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Justice department and needs to be released for that reason. but that's the only real division among republicans on this. over the last few days. in large part because of ryan's support i think for the releasing this memo on that transparency argument. you have seen house republicans especially say the time has come to get this done. stephanie. >> a mystical weapon. paul ryan coming in on a unic n unicorn. my panel, jason johnson. also the political editor for the root.com. and cnbc contributor ron insana. jason, i want to start with paul ryan. yesterday, he was talking about why he thinks the...

Things they can actually tout as accomplishments to kind of over shadow everything else, and that makes this a lot more difficult, especially heading into a midterm. >> jim jordan was on with cnn overnight. he said this is about transparency. he said this is about letting the light shine in. let's listen to him. >> what i know is, i read it, and there are lots -- we've had lingering questions about this dossier for months. the american people, if they're asking the question, was the dossier used, that's a legitimate question. that's something that needs answered. so this memo should come out. ...

Thought it's too soon too soon. he becomes president. chris christie not grabbing that chance in 2012. let me ask you a question about the fact that jeb bush is going to release 33 years of tax returns. he seems to be preparing with his release of e-mails and release of tax returns, a transparency argument that can be he hopes, espectively used against hillary clinton should he be the nominee. >> he's trying to figure out how to get ahead of something that most people have baked into the cake about -- they're thinking if you come into the dance and you're voting for the people who are going to...

With it and those who are saying, hang on a second here. don't -- if we find out how big the fraud is at the fed, god knows what will happen and we would rather live basically in denial. >> well, look, the transparency argument's really gaining momentum right now and it's this interesting right/left coalition. you've got ron paul on the one side. bernie sanders on the other side, about as far to the right and the left that you can get. they're both supporting this. and this transparency argument's really gang a lot of momentum right now. we could see something happen on this, on this reform bi...