for him. he's one of the great lawyers around. you can easily -- and there have been many instances where a special prosecutor comes in, they're in charge, they're the shield so there's no outside interference or direction, but at the same time, the same investigators who have been working on this continue to work on it, and that's how i imagine it will work. let's remember, special prosecutor has four abilities an internal justice department doesn't. first, he or she makes the decisions day to day on who to subpoena, who to examine, what questions to ask, no outside interference. second, can only be fired for cause. third, has the ability, if there's interference, someone's trying to thwart the investigation from up above, they can make sure that doesn't happen and investigate that. fourth, they have to report to congress. there are a lot of advantages over a special prosecutor. if you look at the department of justice guidelines, there's never a more important time, a more appropriate time for a special prosecutor than in this situation.