will this escalate further to where they compel him to come in and what would his reaction be there. go back in time and a rules committee meeting back in october. this came up. jim mcgovern said you talked to the president that day a lot and you wanted to overturn the election and then have a different line. are you willing to tell the select committee what you know about events leading up to, during and after that. i ve got nothing to hide. i ve been straightforward all along. what happened jackie, to i ve got nothing to hide? i think actually came and he doesn t feel like he s anyone an explanation, but there is a question on whether they even can subpoena jim jordan. i don t know that that that that has been i note committee is looking into it, but i don t know that that question has been answered because he is a sitting member of congress. but we also know that he was involved in the in as nia point out but in the days before
the republicans because she s going to have that 50 minutes to build a case, and on the other side, if you re the democrats, you re going to have all of these people, ten senators, in coordination, but, i mean, all sort of different personalities trying to build a case. she might be much more effective. we know senator susan collins of maine wants to slow this down. that could all change based on the hearing today, but if professor ford is credible, can they keep the genie in the bottle for republicans who say wait a minute, we need to have a more thorough process. why are we in session on a saturday. why don t we have 24, 48, 72 hours to look at this, to ask questions, to have follow-up conversations. that comes down to the next eight or ten hours. i think the president, listening to him yesterday, it s not, he didn t exactly throw kavanaugh under the bus. but he kind of parked him in the middle of the street. i think. because with him saying, as nia point out, oh, maybe i could c