yes! ♪ wayfair you got just what i need. ♪ we're back with neal katyal and jonathan carl. neal, i'd like you to speak to this notion, and it does have some parallels to how we covered the mueller investigation. every 12 weeks, somebody was indicted. what is this body of evidence and the little glimpses we have seen of it suggest to you about the fact that there is just silence from doj? there's no evidence they've interviewed any of these people, that any of these people have lawyers representing them in a doj probe. >> well, as i said, the justice department standard is going to be whether or not there's criminal intent. and it's totally reasonable to me, as frustrating as it is, that they want to wait fgt congressional investigators to do their job first and i think that makes some sense here because you know, one of the reasons -- one of the things congress is trying to do, and the whole point of the filing