and the national security advisor saying, keep iraq out of that ban. but there's no final decision, we're told yet. >> right. this is going to be a major test of the new national security advisor's influence in this administration. one of the major concerns we've been hearing from republican lawmakers from national security and foreign policy experts is that there isn't any clear line of authority in this administration, especially when it comes to national security. what i heard from john mccain a few weeks ago when flynn stepped down from his position was that he hadn't actually had any sort of clear power in the white house in the first place. john mccain didn't know whether steve bannon was making the call on national security issues or whether it was flynn or whether it was someone else or the president. so, mcmaster is the new national security advisor really needs to assert his authority on this decision and whether the president takes his recommendation on this very crucial issue, i think will tell us a lot about what his role is going to be in this white house. >> there isn't much in the president's speech last night, it went for an hour and one minute. but there wasn't really much on