i talked to a number of line prosecutes at the u.s. attorney's office, the district of columbia, and they are not sure either where or how they might proceed on this. the department of justice, merrick garland, and the office of legal counsel have to sit down and figure out how are they going to move forward bannon's prosecution, if at all. it could come as soon as days, and it could come as soon as years, so i think they have to look at the merits of the case first and then they will decide if they want to set new precedents on executive privilege in the bannon case. >> okay, back it up. days, i understand. you said years was an option here. how's that? >> it mainly stems from the fact that the department of justice is now looking at this as a criminal case. they don't care about whether the senate committee needs to finish its report by the end of this congress before the midterms. they're not constrained by that timetable. as far as the justice department is concerned, according to
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