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University can come and say we're going to give you the most expensive computer there is and a great internship at this rate, and the ncaa can't do anything about it. what this doesn't address is the name, image and likeness battle going on. that's a separate thing, even though there are a number of states that have put in legislation outlawing the ncaa's right to limit that as well. right now it basically is the haves can do whatever they want. the have nots are going to be limited. >> steve, what changes and what questions do you have when you have a big game-changing decision like this, obv...

>> the report doesn't say they accelerated the efforts. >> other pundits noting that the ig didn't talk to the white house mocked the report. >> talk about a lack of perspective and the padding in the overreporting from trump apologists. it sounded if the inspector general's auditioning to become the inspector general at mar-a-lago. this is almost a whitewash of what occurred. >> the media have made numerous mistakes about trump and his team. msnbc's lawrence o'donnell apologized for claiming that russian oligarchs helped arrange bank loans to drum. nbc, "the new york times" and "washington po...

The overreporting here from trump apologists that sounded as if this inspector general was auditioning to become the inspector general at mar-a-lago because, i mean, this is almost a white wash of what occurred. >> the media have made numerous mistakes about trump and his team. msnbc's lawrence o'donnell apologized for claiming that russian oligarchs helped arrange bank loans to trump. nbc, the "new york times," and "the washington post" recently retracted stories that the fbi warned rudy giuliani that he was a russian target. >> this report doesn't mean police didn't overreact in gassing the ...

I know you have strong feelings about this report, especially what it doesn't address. talk to me. >> well, like i said before, i think it was a good start. like the senator said, it addresses some of the most concerns, training for capitol police officers, intelligence gathering which was lacking within u.s. capitol police, but, again, it doesn't get to the root causes of the january 6th insurrection. and it doesn't address things like which groups were involved, you know, which organized groups were involved, who were those groups in communication with, if anyone within our government, where...

There's a lot in there. but still, it doesn't address the why and you said it was never meant to. what does this mean for the possibility of some sort of commission going forward? >> well, as you call it, this was the first report. and i think we should call up this for vote again. i cannot believe that some of my colleagues -- by the way, senator portman who is -- along with senator peters and i all did vote to have this independent commission. and i think we should push it again and do whatever we can to get to the bottom of the facts. >> okay. thank you, senator. i want to bring in the offi...