly. >> no, not only, anderson, does he not communicate directly in terms of, you know, text or e-mail if he uses texts in responses at all. i know he receives texts and that -- that could be interesting to people. but he also uses aides' phones to make phone calls. he doesn't always use his own phones. he doe...

Engaged in that i think from a criminal exposure standpoint, i think guiliani's really got a lot tore worried about at this point. apparently some of the states they had some sort of caveat language in there that these fake documents were only to be used in case there was an actual overturning of the states, results and others. in any state where there was not some kind of caveat that way, that's a real problem. that will run afoul of state's walls in terms of election interference, forging documents as well as federal laws. really the justice department needs to move on. that that's really a ...

Impossible to overstate how big of a victory it was for the committee to finally get their hands on the 700 documents that former president trump was trying to keep from the committee. you had bennie thompson, the chairman of the panel, say today on cbs they're pouring over those documents, that it's taking even longer to move into the public phase of their investigation, documents that we don't know everything that's in them except for the executive order, the unsigned draft instructing our military to seize voting machines. we do know what the committee wanted to know. they wanted to see cal...

This particular case, since the lower courts essentially decided that trump's arguments were just too weak to assert privilege even if he had been sitting president, that means that trump cannot block his records. so this is, as you mentioned, a significant win for the committee. it now means that they will receive and review 700-plus documents. anderson, this includes a plethora of documents, call logs, visitor logs from the white house on january 6th, a record of trump's movements and meetings that day. plus, some key records from chief of staff mark meadows. press secretary kayleigh mcenany...