financial oversight and resources in terms of the execution of that. the president's job is to be commander in chief and make those policy decisions. you have some here whether it's trying to make news, whether they really believe it, that want congress, 535 of us between the house and senate to basically be apprised of every operational detail of the u.s. military. the question is where does that line end? i think the president is well within his authority to strike syria, to strike them right now before coming to congress and he ought to do it. >> dana: i don't have all that much time. i want to ask you about the retirement of your colleague and friend, speaker paul ryan. >> it's sad. lot of us saw it coming. he accomplished tax reform. we knew he wanted to spend more time with his family. he'll be sorely missed. we'll have great people behind to replace him. >> dana: you stepped out of the facebook hearing to come. what do you make of the hearing so far? do you think this will result in any sort of regulation against the company? >> i certainly hope it results in us getting a better grip on