president. the fbi said they have grave concerns about the release of this memo. the officials here said the president listened to those, but, again, never wavered in releasing that memo. we saw him say in an unvarnished way after the state of the union, 100%, i plan to release it. he didn't read it until the next day. on wednesday, we're told. so, anderson, there was never a question here if it was going to be released, the only question was when, and now it appears it's tomorrow. >> fascinating. jeff zeleny, appreciate that. with us, democratic congressman gerald nadler, ranking member of the house judiciary committee. congressman, i'm wondering what you make of this. the idea that the president was talking about releasing it saying 100% we're going to release it without having even read it. >> well, he obviously expected that this would in some way discredit the investigation. this is the latest step in a concerted campaign by the president to disable, discredit and, and attack the russia investigation. >> you have no doubt that's what it's about. >> it's clearly about that. and the real significance -- the