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Administration that has made that core priority. >> does your reporting suggest at all that -- you say that the white house is suggesting that this had to do with corruption concerns. does the reporting suggest that trump was at all more specific with mulvaney or more specific in the administration about this being directly related to joe biden's son? >> i mean, that is the question that everybody is asking. and i'm not sure we have gotten to the truth with that yet. i think that what is important is to look at that call, that july 25th call at the center of a broader series or collection of e...

"the washington post." take us through what you know about the president telling his chief of staff mick mulvaney a week before this phone call with ukraine's president to put a hold, you report, on military aid to ukraine? >> right. so in this case, i mean, this is money that is controlled under normal circumstances by the department of defense and the state department. in this case, trump asks his chief of staff, who is also acting as head of the omb, to hold that money back. to prevent it from being released to ukraine. the white house officials were telling us today that that was because o...

Chief of staff, who is also acting as head of the omb, to hold that money back, to prevent it from being released to ukraine. white house officials were telling us today that that was because of concerns about corruption. and, you know, i guess, you know, one of my reactions when we heard that was that under what other circumstances has this administration made battling corruption one of its signature issues? i mean this is not exactly an administration that has made that a core priority. >> does your reporting suggest at all that -- you say that the white house is suggesting that this had to ...

Take over. she's polarizing. she does it in a way that's mobilizing. she's unlikely to do this. that would cut into her income. that is her core priority. >> it seemed to us that she left the governor's position because she wasn't making enough money. now she's making sere bank. what leads anybody to believe she would give that up to run the rnc for such little money? >> she wouldn't. it's a trade down in terms of money and prestige. neither she nor michael steele are cut out for the job. it's important to know what you're good good at and what you're bad out. michael steele and sarah palin ar...