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I'm dianne gallagher in kentucky. this is cnn. former trump white house counsel patsy pallone has been subpoenaed by a federal grand jury investigating the return of the 2020 election. sources tell cnn, cipollone and his attorneys are discussing ways that they're going to handle this appearance before the grand jury, including how to deal with executive privilege issues. that's what the source says. abc news, first to report the subpoena. i want to bring in cnn's global affairs analyst. good evening to you. how big of a deal is a subpoena, ellie? tell us about the impact of this cooperation,...

Essential elements trump's attempt to dismantle the results of the 2020 election, overturn the constitutional order a well-known went out to everybody. >> we have seen over the last few months really, how that deeper that committee dixon the more revelations that surfaced. the more witnesses that come forward and say they have no relevant information. for example, that is what we saw with cassidy houston. now lied to patsy pallone's testimony so many other revelations. the committee is saying they're keeping tabs and inventory on what they already know. and what they still need to take further...

Patsy pallone, eric herschmann, jeff rosen, richard donahue, of course they aren't. none of our witnesses are. at one point in 2016, when he was first running for office, donald trump said this. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. that quote came to mind last week when audio from trump advisers, steve bannon surface from october 31st 2020. just a few days before the presidential election. let us listen. >> what trouble do is declare victory. he is going to declare victory, and that doesn't mean that he will win but he will just say he ...

Ordinarily, that is how you do this, because, you know, we heard for example, pamela, yesterday, there was a testimony for over eight hours the reality is that no one has the time to pay attention to an eight-hour hearing, even if you are very interested in the news of the day. what the committee wants to do, and finklea, what we do in real life trials, put on cases, is we take long, let's say, eight- hour depositions, then cut it down to the parts that really matter. that is what we have seen in the public hearing so far. so, i think that's gonna happen here. but i think there's also mr. bann...