football field, they passed the ball to the white house. the white house has the ball, and they intend to run that final 40 yards and a declassified fear was the memo gets to the white house, the president has the ultimate classification authority. he can say yes or no, whether the information is public. and the reason that is important is because it takes it outside of the house rules. so again, without football analogy, the white house now has the ball. they are going to take it down, a touchdown, or into the end zone. that is what we are looking at right now purity classification. nothing can stop the president from d classifying a document, if he feels are the parameters have been met, and that is just we just heard there in that short clip a few minutes ago, that they are putting it through the national security review. sandra: and obviously, we do not know whether the president is going to address is memo publicly when he arrives and begin speaking there in