of it. when i served at the white house, we didn't have the rule because if you serve at the pleasure of the president you are going to say it is such an honor to walk across executive avenue and go into the situation room that you would never sell out the president. if you felt like selling out, you got to leave. i have a couple of questions about the policy. number one, what do you do, stop and frisk? are you going to stop somebody with a cellphone on them, so if omarosa two wants to do this, how are they going to stop her? are they going to put metal detectors. this is a city of papers. if you want to walk out of a meeting and reveal what somebody said in an op-ed a year or two later, nobody can stop you from doing that. i don't disagree with the policy, but this is not going to make it happen. >> it doesn't sound like any policy is going to work. >> i don't think so. if you are going to talk about a city that's been leaking since the 18th century, if you write