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This particular white house, to have information go through him. at least for him to feel like he's in the loop, and that he's vetted what's reached the president's desk. >> nancy, stay with us. i want to bring in david and paul. paul, you worked in the clinton white house. this is the way most white houses work. >> it came out of the military for eisenhower, chief of staff, military position. process matters a lot. this president seems to have little regard for process. i think what general kelly is doing is very important. the most important square foot of real estate on the planet is this, ...

It has to be bipartisan. it has to be dutiful to understand how much was unmasked, who was unmasked, where did the information go, who was unmasked not revelations of a breathless nature every day but an independent investigation but two house panels and even the potential for an independent panel should that process not work as well as it necessarily should. >> shannon: mollie. the senate was gotten for praise for less heated and bipartisan. we have the tracks in house and senate. do you think at the end of the day people across the ideological spectrum will be satisfied with one or both of t...

Information go after it was unmasked. >> bill: one more question to you, congressman. every morning the white house gets a briefing from the intel agencies. have you ever heard of national security advisor taking this kind of an interest for more than a year in a campaign or a transition or anything like that?t? you have been around for a while. have you ever heard of anything like that? >> bill, i think it's very unusual for a national security advisor to take this type of interest at all. may happen occasionally, but, to me, that's not her job. she's not an investigator. she is he not a cop ...

Specific. i didn't do it. and what you need to know is how many places did that information go after it was unmasked. >> bill: one more question to you, congressman. every morning the white house gets a briefing from the intel agencies. have you ever heard of national security advisor taking this kind of an interest for more than a year in a campaign or a transition or anything like that? you have been around for a while. have you ever heard of anything like that? >> bill, i think it's very unusual for a national security advisor to take this type of interest at all. may happen occasionally, b...

Really thing in place that's more robust than what we've seen in the last eight years but i think you're onto something important here because the universe of people, of government officials who would've access to this information is extremely small. i am talking about a national security advisor, deputy national security advisor, former cia director, intelligence officials, even the director of national intelligence, james clapper. that's how high up the information go. it's not a big pool of individuals who would have access to that information and would've made it public. >> kimberly: many ...