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Okay, so here's an update for you.

The House Judiciary Committee just voted to hold Bill Barr in contempt of Congress.

The vote was 24 to 19, I think, 16, 24 to 16. And Gerald Nadler is standing in front of the microphones right now, saying that we are now in a constitutional crisis. Why? Well, because now that we,

it'll go to the whole, the full floor, and I don't know when, but now that we understand that the

House is willing to use its powers and hold the Attorney General in contempt for defying subpoenas,

one after another, subpoena.

This one didn't even take into account his failure to appear.

This was all about the unredacted Mueller report.

Which Bill Barr has been too cute by half.

Okay, here's what Bill Barr is accommodation.

Now, I told you, just like if you ever went to divorce court,

or if you've ever been in a business,

you know, situation that you had to go to court for, what does the court tell you?

Well, the court will say, before you waste all of our precious court time, can't you two people

sit down and have a meeting of the minds. Can't you two people negotiate an accommodation?

Can't you find a way? Can't you, you know, use a mediator or a negotiator? And can't you just

find something that pleases both sides and not waste the court's time? All right. So Bill Barr,

you know, has offered as an accommodation, and this is bizarre,

that the, and this has been the case, okay, it's not new, that the unredacted Mueller report resides

in a secure location. 12 Congress members have been designated as people who can go and look at it.

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