And, with that, I'll yield back,
Thank you. Anyone else? Mr. Aguilar, Ms. Luria, Ms. Lofgren?
Ms. Lofgren. I'm fine.
No? Okay.
Just a couple of things. The subpoena also today was to produce documents as well as deposition testimony. Are there any documents—and this may be covered in the letter, but, again, haven't had a chance to read it—that you have that are responsive to produce to the select committee?
Mr. MacDougald. We are asserting the objection as to all the document requests, and noting in the letter that there is very substantial overlap between the letters—the documents requested from the Archives—
Okay.
Mr. MacDougald. —and the documents requested from Mr. Clark.
Uh-huh.
Mr. MacDougald. And, consequently, we do not have any responsive documents for you today.
Okay. So very substantial overlap suggests that there are some documents that Mr. Clark possesses that are not included in the Archives.
Mr. MacDougald. Well, that's not right. Whether he has custody or control of the document is one thing.
Mr. MacDougald. Whether it's covered in the request at the Archives is another.
We specifically—and I think this was the product of an email that I sent you—have been interested in his use of a personal email,
Was there any use of that email for subject matters related to the select
