this. but they thought they were going to get away with keeping him there, and they were okay with that. >> going back to that statement, it's remarkably tone deaf in terms of what the allegations were. senator hatch, very close to porter -- porter was his chief of staff -- included in his statement, his second statement, his real one from him, that domestic abuse is abhorrent, and it always is. in general kelly's statement, you get the sense he's a little more concerned about mr. porter. everyone has a right to defend their reputation. no one is saying that. if he has been maligned, he has a perfect right to sue these women now if he has been maligned. but those women didn't have any ability to defend themselves if in fact they were beaten. these allegations are really serious, and it seems to me that general kelly doesn't get it. >> we'll turn to another washington controversy next over the parade the president wants. add questions about his marching orders as well. i wanted to turn everything i love about you into one thing you'll love forever.