favorable to him and the terrain of dealing with the federal system as much more favorable to him. so he has essentially tried to stonewall the georgia investigation. he pled the fifth amendment during the grand jury inquiry that he testified in georgia, but he was much more forthcoming and helpful to the federal grand jury in the two times he sat before them, and so i do think he really wants to get this to federal court where he thinks he has a better shot at fighting the charges. i want to dig into how you just put it with how he has handled different cases differently. you have a new article, luke, in the new york times, a new detail, how mark meadows pursued a high wire legal strategy in trump s inquiries. tell us more about meadows approach trying to navigate both the legal and political peril he faces. sure, you know, his attorney is george turwilliger who is a high ranking justice department