Contempt and there has never been a request to say hold the president of the united states in contempt. so both have an incentive to come together and you may see the category information that says, look, can we make this work, in the back pocket is a grand jury subpoena, and it is a strong one, only if the court supports it. >> susan, the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein overseeing this investigation, he was asked today if a sitting president could actually be indicted? this is what he said. i'm not going to answer this in the context of any current matters. so you shouldn't draw any in...