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Weinstein and hired this firm. many people will hire an intelligence firm through an attorney because i guess supposedly that has attorney/client privilege automatically. >> the theory is if the investigative material is >> the theory is, if it's submitted through an attorney, it can't be submitted in court because of privilege issues. certainly, i hope after this, people take a hard look as to whether these kinds of activities should be able to be secret. >> so on the one hand, his firm is represented in "the new york times." the other hand, he's the one organizing or at least fronting this e...

Be relevant to a pending criminal investigation. b, because there could be executive privilege issues, or other kinds of privilege issues. my understanding about these is that comey memorialized nearly every interaction he had with the president, whether it was a phone call or a meeting. and he did it shortly afterwards. and it was sort of a note to file, a reflection of the conversation for just this eventuality. and comey was trying to manage the situation where he thought the president was majoring improper requests and was sort of behaving in a way that made him uncomfortable but he wanted...

Seek his advice and counsel as we move forward, but obviously we do not want to do anything that's going to impede a federal law enforcement investigation into any aspect, whether it's the bridge or any other issue. >> i know that you are still reviewing and still receiving documents related to the last round of subpoenas -- >> thousands of pages. >> are they still -- do you know when you will have them all? in terms of what extensions people have asked for? >> i think that we'll know at some point. we're getting documents produced on a rolling basis. >> uh-huh. >> so every couple days we'll g...

And we're going to continue to seek his advice and counsel as we move forward, but obviously we do not want to do anything that's going to impede a federal law enforcement investigation into any aspect, whether it's the bridge or any other issue. >> i know that you are still reviewing and still receiving documents related to the last round of subpoenas -- >> thousands of pages. >> are they still -- do you know when you will have them all? in terms of what extensions people have asked for? >> i think that we'll know at some point. we're getting documents produced on a rolling basis. >> uh-huh. ...

People have asked for? >> i think that we'll know at some point. we're getting documents produced on a rolling basis. >> uh-huh. >> so every couple days we'll get some more in. so it's hard for me to say now that we're at 10% or 50% or 75%. at some point in time, those people who are delivering them on a rolling basis will say, you've got everything now, and then we'll really go into the issue of have we gotten everything? are there privilege issues that they've raised or are there redactions that might be in the documents that we want to check into? so we won't know until we're further down t...