jeff, tonight, the new chief of staff taking over for ron klain, who chris whipple just talked about and they actually call it the jack lew model. so i don't know if that's, you know, maybe there's a plaque on door or something, but the jack lew model chief of staff deals with the world basically because there's a whole lot to deal with the chief of staff as it without having to worry about a campaign and know about the campaign people deal with the politics of it, but it's you know, it's it's from a journalist point of view covering the obama administration. look there are always people the room i mean, there are always enough people in the room and the people that they talk to, people who are the room that we heard a lot of what happened doesn't mean we heard everything and what i what i discovered in doing books after, covering the day to day every white house is i think that the reporters who who are in the press room and are doing the daily reporting, i'd we get about 25% of it. that's my guess 25 30% of what's really going on in the white house at any given time. we're going to

and i was talking to -- i mean this is not a secret, ron klain, who was biden's chief of staff.lerked at the supreme court for justice white. and he told the -- klain told the story of that law clerk going to the restaurant -- in the book he said the brethren, this was the conspiracy lunch telling the new clerks from the class or year i think 1986 about that old story, which is in "the brethren" at great detail. and it was a conspiracy in the sense of a group of justices saying we're not going to let chief justice berger cram down this opinion that we think is written in a very inadequate way. and they divided up the parts, and each of the justices took one and got everyone else to sign and sign -- >> they view berger's agenda? >> their critique was the law was not being used properly, just, you know, all the justices and clerks are very intense on crafting an opinion that the law schools and the law journals will love. and chief justice berger just kind of dashed it off. he used to call things he dashed off little snappers. and to a certain extent some of his drafting in the ni

you need to write that ron klain wrong. me ask you about the political allegations coming out of. we have seen a heavily redacted search warrant. first page, here you have a page , another imprint, another imprint. attachment fee, all about the subject account and then look at the rest redaction redacted, fully redacted, fully redacted, fully redacted. that is very helpful when things are so heavily redacted you cannot get the information. tennesseans are very concerned about two tiers of justice and weaponized of the government. what we see from the search warrant, here it is -- let me go to page 2 first. that gives you the subject account. which is trump's account. you're going to see that on page 1 and page 2. the information that is there. they are wanting to get at his twitter account everyone who had access to it and all the information. when you go to page 3, they are going to subpoena all data and information that is associated with this and anybody that reposted information on this that favored or retweeted post by the account, as well as all tweets that include the usern

and i've just done a book about the biden white house, and it's often said that ron klain, joe biden'sef of staff, could do any job9 mt. white house. he could be white house come, he can be communications -- white house come, he could be communications director, almost anything. jack with, on the other hand, did almost every job in the obama white house finish. [laughter] and did them awfullily well. you know, peter well knows that bad things can happen when a white house chief of staff decides to become treasury secretary. back in the reagan era james a. baker iii after four years this white house chief of taffe was so desperate to get out that he swapped jobs with don regan, the treasury secretary in what was without a doubt the worst job swap in american history. it's no coincidence that the iran contra scandal erupted shortly thereafter. it never would have happened on jim baker's watch. i guess to answer your question about h -- as author of the gate keepers is that every president learns sometimes the hard way that you cannot govern effectively without empowering a white house ch

you need to write that ron klain wrong. me ask you about the political allegations coming out of. we have seen a heavily redacted search warrant. first page, here you have a page , another imprint, another imprint. attachment fee, all about the subject account and then look at the rest redaction redacted, fully redacted, fully redacted, fully redacted. that is very helpful when things are so heavily redacted you cannot get the information. tennesseans are very concerned about two tiers of justice and weaponized of the government. what we see from the search warrant, here it is -- let me go to page 2 first. that gives you the subject account. which is trump's account. you're going to see that on page 1 and page 2. the information that is there. they are wanting to get at his twitter account everyone who had access to it and all the information. when you go to page 3, they are going to subpoena all data and information that is associated with this and anybody that reposted information on this that favored or retweeted post by the account, as well as all tweets that include the usern