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Thank you for being with us. sure. when you hear these trolls, this is a sophisticated, coordinated effort. right. massively swaying public opinion. right. it s like a company, right? so the leaders of the company, the people who are interested in swaying public opinion and then they hire people with various ski skills and the stories we re talking about are two different stories. there s the hacking attempts where it s a coordinated effort to get into that computer and possibly grab information. then there s the disinformation where they have armies of people who have computers and they are writing content, working with hackers trying to access computers that can place this information. stand by. review materials that pertains to the incidental collection. the letter asks that the committee look into whether these materials were properly gathered, whether they were properly masked or unmasked and properly disseminated. ....
So, in other words, they may see things and say, hey, this is interesting. i wonder if there s a pattern. this is interesting, i want to see more. or they may come to a conclusion right away. that s part of the idea about sharing information with them, is to allow the members of both of the committees on a bipartisan basis to come in and review materials that we think are relevant to the issues that the president talked about with respect to surveillance, the masking and unmasking of individuals, the handling of it, et cetera, et cetera. and then it s up to those members to decide what to do with that information, how to explore that more in-depth. so ultimately, in their questioning, they could actually wind up getting if they did and asked certain questions, just sitting in the intelligence meetings, like the president does, digging, if he decides to dig more, he ll get more? it depends. i think that s possible. i don t want to prejudge what they ask and what comes in ....
President. was it effective? reporter: hey, katy, yeah, this is paul ryan in his element. forgive us here, we re talking about another subject. this is the intelligence committee where they re heading into review materials in this russian investigation. back to health care. look, the speaker he was in his element today. this is what he likes to do. he does this at town hall meetings. he rolled up his sleeves and went through a powerpoint presentation. really it was a sales pitch and the audience, it seems to me, many members of his own republican caucus in the house who, you know, apparently he wanted to say, look, this is all we can do under these reconciliation procedures. so, they re really limited to a certain set of things substance-related to the budget. they can t do anything that s not related to the budget and still get this passed in the senate with 50 votes. so, he was trying to explain that. he was also trying to argue that, look, this is our one shot at repealing and r ....