there are two sets of lawyers. one is rudy giuliani, and giuliani has said i wasn't acting as a lawyer during a lot of this stuff. and he's obviously got emails and documents, text messages and the like, and it's going to be very hard for him to assert attorney-client privilege when he himself said i wasn't acting as a lawyer. so i do think the house of representatives is ultimately going to get automatic that stuff. there isn't going to be an effective privilege that giuliani is going to be able to assert over the bulk of it. then there are two other people, the geneva and toensing. and both of them, this is according to fox news yesterday, both of them actually declined to be trump's lawyer, and instead served as some sort of secret back office conduit for information or something like that. but they said we couldn't be his lawyer, according to the fox story, because we had a conflict of interest with other stuff involving trump. given that they're either, a, acting as a lawyer and doing