henry cuellar and joined us on this morning's "washington journal." show you this as much as we can until the house cavils in. do you expect to hear from him? guest: i think he might talk in generalities. we hear he may talk up to a particular point, but not up to the end. his attorneys will advise him to plead the fifth. >> what do you want to hear? guest: we want to hear what happened, how the customers of the $1.2 billion of customer accounts were put over and and risk. i want to gear from him, did the customers know that he was taking the risk? did he intend to tell them? we have a lot of basic questions, not only to him, but to the folks in the commodity commission also. host: the decision to subpoena him was unanimous. is that correct? what should people take away from that? today, often we see french politics on capitol hill. both republicans and democrats agree that he should come in. what do you think of that unanimity? guest: i think there is a third subpoena out there already for him. from what i understand, certainly in our committee, it w

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