wasn t work to try to that. it s true there wasn t a work to try to that. it s true there wasn t a lot work to try to that. it s true there wasn t a lot of women in the room at the time wasn t a lot of women in the room at the time of wasn t a lot of women in the room at the time of the negotiations and that s the time of the negotiations and that s pretty common when you look across that s pretty common when you look across peace processes, and negotiation processes in conflict settings negotiation processes in conflict settings across the world. but the woman settings across the world. but the woman that are present or very powerful woman that are present or very powerful in their voices, they made sure that powerful in their voices, they made sure that they took forward agendas that were sure that they took forward agendas that were more based on equality, let s say, that were more based on equality, let s say, that extended beyond the parameters of unionism, na
more extensive than we initially knew about the doj spokes. person telling cnn tonight that they have been in touch with the pentagon. they have officially launched an investigation. but that s really all they re saying anderson the initial trove of documents that i first got a glimpse of last night. we really specific about ukraine and what s going on in ukraine. now this is the latest documents, there appeared to be dozens more that include much wider ranging subjects like the wagner mercenary groups presence in africa pathways for israel to provide lethal aid to ukraine, which is something that they haven t done yet. the ties between the united arab emirates and russia and then south korean concerns about providing ammunition for ukraine, so it is a much broader range of issues. the documents that i ve seen anderson they clearly say. secret and top secret at the top there, notations that say they shouldn t be shared with foreign countries are only certain countries. there are maps t
mercenary groups presence in africa pathways for israel to provide lethal aid to ukraine, which is something that they haven t done yet. the ties between the united arab emirates and russia and then south korean concerns about providing ammunition for ukraine, so it is a much broader range of issues. the documents that i ve seen anderson they clearly say. secret and top secret at the top there, notations that say they shouldn t be shared with foreign countries are only certain countries. there are maps there are troop levels forced postures , the types of ammunition that are there that that s being used very specific numbers. anderson like the number of american special forces that are in ukraine, it is not the most sensitive intelligence that is possible. but it is certainly something that you can imagine russia and other adversaries would be interested in. there had been some early speculation that this might be part of the russian disinformation campaign because some of the document
as vice president. so, they did find something that was of interest in the scope of their investigation, we know from our own reporting, lindsey, that something the fbi has taken possession of in previous searches are notebooks that president biden kept when he was vice president and the idea there is to examine them for possible references to classified information, and to look at some of the notations on there and see if they are things that should be government property, lindsey. carol, i want to ask you about something else. nbc news learned hunter biden is asking authorities to investigate allies of former president trump who he said trafficked in stolen information from his personal laptop. what can you can you explain what he wants? reporter: so, what hunter biden s lawyers are alleging here is that these individuals including rudy giuliani, former president trump s lawyer, used to be lawyer, that they broke a number of federal and state laws. and so the argument that they
people of great faith and you happen to be mormons and they didn t like that.s like that s what it seems that thesea facts seem to poinctt only to othe direction here. otherwise, not a lot of this makes sense. least not these notations at least. yeah, well, i ll say we can txay know exactly why they made all their decisions. n but i think it was a terrible decision. but i think what s perhaps most shocking is not the incompetence , but that this isn t that uncommon. this actually happens allparent s.the time to parents whereat the number of people havee that reached out to me. at and just the data shows that this happens all the time. of h main is one of their main ways and steps around the country, one ofhe their main interventios is to take kids. sarah shourd is everything. where does everything nowids? stand? where are your kids and how arey they doing? doing yeah, so we after, i think fourr