may pose a national security threat to the united states, and as matthew just mentioned may not warrant criminal charges or may not necessitate criminal charges because doing so could divulge sensitive messages or sources or give away to our adversaries but may still be of interest to congress in terms of deciding how to proceed with that information. and they may have that avenue through the intelligence committees to get that. >> i've got to ask you this while you're here, asha, about this massive college admissions scandal. you were the dean of admissions at yale law school for over 12 years. did you ever think that something like this could happen? >> you know, i mean, reading things like this, don, makes me so angry because so much of what i did as admissions dean was to go out and try to recruit students who didn't think they had a chance to put their hat in the ring. and look, let's not kid