. >> they just knew -- welk after the giants -- well, after the giants game it was a great game, we needed a game or two to clinch home field and all that kind of stuff. just needed time. just needed time. we didn't have a whole lot of time, but the same, we needed time to work and get nick kind of caught up and going back to training camp, he missed training camp time reps with those guys and carson was taking over the snaps, it is just the way it is. is to it's just a matter of him getting comfortable again playing the quarterback position and being on the same page with our guys, so you kind of slowly see the progression of the success that he has had since that time and for us, internally that's what it was about just getting time and being able to work together. >> reporter: the focus last week about the defense when you were putting the game plan together [inaudible] with you pretty optimistic. >> you never know until you play the game if you're scheme works, but listen at the end of the day there's no magical offensive or defensive play or special teams play, it comes down to player

welk get the money in the hand of the students faeser for less cost. which means it cost the student less. less to go into default. the taxpayer isless likely to pick up the tab. non-the less the direct lending is forestalled and held off. and drowned in the bathtub. by the guarantee student lending lobby. all these things are driven by the financial services lobby. same thing payday lending. can't get a federal law because of financial services lobby. same thing with the autoinsurance. which is so critical. which is unlawful to drive without it. so all with the autoinsurance it's the insurance lobbyists. in which the 1980s which put more money into a campaign in california to forestall a proposition. than spending in the presidential election that year. yes. it's the financial services lobby. whether it's insurance industry or student loan industry. or banking industry. which allows pr perpetuation of the products so abusive to consumers. which drives wealth and inequality in america. you can talk about women as the fastest growing consumers in the so

welk get the money in the hand of the students faeser for less cost. which means it cost the student less. less to go into default. the taxpayer isless likely to pick up the tab. non-the less the direct lending is forestalled and held off. and drowned in the bathtub. by the guarantee student lending lobby. all these things are driven by the financial services lobby. same thing payday lending. can't get a federal law because of financial services lobby. same thing with the autoinsurance. which is so critical. which is unlawful to drive without it. so all with the autoinsurance it's the insurance lobbyists. in which the 1980s which put more money into a campaign in california to forestall a proposition. than spending in the presidential election that year. yes. it's the financial services lobby. whether it's insurance industry or student loan industry. or banking industry. which allows pr perpetuation of the products so abusive to consumers. which drives wealth and inequality in america. you can talk about women as the fastest growing consumers in the so

just say the underlying documents that i have seen of this document that the republican staff alone, welk usually do things bipartisan put together a false, misleading, misrepresenting another doing a memo on top of it and so it's like the wrap up smear. this is bad, never going to tell you about it and now are going to release it which is highly unusual. i hope tonight they don't vote to release it, but if they do, then we will have, the ranking member, adam schiff has said there will be an attempt to mitigate the damage that they are doing putting out there.un we would rather not any of it go out, but the president hasou said, do you think he's read the underlying documents or even the memo or the memo on the memo that they're going to put that out. i mean really, this is about protecting sources and methods in about the integrity of our intelligence. it should never be politicized and that's what they're doing and then it's a stooge for the white house to do all of this. since we are spending time together i thought wean wouldn't waste any of it with niceties. >> you mention the vote t