Hi,
First of all, MVC means model, view, and controller. It describes a way that you can decouple data, presentation, and logics.
On the other hand, the command
pattern addresses how you can model an event/command/action using an object, so that you can pass it around. As a result, depending on your MVC design needs, you might utilize command pattern in one of your model, view, or controller. Usually, the command pattern can be used as a helper object in the controller part of the MVC design. Now on to the processor thing that you mentioned, it is actually a mediator pattern. Mediator pattern describes how different objects can send a event/command to a centralized place for processing and managing interactions between these objects. The centralized processing
unit is called a mediator. Therefore, it is usually used for implementing the controller part of the MVC design because it fits what the role of a controller perfectly in a MVC design. Therefore, to answer you question, I suggest you go over the command and mediator pattern.
After that, I pretty sure you can understand that you can actually use command pattern in the mediator pattern.