Based on intelligence, the White House says it's now going to limit how much intel that it shares with Congress after it says a classifying assessment about the strikes on Iran was leaked.

Just minutes ago, President Trump posted to truth social.

Here's the quote.

The Democrats are the ones who leak the information on the perfect flight to the nuclear sites in Iran.

They should be prosecuted.

What do you make of all that, Andrew?

Well, look, first, with respect to leaks, there's no question if somebody is leaked something that is national security or classified, then, you know, I would agree that that needs to be investigated.

But, you know, we have not seen that evidence yet.

And also, this idea that you don't have a responsibility

to brief Congress, to me, it is of a piece of what we're seeing in the courts, which is this

administration has told judges repeatedly that they have no role whatsoever in reviewing the

actions of the executive. You're seeing now the same thing

happening with respect to Congress, where they're saying Congress doesn't have a role. The idea,

though, that an administration would say that you don't have to brief after the fact,

at least the gang of eight about the intelligence, I mean, that is the critical information

that Congress is entitled to.

And just to be clear, that is something that presidents in both parties have traditionally done.

This is not a partisan issue. This is really a Trump issue in not being responsible and responsive to other branches of government.

I'm going to throw some cold water on that and say this is not an instance where you can count

on the courts to come to the rescue for a couple of reasons. First of all, when Congress has an

issue where they feel like their rights have been disrespected,

it's not enough if Paul and I were, for example, members of Congress to sue on our own behalf.

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