classified documents that were seized if any were. >> i don't anticipate that we will. and just to be clear, that is the paragraph you just read, that is our sort of working assumption based on the expertise of the sources we talked to, but we have not seen the search warrant, obviously, or any of the documents that could become unsealed tomorrow, so it's difficult to say with any certainty what they will or will not show, but think you're right, that if there is any classified material on those documents, it would be redacted. it's not something that the government would have public. >> the story got a whole lot more interesting tonight thanks to your colleagues and their intrepid reporting. phil, thank you for being with us, national editor at the "washington post," we appreciate your time. joining us now is the former director of the cia john brennan. director, thank you for being with us particularly on short notice. i want to start with the obvious question. how big of a deal is this?