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Counsel. this is ongoing. doesn't mean she's not going to be. but did that surprise you? will you expect she will? >> yes shall i expect she will. she has been involved in a lot of decisions by the president leading up to the election, the campaign. but one thing i do remember from being inside the whitewater investigation is the massive disconnect between what's happening in the investigation and what's being reported. it's very difficult. it's like reading war and peace every 20th page. >> she said that recently. we would probably take her at her word for that. when she does do that -- we're...

Now, ruth knows this. kristen knows this. selective release of information is what people do in politics. you pick out "the new york times." you want robert pear to have a week ahead on the story, so you give it to him a week ahead so it appears monday morning, top of the fold, right-hand side of the paper. if you give it to everybody, you'll get the third or fifth or 20th page. so this selective distribution of government truths all the time. it is not a misdemeanor or a crime or anything like that. ruth, your thoughts on this. the idea of trying to criminalize so-called leaking is an absurdi...

Mean to put you down for saying that. but everybody listening right now, ruth knows this. kristen knows this. selective release of information is what people do in politics. you pick out "the new york times." you want robert pear to have a week ahead on the story, so you give it to him a week ahead so it pears monday morning, top of the fold, right-hand side of the paper. if you give it to everybody, you'll get the third or fifth or 20th page. so this selective distribution of government truths all the time. it is not a misdemeanor or a crime or anything like that. ruth, your thoughts on this?...