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8-0, as a matter of fact, with rehnquist recusing himself. otherwise it probably would have been 9-0 but he felt he was too closely connected to the case. we don't know what the court will do. the law certainly favors the committee to get this information. you've got a sitting president who is declaring no executive privilege, a congress who wants the information, two branches agreeing that they should have the information. it would be a real reach for the court to figure out some way to carve out something for a former president to claim privilege in these circumstances particularly when it c...

>> if you go back and listen to it, she didn't really express that sorrow to me and my family. it was -- to us it was more of a sorry that, you know, that it happened. and she never once said that she was sorry to the family or nothing like that. i didn't hear that. sorry. >> would that mean something to you? i mean obviously there's going to be sentencing in this case, and either one of you can jump in. i'd love to hear from you, mr. wright, though, on this. she'll be sentenced i believe in february. what will you say? do you have any idea? you'll be asked to make a victim impact statement, i...

Innocence we know that when a person is charged with a crime people often assume the government wouldn't prosecute unless it had proof. for that reason alone prosecutors have to be cautious about how they wield power. developing a case, that takes time. and decisions cannot be made lightly. but the clock is ticking. not because of a mid-term election or because of anniversary of an insurrection or because of the media's appetite for information. no, the clock is ticking because there's an expiration date to public confidence, and it's always sooner than you think. next from the white house cou...

Privilege. you've got a congress who wants the information. you've got two branches agreeing they should have the information. it would be a real reach for the court to figure out some way to carve out something for a former president to claim privilege in these circumstances, particularly when it could involve misbehavior. i was most surprised, laura, on the brief that was filed today by the house asking to expedite the proeceedings, that trump agreed to that. he was asked obviously and said he doesn't oppose it. he must think he's got a case or that it's payday time for his justices that he ...

Yes, the juror, you know, really, really felt it because that's what doing your duty feels like when you're trying to do the right thing. and you may have that sympathy, but you know what the law says and the law compels you to reach a result, and that's what happened here. >> not to mention we talk a lot about the sympathy and the assumptions we make as a society about her crying on the stand, weather that evoked sympathy from the jury. but it could also be the case and it seems it was they were also sympathetic to the loss of the life that was daunte wright, the idea of the tragic accident w...