that on multiple levels. first of all, it should not take a photograph of somebody with a black eye to prompt the white house to take action. the white house should be a shining example of what's tolerated in the workplace, not having to spin itself out of control the way it's doing tonight. the other thing, don, and this gets to what gloria was saying, on the face of it, obviously domestic violence should not be tolerated and that should be grounds enough for dismissal. but there is sort of a political tone deafness, a political malpractice going on with john kelly, to think that he could keep rob porter on despite all of this is kind of mind-boggling. it leaves me with the impression that there are two trumps at the white house, the president himself and the chief of staff, and both of them sometimes don't listen to reason. >> i have to say this, because there's all this consternation about the memo, the memo, the fbi, the fisa warrants and all this stuff, classified information. rob portman was seeing classified information and didn't have a permanent security