mr. woolsey, do you agree? where's the president on this? >> what the president did was precisely as decisive and effective as what he did with respect to trying to get the syrians not to use chemical weapons on their own population. he drew a red line and he ignored it. >> what about this current president? this current president. now that we know -- we know what's happening. why doesn't he do something. >> well, first of all, hopefully he's having his cia people and others work very hard oncoming up with some things to do, and cyber and otherwise. and also hopefully, if he utilizes them, we will not know. it will not be public. it will just be that things aren't working right in russia. we'll see. this white house seems to sometimes handle things secretly and sometimes ignore secrecy requirements. i can't tell what it's going to do. >> director woolsey, thank you. admiral kirby, thank you as well. stand by because we're also now learning the president is admitting that this whole tapes charade was actually to influence james comey and his

mr. woolsey was uncomfortable with him. we know other people on trump's team were uncomfortable with him and we know president barack obama was uncomfortable with him and we know it got to the point where even the vice president said his presence is untenable. i think it's interesting that the cia director was expected to report through him. i think that's pretty interesting. >> but from what we're hearing, i mean president trump still really likes michael flynn and kind of wishes he was back in that position sometimes. so it's interesting even though people like chris christie said he would have never had mike flynn in the white house, president trump has still seemed to be pretty loyal to him. even in all these issues. >> the other big headline we're following today is the paris deal news, it is expected to be announced on the other side of the building we're in front of in front of the rose garden, administration officials so we can be clear on nbc reporting, he is expected to pull out, likely to be caveats and the usual