general is doing and what the attorney general barr is doing and certainly what mr. durham, the prosecutor is doing in this. i want to talk about the other part of what catherine herridge talked about. that is this idea that they are going to issue a subpoena on don mcgahn to compel testimony in front of his committee. i have to tell you, having been a chairman, if i issued a subpoena on neil eggalston, then obama's general counsel the media would have laughed me off the planet there. would have been editorials about that. you don't have the ability to compel testimony from a general counsel to a president to appear before congress. >> you know, some applications of executive privilege are dubious. this ain't. >> right. >> this is the guy whose job is to provide privileged, confidential advice and counsel to the president of the united states. it's clearly covered by executive privilege. if they think they can litigate this, good luck. i'll be in a nursing home by