for jack smith to be held in contempt for continuing to file motions in this case, even though those deadlines have been state. essentially, they are getting their homework done earlier. the special counsel's office actually telegraphed that before, saying they were going to continue to meet those deadlines at they're gonna keep the trial on track. the big thing here is that this is just all about the clock. it's all about clock management at this point and getting this to trial as quickly as possible because, you know, obviousl jack smith would not have brought this case if they did not think they could secure a conviction here. and they are pretty firm that they would be able to get that. and even trump's lawyers have argued that he won't get a fair trial in d.c.. they are pretty worried about the conviction. really, it's just the date of this trial and what's gonna take place that ultimately is the big question here, yasmin. >> talk to me about the timing, danny, if you will. first, i want to stick with tuesday for a moment, this immunity case from the d.c. circuit. when do we expect to get a decision? >> judges can set oral argument dates. they can set briefing