pr probe and christopher wray, fbi director, came to the white house to express concern concer. john kelly, we don't think you should release it. john kelly told them in return, the president didn't mind to release it and we plan to release it. john kelly has frequently talk bed to the president about it including yesterday afternoon bringing the president the memo, reviewing it with him and telling the president we don't think there are actual national security concerns that should prohibit its release. john kelly has been based on all of our reporting, anderson, pretty simpatico with the president, the memo should be out there and supports a quick release of it. >> i think i read in your article john kelly didn't think it would be as big a bombshell as some republicans are saying. is that correct? >> that's kind of a concern many in the white house share. i think even some of the conservative lawmakers, there's been such a buildup on this for the past week, week and half, there's been a steady drum beat that's increased day in and day out that this memo is going to have bombshell accusations that's really going to change the trajectory of the investigation.