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Material in there it turns out there really wasn't any. >> martha: some of it was a little embarrassing potentially. >> the democrats are saying this is a redline if we release this. but from what i'm hearing you might find out what peter strzok's concerns policy was in that fisa application. i don't understand how you can be against transparency. and make your case. if the truth sets us free, we should be on the side of disclosure and it's amazing to me how many journalists are on the side of keeping secrets. >> martha: thank you all. good to have your tonight. coming up, juanita broaddrick a...

>> but there's some stuff in here we just can't release because others have equities in it. maybe it's the brits. maybe it's the aussies. when i worked for bob mueller and his staff after 9/11, i reviewed hundreds of fisas before he certified as to their legality and their completeness. there is incredibly sensitive stuff in there. this is not a political game. this is intelligence. intelligence professionals care deeply about keeping secrets secret. >> i want to play for you something jay sekulow said to the legal defense of president trump. take a listen. >> this means the american people wi...

Paragraphs with someone that wasn't in the room. it's all hearsay and gossip which woodward has a track record of doing. one other thing that's curious about the anonymous op-ed and bob woodward. he said he doesn't know who wrote it. it fits the same narrative that his book is pushing, people working to save the country from trump. it's the exact same narrative with the book, with the anonymous op-ed. i wouldn't be surprised if it was one of his sources and he encouraged him to public it. >> when woodward said he didn't think that was the case but he really wouldn't know. i would hope "the new...

Pursuing some of these other avenues. steve: that we know of. katie: that we know of right now, exactly. brian: that's true, they have done a pretty good job of keeping secrets. steve: they have. brian: five minutes talk to somebody who was behind closed doors for 9 hours with bruce ohr and others that would be darrell issa. with the power invested in me by katie as well as steve i would like to toss to jill january. jillian: so glad to accept this. katie: i love your dress this morning. jillian: you too. thousands are expected to pay their respects to the late senator john mccain today. the a...

So that, for example, if you -- if the cia catches someone, or suspects someone of being an agent, a foreign agent or something, they can call in brennan and say what do you know about this guy, et cetera? and without a lengthy period of clearing him for secret information. it's really for the benefit of the new administration, it's not for the benefit of the former officials. secondly, to -- and there is a process for removing clearances if the person shows for some reason that he's unreliable or she's unreliable at keeping secrets then the security clearance ought to be removed. it certainly...