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Face wipes. and then itty-bitty workout. >> tyrus: woman who hates wrestling. >> dana: i didn't say anything about that. morning routine 5:30 a.m. wake-up. start reading, read, read, read. peter brings me my carnation instant breakfast and tea with honey. i go for workout and come here for the shows. >> kimberly: can you have him stop by, dana. >> jesse: we don't have to get in until five, actually. i don't wake up until 5:30 a.m. i will roll in bacon, egg and cheese. hit the gym really hard. couple hours. shower, throw on a nice tailored suit and head in and prep hard. >> kimberly: what about...

They can argue and fuss and fight and at the end of the day the republicans ship that memo across town to the republican white house and they get to decide if we all start reading it tomorrow afternoon. >> no, that's right. and brian, look, you've been around long enough to cover washington and congress. and look, what you're seeing is unprecedented. and we play our partisan games on a lot of the committees. when the ethics committee and the intelligence committee, there's been a long-running idea that these are where you leave partisanship at the door because the integrity of the country and ...

Decide if we all start reading it tomorrow afternoon. >> no, that's right. and brian, look, you've been around long enough to cover washington and congress. and look, what you're seeing is unprecedented. and we play our partisan games on a lot of the committees. but, you know, when the ethics committee and the intelligence committee -- there's been a long-running idea that these are where you leave partisanship at the door because the integrity of the country and our democracy was too important. you know, it was governor kasich i think on this network yesterday, republican from ohio, who said,...

Across town to the republican white house and they get to decide if we all start reading it tomorrow afternoon. >> no, that's right. and brian, look, you've been around long enough to cover washington and congress. and look, what you're seeing is unprecedented. and we play our partisan games on a lot of the committees. when the ethics committee and the intelligence committee, there's been a long-running idea that these are where you leave partisanship at the door because the integrity of the country and our democracy was too important. you know, it was governor kasich i think on this network y...

It. >> no, no, no. chris, the democrats actually voted no. the republicans voted yes. there's a few reasons the things you mentioned would not be beneficial for our national security. first, if we accept as a premise that members of congress ought to take top-secret documents and go start reading them on the floor of the house of representatives, it will irreparableably damage the sharing of intelligence and information -- >> you could read parts of the memo. you don't have to read everything. you could read certain things. >> it's not going to come to that. okay. so there's another reason why...