the country and parkland, florida endured an unspeakable tragedy, but this white house is more hunkered down than usual this week. any indications they would come back and fill you in on either more context about today's indictments? i know the chief of staff has some updates to the security clearances process, but any sense that they're about to throw open the windows, throw open the doors and bring you guys in and fill you in on their thinking? >> i don't get that sense that that will happen today, at least publicly, nicolle. certainly the conversations that we have will continue sort of behind the scenes and in their offices. i don't get the sense that they're going to call an impromptu press briefing. for example, and obviously, we have a lot of questions not only because of the indictments, but because of the whole controversy over security clearances. and as you point out, chief of staff john kelly. i just released five pages of changes, improvements that he is going to enact, try to crackdown on people who are serving with interim security clearances and to try to improve the process of those who have access to