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To make on jim s question. first of all, i think jim is exactly right. the process for congressional accountability, holding executive accountable is broken. and every single candidate for president right now ought to be asked the question, what are you going to do about accountability reform. if you were elected, where the executive can be held accountable through a subpoena with an expedited process of 30 or 45 days. your reporters should be asking every single presidential candidate, democrat and republican, where they stand on the accountability reform because that process is broken just by the executive being able to run the clock. that s the first point. the second point is you can look at this in terms of how we ve been talking about in terms of the moderates and can schumer appeal to the moderates. but there s another thing that s very important here which is the institutionalists versus the anti-institutionalists. republicans traditionally have been very pro institution, pro n