transparency. and for accountability but a really bad day for the president seemingly endless attempts to cover up his own misconduct. congressman himes to the two points glen made, one an opinion issued with remarkable speed especially when you read it and you see the depths of the scholarship, is the legal scholarship going back to 1860, this is the kind of opinion that even though it s written by a district court judge, you can tell this judge is hoping that other judges are going to read this opinion before they have to rule on what will be other trump subpoena blocking attempts. yeah, no, and that s right. and look, i guess account speed can probably be attributed to at least two things. number one, a consciousness of the fact that process is being used here to block the constitutional prerogatives and authorities of the congress. i would like to believe that most members of the judiciary would be opposed to that, but
you see the depths of the scholarship, is the legal scholarship going back to 1860, this is the kind of opinion that even though it s written by a district court judge, you can tell this judge is hoping that other judges are going to read this opinion before they have to rule on what will be other trump subpoena blocking attempts. yeah, no, and that s right. and look, i guess account speed can probably be attributed to at least two things. number one, a consciousness of the fact that process is being used here to block the constitutional prerogatives and authorities of the congress. i would like to believe that most members of the judiciary would be opposed to that, but look, if you re not a lawyer at some level you can understand the absurdity of the arguments that were made before this judge. remember i mean, all of four or five weeks ago when the mueller report came out, the mueller report said it showed deference to the office of legal counsel s