"I would not be at all surprised, notwithstanding how skilled of an orator the governor is and how capable he is as a public speaker … it would be almost incredible to me if he was not being prepared for this interview by his counsel," Vacco said. "It’s not unusual for individuals that are under scrutiny for civil violations of the law to be compelled to come forward and to answer questions. What is unusual about it is that in this instance the person who is being requested — or demanded through subpoena — to appear is the governor."