they will also say the president even though he is the former president does have some residual executive privilege and his concern is that if this is the way the archives are going to handle this, it could make it harder for people in the future to give president candid advice. both the archives and the house will argue that they do need these documents, that this is one the most important thing that congress has ever looked in to and that while the president yes has some executive privilege, the person best in the position to decide when documents should be withheld or handed over is the current president, that is what the supreme court said in 1977. the court also will ask both sides to address a question that it thought up on its own, which is does it even have jurisdiction to hear this case. is this even reviewable by a federal court. but you can be sure that this is not going to be the last word. whoever loses here will probably go to the supreme court. >> joyce, let's pretend that you are a u.s. attorney landing from outer space, you know nothing about donald trump's history.