Using him as a case study, what do we actually know about a finished product versus a raw product? And how the Trump administration is playing fast and loose here?

We're talking about steel of Great Britain.

First of all, that was what he shared and then was released was what the British called a dossier, which, as I understand it, is, I mean, literally a file folder with pieces of unevaluated intelligence.

It wasn't an analytic piece.

We don't use that term here, by the way, dossier.

It's very British.

In the intelligence community, you sort of divide the world into collection and analysis.

One, we

How are you feeling this 4th?

I wish I could say, cheer up, everything's good, but I share your sadness.

I share your friend's sadness.

This is a mournful 4th of July because it is so evident that...

in both the symbolism of what we're seeing down on the mall in Washington, D.C., which has an element of comedy to it, but it's tragic because we have the essence of the holiday being...

in a very visible way, stolen from us by a president who's really celebrating his birthday.

I mean, we all sort of understand that this really isn't July 4th, and it certainly isn't the 250th anniversary celebration.

It depends on the day and the mood.