the president signed a presidential security directive asking for this activity to begin. if that's the case and there is such a directive, the white house could certainly declassify it and make it public. there would be no more any reason for it to be kept secret. if there were parts they didn't want declassified, they can't redact it. do that in the past, and so i would encourage the white house, if there's such a directive, that the president sign, declassify that, which you can, certainly as it relates -- the directive itself, there's no reason it couldn't be declassified, and perhaps the answer he got back you could declassify portions of it. >> thank you so much. iraqi officials call it, quote economic and moral damage. ahead, why baghdad expects $1 billion and an apology from the united states. plus buckingham palace is already gearing up for a royal we hadding this spring. now news of a state visit from