yesterday. whether or not you -- but that's the guidance they got during the clinton impeachment trial as well. i'm told both sides turned in questions to leadership to look for any duplication in questions. they're trying to make sure there's some semblance of an order here. you don't want all the questions about ukraine aid coming in a ping-pong fashion. you want to put them into one category. i'm also told that democrats on the senate foreign relations committee, bob menendez told me members of their committee sat down to go over what the questions should be and that the senate judiciary democrats did the same thing. so there has been some effort to organize. the other question, will there be any bipartisan questions like there was in the clinton impeachment. jim and poppy? >> goodness, that would be remarkable. bipartisan questions. lauren fox, thank you. this could be significant as we count the votes in effect for witnesses. this morning, democratic senator joe manchin from west virginia, very red state, weighing in on