[Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., went to the White House last week "in order to have proximity to a secure location where he could view the information provided by the source," Nunes' spokesman, Jack Langer, said in a statement.]
Does that mean that Rep. Nunes cannot just lock the door to his office, tell his secretary to block all calls/cancel any appointments, etc. to secure his own office on Capitol Hill?  I find it hard to believe that the chair of the House Intelligence committee doesn't have a secure location except by going to the WH to peruse and review sensitive documents.  This skepticism is only compounded by admitted misconduct of not releasing the information to the rest of the committee before discussing the information with the Speaker of the House and the President, not to mention held a press conference.
[because the information had not been provided to Congress]
Rep. Nunes' admitted misconduct is the REASON he couldn't use a secure office in Congress?  What?!?