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On white house commuters, the executive branch computers and not transferrable to congressional computers. also according to a states spokesman for congressman nunes, the information comprised of executive branch documents that have not been provided to congress because of classification rules. the source couldn't put documents in a backpack and walk them over to the house intelligence community space. the white house was the best place to keep chain of command so the chairman could review them in a legal way. what is interesting about this and the question i raised at the white house press br...

Takes the information he has seen the white house doesn't share it with his committee. >> the chairman has to make a decision whether to act as a surrogate for the white house or to lead an credible investigation. the country needs to have an independent, credible investigation in the house. >> eric: it was revealed today that chairman nunes viewed the documents that reportedly shows incidental collection of team trump on white house grounds a day before he revealed his news to the public. spokesman says it was shown to him there in order to have proximity to a secure location where he can pro...

Well, why don't you just look at the visitor logs and see who invited chairman nunes and who signed him in, or who gave him access to a secured compartmented facility, a skip, at the white house to view classified information. spicer said, well, i don't know if a member of congress especially chairman of a committee like this needs to get signed in, get cleared in by anybody. but he said he would check to see if there is any kind of paper trail that shows how nunes got from capitol hill to a secure compartmented information facility on the white house grounds last tuesday. now, for nunes' part...

Classification rules, right? >> precisely. >> and that's a serious potential violation. when you took office as the attorney general of the united states, your staff made sure you stopped carrying a blackberry. in case you inadvertently sent confidential information. what questions about hillary clinton's suitability for the oval office the decision she made to have a private server do all of her communications during her four years as secretary of state, what does that say to you? because you're very concerned about that and her common sense, if you will. >> i think, as -- what i said in the ...

Than going to china, letting them get access presumably to his laptops, going to russia and having all this stuff, really damaging stuff, about what we do to china and what we do to russia get out there so quickly. >> andrea, the cham chllenging of this is the classification rules are exceptionally cumb cumberso cumbersome. b one of the us a expects about this debate that i feel strongly about, make sure we protect secret operations but you can't protect secret law. that's not in line with the american people. and what i think is going on now -- and you see this in this big debate, whether it ...