-- >> he will break all this town is barbara quaid, a former u.s. attorney and msnbc legal analyst, barbara, thank you for joining me. when the house committee asked cipollone about trump's response on the capitol riot, he claimed executive privilege. do you think he will also be able to avoid answering questions on the grand jury based on executive privilege? >> i think he will not be able to big success -- successful with executive privilege. i think there's still some possibility of of attorney client privilege. there's different types of privileges, and the difference is that attorney-client privilege is not one that yields even in the face of uncomfortable questions. unless you can get into what is called the prime friday's option. but executive privilege is one that is qualified. it does yield when there is a greater need that outweighs it. we've already seen courts, including the supreme court, which has made it determined the a nation that investigating the events at least when it comes to congress, does