has said he will largely be pleading the fifth. you can probably make a pretty good argument for his fear about being self-implicating because that s one of the few, the handful of defendants who face the most serious charge, is he seditious conspiracy related to january 6th. he s involved in the heart of the violent plot, as the committee sees it. so they re going to at least poke around the edges to see what they can get here. nicholas, it s a first for the committee, interviewing somebody currently charged with a serious crime. do you think rhodes might have the expectation that cooperating with the committee could actually help him in the federal case? that s probably, you know, part of his considerations here. but again, as garrett was mentioning, he plans to plead the fifth here. it s not quite clear what the committee might get out of that. at the same time recall it s worth remembering alex jones, far right commentator who also went before the committee and still pleaded th