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States and allies to bring pressure and presence in the region. this is not what china wants. china does not want a long standing increased u.s. presence and increased pressure from its competitors in the region. when you just reflect on china's self-interest in this pro-process. it's understandable they want to play an active role and get to end state that serves their needs. one of the pedestrianments is the nuclear program that north korea has. >> jon: certainly some promising outlook there. let's hope it all comes to fruition. retired air force general don alston, thank you very much, sir....

Then congress had the ability to decide to release it so, essentially, the president could say it can't be released so he could potentially punt it back to the congress and, you know, say to the committee, release it or don't release it. >> well, that's actually has he what happened. it's the same process. it was five days. it was on a friday of last week in the same way. that's why that last paragraph is really key. they are encouraging them to keep working on a version of the memo that can be made public that level of transparency is good to hear. it's not just that they get shut down. they ...

Consequences of the release of this memo for our ongoing working relationship with the community of the united states. >> ae friendly government cooperating in the intelligence pro process. we saw the letters from the attorney, the assisted attorney general. u.s. officials tell our own jessica snyder that there is still grave concerns over the fbi today about the memo that there maybe some editing and redacting of the tax. it does not change the concerns that this is strong language and this is very strong language of grave concerns, what's your reaction and they really don't want the presiden...

Do actually think that there might ought to be a special prosecutor or a special counsel appointed to look at the other side. so, instead of beating that dead horse, i'm going to beat another one. that i have been talking a lot about, that is specifically the doj's opposition to the u.s.a. liberty act. why is it so hard. why is a warrant requirement so difficult to deal with on your part when we understand the need to have exigent circumstances where things get looked at quickly. it's like the fisa court and this pro-process of obtaining things for foreign intelligence purposes stop terrorists...

That can be done better the next time these things happen. let's talk about cost controls, when things have to be done in a hurry, there's not justify the issue of gouging, which texas and fema has to keep a handle on. fema doesn't do all the rebuilding, how do you determine who gets the contracts to do the work? >> the hiring of a private contractor, a licensed contractor that can show you they have been in business for a while. there are people who are going to come in from everywhere to help with this. katrina it was very difficult to get drywall. there's going to be drywall that's contamin...