offices that were involved in the sharing of this information, i have to say those are names i had never heard of. they seem relatively low ranking. one would assume that there was a process by which they were told or at least allowed to share the information with nunes. so i think the process is worthy of being reviewed. i think the most important thing and jason and i will both probably agree on that you have to get the committee back on track. ok. so it s hard to say you could do it with nunes but you could do it with another republican. the intelligence committee used to not have things like this. there are a number of members who have agreed to look at the unmasking oefrt juliette. we re not going to play these games. one crucial question i want to ask, though. yeah. this is what congressman
he did win his district, erin, 68% of the people voted for him. so even with the scandal, many people here still do support him. thank you. i want to go to juliette, who served under president obama. juliette, obviously, the big breaking news athour. congressman schiff, the ranking member, went to the white house, spent ten minutes with the president and also was briefed on this classified information which he says is the same information that the chairman of the committee got more than a week ago. the ranking member didn t get at that time. the chairman shared it with nobody else. how damaging is this? i think it s damaging for nunes only. in other words, i really appreciate what adam schiff did in the sense that i think he was played the big kid and went to the white house to see what nunes saw and i think now the
next move to save the white house intelligence committee review is seshlgtly for paul ryan to step in and say look, there are other republicans on this committee. they are also committed to this review and investigation. no one has confidence in nunes anymore and to replace him. you see other on your show, you have other members of that committee, republicans of that committee wanting to get the investigation back in order. you just can t do it with nunes anymore. so i think that would be a smart move on paul ryan s part at this stage. jason, i m trying to understand a basic thing. the white house obviously had this information, right, because now they re giving it aboveboard to adam schiff who says it s the same information nunes saw. don t they have to explain why they decided to show it without having their fingerprints on it? he left and came back to the white house as if he had
nunes said tonight. this is something i ve learned about for a long time. obviously, it s uncome bent on him to say who and why and what. so he s done the information for a longer period of time and not shared it with a ranking member or anybody else on his committee, isn t that stunning? erin, i ve said this both on your show and other shows wroif been critical of chairman nunes and we need to get back to talking about who was surveilling president trump and his associates, who was authorizing this. these people need to be held accountable. there s a big double standard between things being leaked to hurt president trump and things that are being leaked to set the report straight. we need to talk about ton marking, the back door surveillance. it s a big deal. both these people need to be held accountable.
documents. but he has expressed dismay that they re the same documents seen by nunes more an a week ago. schiff said it was represented to me that these are the same documents. the the white house has yet to explain why senior white house staff apparently shared these materials with but one member of either committee, only for their cents to be briefed back to the white house. so of course schiff is still taking issue with the fact that the white house released these materials to nunes first, saying the white house effectively laundered the information thu the committee to avoid the true source. erin, tonight the house committee is trying to get back on track. we know that nunes and schiff met face-to-face this week. they say they re committed to moving forward. thank you very much, jessica. speaking of chairman nunes, this comes as he breaks his silence back home in california.