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Direction. i think she's a nice place for people who have reluctantly supported trump who said i wasn't wrong to vote for trump once but now time for a change with nikki haley and people like me who are anti-trump would be comfortable with h aley. i just saw the clips, the couple you played and a couple others, it seemed like an impressive performance. she's a talented politician who's now got foreign policy credentials as well. >> bill crystal, it's always such a pleasure to have you on. thank you for making the time in l.a. and joining us on a friday night. we appreciate it. and coming up,...

Said, i wasn't wrong, although he stopped just short if i'm not mistaken of saying that he had actually witnessed him blackout. >> he said he didn't. >> right. so what he's trying to prove is that kavanaugh lied to the committee basically. >> right. and keep in mind, lack of candor is an important issue. >> yes. >> it is an important issue for lawyers, certainly an important issue for a judge. and if you take a couple of steps back here, there's the former deputy fbi director, andy mccabe, who got fired from his job for lack of candor and is now -- may well be charged by the fbi. keep in mind ...

Information. i didn't see anything classified. that's not to say it wasn't wrong. you can judge that as we talked about for 48 hours on cnn. the question is whether it's a violation of law and the answer is it is not. >> sources saying that they are analyzing keywords and language to figure out who wrote it. i mean, you say this person used certain words as a deflection. why do you think that? >> i think for a variety of reasons and one it's sort of sat 't satisfies every theory. talks about trade and the great tax cuts so maybe an economic person and then they talk about russia so maybe it's ...

It's treasonous. >> it's not a violation of federal law if you release something embarrassing to the president. federal law means classified information. i didn't see anything classified. that's not to say it wasn't wrong. you can judge that as we've talked about for 48 hours on cnn. the question is whether it's a violation of law and the answer is, it's not. >> juliet, sources telling cnn white house aides they're analyzing key words and language to figure out who wrote it. you say this person used certain words as a deflection. why do you think that? >> i think for a variety of reasons. one ...

Some guys reporting lyndon johnson's top guy gave me the word. they were looking for a successor for j. edgar hoover. i wrote it, the day it appeared johnson held a press conference and appointed hoover the head of the fbi for life. when he was done, turned to his top guy and call ben bradlee and say -- you. you stuck us with hoover forever. i screwed up. i wasn't wrong. how much can you tell me about deep throat? >> how much do you need to know? >> do you trust him? >> yeah. >> i can't do the reporting for my reporters, which means i have to trust them. and i hate trusting anybody.