We're off my tours.

House, judiciary committee testimony from special counsel Robert Mueller ran behind schedule

to the point the committee Democrats were asked to limit their questioning time because

it's not like Mueller could further limit his answers.

You know, it was the opposite of that, honestly, that struck me as Congress guys were trying

to get some sort of narrative going, or they had a series of questions that would lead

to a particular area.

And and Mueller, who's hard of hearing clearly had the question was or was pretending to

be according to some.

No, I had them repeat the question like two, three times and then say, I'm sorry, what

was the second part of that question?

To the point that you just couldn't get a narrative going, then you're five minutes

for up.

Yeah, I don't think that was on purpose.

I think he's an old guy hard of hearing and his brain doesn't work quite as fast as

it used to.

Which is what happens when you get older.

It will happen to all of us.

What's interesting is it happens at different times for different people.

Sure.

That happens in their 60s.

Some people sharp as attack your 90 years old.

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