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Over this letter about the changes the chief of staff john kelly has made in the security process without any mention of porter's history. now in a letter obtained exclusively by cnn, representative cummings saying if you decline to issue this subpoena yourself, i ask that you step aside and allow members of the committee to debate and vote on a motion to issue a subpoena at our next business meeting which is scheduled for march 15th. the state department urging spring breakers to avoid traveling to playa del carmen. there is a similar warning from the u.s. embassy in mexico. this comes aw...

Agencies you don't get to start until you have a full clearance. in the white house, it's the reverse. you start because they have to ramp up when a new president comes in. and then the security process is dealt with in an ongoing manner. the interesting part is rob porter. what general kelly says is basically that the first he heard of this from rob porter were allegations of emotional abuse from one of his wives. not anything physical but just emotional abuse. and so at that point, that is when he put out that statement that we all remember sort of praising and almost defending rob porter. l...

Classified information the big question is why? because we don't know yet, at least. is it because he had multiple errors and omissions in his previous security application? is it because some of those omissions included meetings with russians? is it because of the complexity of his own business ties? is it because it's not cheer who he was working for during the transition. he had business he was trying to divert from or the government? is it because he's been interviewed in mueller's investigation, is eight combination of all of those reasons or none of them? this comes as white house chief ...

General kelly do it, it means that if something is found out in the future, which affects the security process, where information he may have used at some point in the past, that came across u.s. intelligence, and was then traded or was used to his benefit, the president has full deniability that he had nothing to do with his clearance. that's point number one, point number two, i've been involved in operations where we have seen information from foreign countries trying to gain influence on american citizens or people involved in other administrations. they wouldn't be talking like this unles...

Complaint arguing that mueller's investigation has gone beyond the scope, beyond its own power. it is not a bad argument. so anybody tangentially related to the trump campaign, trump presidency. the white house, anywhere. and anyone like kushner who has such vast business holdings and business dealings has to be concerned that somebody somewhere didn't fill out a form correctly or possibly committed a federal crime, white collar style crime. and by the way, there are already reports that kushner is not very good at filling out forms. >> he modified his forms multiple times during this security...