they're going to side against donald trump when it comes to hundreds of white house records that are now housed at the national archives that he is seeking to block. what could this mean for the committee? >> you're right. a three-judge panel expressed skepticism about the role of the courts in deciding which side of this dispute, whether former president or sitting president ultimately gets to make the call on the release of records, but they seem to be leaning towards the idea that a sitting president makes that decision, which joe biden has said he's in favor of doing. but at the end of the day, regardless of how these judges decide, it's likely to get intervened by the supreme court. this was a three and a half hour hearing that we watched today that really explored the limits of the separations of powers, but the judges didn't exactly say when they were going to be making that decision. they did seem to indicate they did understand the urgency of the task at hand for the panel,