congressman was just saying that it's going to be staff members doing the questions as opposed to members of congress, we haven't seen that for a while. that's pretty interesting. there was a lot of talk of should that have been done in, you know, the mueller testimony, in other testimonies. but do you think that's going to make much of a difference in terms of public perception? >> i don't know if it's going to make much of a difference in public perception. it may mean that you get more and better information out of the witnesses because of course the committee lawyers are really steeped in all of this. and i don't know if that will happen on the republican side as well or just on the democratic side. if there are republican attorneys and republican members of congress, you can be sure they're going to go back to the deep state and sort of the rat hole about, well, these are all democrats, and they're not to be trusted and, you know, all the rest of that. and i think, however, if you have attorneys with time lines