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so anywhere from a couple of weeks to when you listen to marcia blackburn, she wants more vindication, she seems to be from her statements be more on the longer end. ultimately i suspect it's a decision made by mitch mcconnell and he and the president in close coordination and saying there's not a lot of daylight between the two of them. when we press kellyanne conway yesterday on how appropriate it is to have essentially the defendant control this, talking about the schedule and calendar and all to assume up to this point. >> if history is an indication, one and a half to two months. thank you. >> reporter: thank you. >>> the highest court in the land will decide if president trump keeps the financial documents private like the tax records. they require the accountants to turn over documents to prosecutors. the supreme court announcement comes after six lower courts ruled against president trump's efforts to keep those records secret. joining me now to help us walk us through the cases, katie fang, nbc legal contributor. thank you so much for joining me. can you walk us think the thr

she's on the committee, and now marcia brac busha blackburn. i did not serve with her. but it's going to be interesting to see how they use abuses in fisa to try to legitimize a political argument, and they're just going to ignore all the convictions that this investigation produced from the department of justice? by the way, these convictions weren't in state court. these were department of justice prosecutors that obtained convictions for a wide variety of trump-associated bad actors. and they're just going to ignore that. >> frank, there was one part of the fisa -- let me ask this. and this is something, i asked john brennan this yesterday. it's clear carter page was working with another part of the government. now, usually you don't become an informant unless you've done something wrong and you've been flipped. so i do want to, like to remind people, most of the time -- most of the time when you have an informant, they're not a great person. >> no. >> they've probably done something, and this was their way of trying to stay out of trouble. but at what point should t