>> i would. i would absolutely support it just so the american people -- i would go a step further. part of the problem with the process here is that conclusions and allegations have been drawn based on the fisa warrant applications. this is some of the most classified stuff the government has. i would even support if it could be redrakted in such a way as to not be damaging, i would support releasing the underlying fisa applications. what americans would see but they would see dozens and dozens of pages citing all sorts of facts -- you would see a very comprehensive project that gets put together by ten, 12 people at the fbi, then presented to a federal judge. >> did you see the fisa application? >> i have not. the only people who have are trey gowdy, not chairman nunes and adam schiff. i would certainly support that release because then the american people would see how comprehensive the fisa application process is rather than the way it's being characterized as secret, dark, behind closed doors.