They -- as we understand, the chief justice will be fair. I don't -- I'm not, for a moment, suggesting they don't think the chief justice is fair, quite the contrary. They're afraid he'll be fair.
Adam Schiff suggests that the President's counsel is afraid of a fair ruling from the Chief Justice.
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