former chief of staff mark meadows. last week a lower c er court ru against trump's lawyers. let's go to our law enforcement correspondent whitney wild. the january 6th committee is asking the supreme court to act quickly. how quickly? >> well, they would like to see at least some resolution in the next couple of weeks, and at a minimum they're asking the supreme court hear these arguments by january 14th. so let's break down everything that is going on here. the newest filing from the house and the biden administration on the same page here. what they're arguing is that lower courts ruled correctly had they pointed out that the trump team has not articulated a specific harm that would arise from releasing these records. the trump team has made a list of arguments, one of them is basically that the former president just has a right to executive privilege and that's basically the end of it. they haven't said why releasing these documents would be specifically harmful, even though judges have sort of tried to lead them there. they questioned them saying,