disclosure would damage sources and methods. the president can have any reason he wants. this is his turf. >> but if it misleads the public, you say, you know, it's educating the public, if it's actually misleading the public, or -- is that -- is that fine? >> i don't see how he gets that authority taken away from him, and misleading, you're got to, i think, look at the whole document. and somebody who does this all the time looking at questions about sources and methods decides whether or not the intelligence capability of the country will be damaged, on the other hand, not be damaged. and that to me is the only major issue. the rest of this is kind of down in the grass. >> does it -- does it concern you at all that the person behind this memo is house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes? this is the man who after it was revealed that he orchestrated basically what steamseemed to b