It's his go to for embarrassing questions by reporters he doesn't have an answer for. It's mainly reserved for those questions that make him look bad. He can't answer with a good reason so attack is his go to.

The same is reflected with Pam Bondi. Only she is under oath during congressional testimony so rather than answer a question she goes on the attack against the questioner so she isn't up for perjury charges.

What I am waiting for is Turnip to be called up for congressional testimony since former presidents and their wives can be called to appear and the SCOTUS has ruled that outside of presidential duties, POTUS is does not have immunity. I keep wondering just how often he'll use the fifth after claiming that if you don't have anything to hide then you don't need to use the fifth.

"If you're innocent, why are you taking the Fifth Amendment?"