Let's go to the pub!

We had votes today to politicize the intelligence process, to prohibit the FBI and the Department

of Justice from expressing their concerns to our committee and to the House and to selectively

release to the public only the majority's distorted memo.

That's Adam Schiff, even handed it as always.

No chair of the committee involved in all this stuff with the hashtag release the memo.

She got one side saying this is very important, American people need to know this is happening.

He got Schiff and people on the Democrats side saying that this is putting the nation's

security at risk to protect the president.

So the spirit of this interview reflected in the piece co-written by our next guest is

Honest inquiry trying to figure out what the heck's going on.

Matt Zappatowski of the Washington Post joins us.

Matt, a co-wrote with Karen Dmergian, Robert Costa and Ellen Nakashima, a piece entitled

How a Classified Four-Page Russian Memo Triggered Political Firestorm.

Matt, welcome.

How are you, sir?

Hey, great.

How are you guys doing?

Good.

Listen, tip of the cap.

I read the whole piece and it is remarkably even handed, which is refreshing in these widely

partisan days.

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