doesn't appear as if he did. >> you're saying there are no documents because michael flynn didn't handle this correctly. >> correct. that's what the law requires. >> so, basically chaffetz is laying the blame squarely on michael flynn saying that there aren't documents because general flynn did not produce those documents. ultimately though, isn't the white house going to get blame one way or the other? th, after all, were the ones that should have done background vetting of their own advisors, made sure they weren't going to get into a position later on that it comes out that one may have been lying to them. i mean this is public record, his dealings with the turkish government, and also his dinner that he had with vladimir putin. >> two points, katy, and i think you are absolutely right. one, you will hear the white house likely echo what you just heard from congressman chaffetz, that, look, this is up to michael flynn to provide these documents. and, quite frankly, to seek permission to have some of these