but now, this conviction, or this series of convictions now puts the bite back in the dog. because, when you are facing some jail time, suddenly people started to take your request, more seriously. now that people like congressman jim jordan of ohio, who himself, you recall, was roundly criticized for not, shall we say, prioritizing congressional subpoenas aimed at him, now he is in leadership. will we see the floodgates begin to open? and subpoenas about everything from the highly consequential, to the trivial, all now, having the weight of the threat of what disease convictions can bring now behind him. will it then mean greater transparency, more accountability on the issues that matter to you, or will it be about retaliation. joining me now to discuss, california congresswoman barbara lee running for the senate seat that will be left vacant when senator dianne feinstein retires next year. thank you so much for joining. i have to ask, because this has been on my mind all d
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