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There was talk yesterday and i want to ask you as intelligence chair, if you agree with what john mccain was pursuing in the senate when he was interviewing -- he was questioning, i should say, secretary hagel about the intelligence on all of this. did we not see this coming, the moves of russian forces into crimea? >> well, there were indicators, there were two pieces of analysis by two different agencies. one said they didn't believe they would move in in 24 hours and one said that the indicators could suggest that they would move in. nobody knew certainly definitively. and that's certainly ...

Story could have been the lead today. literally. and i would point you all to read it. if you think i'm fibbing. but it doesn't happen in a vacuum. it's the justice department, the a.p. and the james rosen cases. it's the irs. so there's just a whole sort of conversation and i hate this word, but i'm going to use it, narrative in washington about what's the government doing, are they exercising their power in the right way? just one other quick thing i would say, andrea. we've seen time and time again, the debate over drones, the debate over the patriot act. the debate over the leaks and the...

>> well, first of all, i think that is a serious short coming. and i want to understand more about the circumstances of that, but it really calls into question the fact that he had that information and did not inform the, think about it, the senate intelligence chair, dianne feinstein was not informed. i think that is outrageous. i also think it is outrageous that the members of congress, those congressional committees, weren't informed and in any organization to have that level of allegation raised and not bring it up to the commander-in-chief to let him make the decision as to the nature of ...

By november 11th, that's yesterday, sunday, the senate intelligence chair, senator diane finestein said her committee would investigate this entire issue, because she believes her committee should have been informed earlier in the process. new york republican peter king also had this to say. >> we received no advanced notice. it was like a lightning bolt. this is something that could have had an effect on national security. i think we should have been told. >> once the fbi realized it was investigating the director of the cia or the cia director had come within its focus or its scope, i believ...

>> we are of the news that this has not an expression of hostility toward the united states or u.s. policy. >> ooses an fbi agent, i get to look at all of that. i come to a different conclusion. they are only moderately confident that it was a spontaneous event because there are huge gaps in what we know. >> shannon: it was all about u.s. foreign policy on fox news sunday. i sat down with chris wallace for more on his interviews with dr. susan rice and the house intelligence chair, mike rogers. chris, it is all about what happened in foreign pm's this week. you had the ambassador to the u.n., ...