time, is on paper saying talking about the CIA analysis that was being put together that was going to say that Russia was helping Trump and apparently not all of the analysts agreed that there was evidence to make that case. So the people in charge were having a conversation that was on paper and we now know what they were saying. So apparently Clapper was writing this. He seemed to be aware that there was a disagreement. Clapper was, so here's how he wanted to treat the disagreement. And I guess NSA director Rogers was pushing back against fast-tracking this analysis because his people were not convinced that they had enough time to look at it, that they had looked at all the top secret stuff because he wasn't even sure they'd seen the good stuff. But he didn't want to sign off on it unless they had the time and full access. And he said if we don't have the time or we don't have full access to the private stuff, then we'll just back out and you guys handle it, but we're out.

Whereas Clapper wanted everybody who was in the intelligence group to be on the same page so they could sell this hoax. And he even said this in writing. He said in writing that they had to play as a team sport and it required quote compromise on our normal modalities. Compromise on our normal modalities. Now that would be bureaucracy speak to say they're going to cut some corners and they're going to take some chances and they're going to do some