 Have the House Sergeant at Arms detained the Attorney General until he cooperated? Apparently, that may not be the actual proposal now that they're considering. What do you make of that? Remember this. The power to subpoena is only as good as the power to enforce. So, I mean, the Sergeant at Arms, does he have an army that he's going to take with him to go arrest the Attorney General? I mean, practically, how does that work? You're welcome to fine Mayor Garland $10,000 a day.