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. >> to your point, it shows how important this hearing was that jack smith decided to be there. melissahe says, the judges do seem skeptical, of his argument, judges pointed by republicans and democrats, by the way. what is unclear is the scope of the ruling. there was talk about whether or not the case should be sent back down to the district court to have the judge their top about whether or not trump's acts that he took that are at issue that are official duties et cetera, so what is really -- if they don't, if they make a ruling and it is narrowly tailored, something that sees all the judges and appeals court in d.c. might agree with, we might move faster, if not we could see this go to the full set of appeals judges, and it could go to the supreme court. this is really about timing. that's what we're going to wait to see, how they rule, but really how wide a scope they take and whether or not this is something they choose to prolong. >> let's think about trump or trump lawyers arguments. if the president can commit high crimes and have complete immunity as long as he's not impeache

. >> to your point, it shows how important is hearing why is that jack smith decided to be there. melissa, as she says, the judges do seem skeptical, judges pointed by republicans and democrats, by the way, what is unclear is the scope of the ruling. there was talk about whether or not the case should be sent back down to the district court, to how the judge their talk about whether or not trump's acts that he took that are at issue that are official duties, et cetera, so feeling what's at stake is whether or not the ruling allows trump to prolong his set of appeals and how long it will take him. for example, if they send it back to district court we're in for a long wait. if they make a ruling and it's narrowly tailored, something that all of the judges, all of the court in d.c. might agree with, we might move faster, if not we could see this go to default, set of appeals judges, and it could go to the supreme court. this is really about timing. that's what we're gonna see. how they rule but really how wide scope they take and whether or not they choose to prolong. >> let's think about t

melissa. >> now get to the west coast where scott wapner isened staing staing -- standing by with a special guest. >> ryan smithd owner of the nba's utah jazz. welcome. good to see you this morning. >> go to be here. thanks for having me. >> when people ask you what qualtrics does, what do you say, because your company evolved so much over the years. i read a harvard business review story where they say re-inventing an already successful business. most people would think if it ain't broke, don't fix it, yet you did. kwai? why? >> my 22nd year in tech. surviving in tech 22 years and fortunate enough to work on an idea in our basement 22 years ago, and it's never been more important today. so with qualtrics it's truly helping organizations manage their experiences. so whether you look at amx, delta, them on, we're helping them understand how people really think and feel. most data they're gathering, saying, this is what someone did and trying to analyze it, saying where are they going in the future? another experience. experience data. largest database in the world to say this is how we feel what i'm going to go

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