determine whether any of them't are privileged.he they are also taking the position that nothing is privileged because everybody was on notice, that this was the possession of the government, the property of the government, not the property of individuals. but that violates core notions of civil liberties. people have reasonable expectations of privacy. they don't expect that their emails to their lawyer for the emails to the future president of the united states, the president-elect would be looked into without a subpoena or a search warrant. and it was so easy for mueller to go and get a search warrant. you used to be a judge, you know you just go to a judge and make any kind of plausible presentation and you get your search warrant. why not do it? he's been conducting a very sloppy investigation. when you're going after the president who can't afford to be sloppy because you know that they're going to be people taking advantage of every mistake you make and he has made too many. >> jeanine: when you talk about the .gov and no expectation of privacy, this presidential