>> clearly he's within his rights under the law. as a matter of principle, if the president's making that decis n decision, which according to our reporting and first of all from the "washington post" the president decides to release this before he even read about it, just as soon after her heard the existence of the memo, watched a lot on cable television, but if president told friends and advisers as we've been reporting that he believes it will have an impact on the mueller investigation, that it will perhaps weaken confidence in it, or raise questions or doubt about it, is that -- does that -- does that raise any concerns you? it's certainly legal for him to do it for whatever reason, but is that a proper reason? >> he can have whatever reason he wants as long as he's not breaking the law and as long as, i think, the judgment serves a real purpose, either to improve thoroughness with which somebody could understand what's going on or to hide something because