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Today regarding preliminary examination? >> i will, your nhonor. >> i have a digital court reporter to see what is your preliminary examination? >> yes. is he willing to waive time limits? >> he is willing to waive time limits. he will agree to that. >> are you willing to waive the time limits? >> yes, sir. >> did anyone make any threats or promises to get your to waive your rights to a preliminary examination? >> no. >> your time for preliminary examination. i'm sorry. >> no. >> have you had time to discuss the waiver of time limits with your attorney? >> yes i did. >> i will so find. i have ...

And the very important point they're making is it's more dangerous for them. it's a skeletal staff, and one of the points they're making is it endangers them in the working environment. >> what about time limits here? this is day 11 of the shutdown. let's all hope that it ends soon, but if it doesn't, how do you see judges looking at this in terms of time limits, how long, if they do favor, side with the plaintiffs, pay them out for? >> the longer it goes, the worse it is for the government's defense. i'm not sure what kind of defense they can use. if it's something of a short duration, they c...

Bear market. it's the thought that counts, of course. what if you don't want another reindeer sweater with jingle bells and little flashing lights? according to the national retail federation, 17% of consumers plan to hit the stores to return or exchange unwanted gifts. some retailers have a no-questions-asked policy. others have a strict rule that makes returning purchase frustrating or impossible. what can you do to make returns easier? don't open the box. don't remove the packaging. if it's a gift you don't want -- >> don't look at it -- >> don't peel off -- especially for electronics. you ...

Information is not appropriate. judge making phone calls to will be by people would. >> dana: nbc made the assumption, jumping ahead to where they are. >> where this sits now, we don't know. the fbi is going to dig and dig. if they find that's evidence of crime misleading congress by him or somebody else, lying to them by any of the people that they interrogated, their job is to gather all the evidence they can about that crime irrespective of time limits and irrespective of the political consequence. >> dana: what will happen when the fbi report is completed? will we ever see it? >> welsh it ...

Correctly decided. i'm going to be asking you -- >> mr. chairman, may i ask a question -- i am under the impression that each of us had 10 minutes for opening statement, and we will have 50 minutes for questions. >> let me clarify. >> and then plus i would ask, mr. chairman, the various members have been making speeches all day long and have not been confined to the ten-minute opening statement. >> okay. well, like i said told you -- >> i think that i have time. >> i am going to let you finish. just a minute. i was hoping that the 10:00 rule would stand, but we got off to a very bad start. and...