>> and to what degree, i guess we don't know this if we don't know what's in it, but what is the white house in your opinion or your understanding able to edit or restrict the release of? >> that's exactly right. that's a great point. they're not able to edit the content of the mueller report. what they will have a say in, presumably, is what gets sent over to congress because they will be able to claim executive privilege or may make claims of executive privilege on some things, and there will also be a classification issue. some of the report may be classified but there's a separate avenue of reporting. the intelligence communities in congress have a right to be briefed about intelligence developments up to the highest classification levels and adam schiff's position, he's the chairman of the house intelligence committee is the fbi has to tell him what they found in their investigation of whether donald trump was compromised in any way by russia. they have an obligation to tell him that, and he will demand that quite apart from the mueller report. let's bring in former