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>> our friend maggie haberman also notes that the president likes to be contrarian. if he hears the press reporting something, he won't do it just to stick a finger in the i yoo. maybe all the reporting on mcmaster leaving will delay the departure. one other thing that maggie wrote overnight, contrary to the notion that mr. trump is responded by sick fants, that tells us if the president is sick of people saying no around him. >> i think john kelly, the new chief of staff that replaced reince priebus last july was somebody who was willing to tell the president know and that was something the p...

Attack him militarily is so deep, and there is so many complaints about his elites around him that he is forced to do something to buy time and create some sense of hope that things might improve. the other thing that might be happening is, he's luring us into these negotiations and then he will make demands that he knows we will never agree to like the u.s. abandoning south korea. at that point, he will go to the world and say i'm very reasonable, i met with the president, i'm willing to be flexible, but these guys don't want to deal with me. that's designed to get the international community...

We want our memo out there to give the full picture but we're giving subjects and witnesses an investigation evidence that investigators hold very, very close. i'm afraid that that is done intentionally so that the trump team knows what is out there and that's why they continue to pursue the selective release of committee transcripts and in informati information. >> do you believe the information they released are designed to or would have something that will do harm. >> no source and methods were disclosed. they were disclosed. the argument we're making is because they were publicly known bec...

With the investigations ongoing? do you think it will do some harm? >> it will. people said no sources an meths were disclosed. they were. the argument that we're making is just because they were publicly known because of press reporting, it's never been the practice at the department of justice to acknowledge sources and methods. mr. steele's identity was disclosed. his long-standing history as a source was disclosed. when we need people to come forward and be sources, they'll think twice and worry that their cooperation could be outed because of the political winds. >> one last question. i u...

Maybe? you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ ed: it's memo madness. only one at a since the fisa fia memo released. who are the key players in this controversial memo and what do we need to know about them who better to break it down with me live buck sexton. buck, we see the key players here and we want to walk through each of them. do you have a big picture point that you think is the most important thing that comes from the memo before you get to the players? >> well, you had the confirmation of what was already...