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Nadler and the judiciary committee who will then have the first of what we expect will be of several hearings in the judiciary committee on wednesday. >> okay. so this is an official process that's happening here, but this house intel report given all that we've seen in the hearings, we've seen the hearings, why is the report significant? what's in it? >> well, it's simply compiling all of the evidence and information that they've gathered, the democrats have gathered from these fact witnesses that they've taken these depositions from behind closed doors. we saw some of that come out in the tw...

People, 3 million civil servants, as and the crown prince basically de facto head of the government, he is responsible for whatever he has done by his civil servants. but beyond that, really this interview doesn't advance the story really because saudi government long ago conceded that, in their words, it was a rogue element that killed jamal khashoggi and dismembered him on the 2nd of october in the saudi consulate in istanbul and some members of the hit team are, indeed, on trial but that is not a public trial to which the public or journalists have access to, but i would refer you back to c...

Ukraine apparently, and the whistle-blower complaint is quite clear that there were other call records and transcripts that were scrub and put in a safe somewhere with other leaders of foreign countries, and so this is why the graveness of the situation has to be emphasized. it is absolutely a betrayal of our values, and our constitution and our national security. if this is happening with ukraine, there are at least 12 calls with russian president vladimir putin that might also be in the safe, and putin says that he does not want us to have access to, and that says to me that we need access t...

Office. they can't do that anymore. what did they do? they took the document marked secret which is a fairly low level of classification and they put it on the super uber sensitive classified network at the white house which only a very hugh handful of individuals have access to, in effect shoving it in the desk drawer so it would never see the light of day. >> along with the other sensitive secrets like plans we may have for foreign leaders and assets we may have placed in foreign capitals, correct? this was right up against some of the more vital secrets we keep. >> that's right. for covert ...

Did as well at oliver north's office. they can't do that anymore. what did they do? they took the document marked secret which is a fairly low level of classification and they put it on the super uber sensitive classified network at the white house which only a very hugh handful of individuals have access to, in effect shoving it in the desk drawer so it would never see the light of day. >> along with the other sensitive secrets like plans we may have for foreign leaders and assets we may have placed in foreign capitals, correct? this was right up against some of the more vital secrets we keep...