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Senate saying theyre going to grind department of justice nominations to a halt. that was from j.d. vance, a senator. but also congresswoman marjorie taylor greene is saying she will try to defund jack smiths office. how do you see this all playing out? are these real threats or empty threats? >> i think these are deeply tragic threats, frankly. this is a question of national security. and national security issues shouldnt be partisan. the fact that there are documents that might outline u.s. ca...

31 counts for willful retention of national defense information. >> and these documents hes accused of keeping illegally had information on some of the most sensitive secrets of the nation, including information on the weapons capabilities of the u.s. and other countries. u.s. nuclear programs, and u.s. military vulnerabilities. >> with us now to talk more about this is california congressman adam schiff. he was the lead impeachment manager during donald trumps first impeachment trial. also a fo...

Maybe an image of him waving outside the car. not a giant crowd there. what we can see in front of the miami courthouse, a larger crowd but a lot of that is media. it is camera men and women and reporters. there are protesters for and against donald trump. it is important to read one portion of the indictment. talking about who he potentially put at risk, what he potentially put at risk. we read this on friday when we got this. i think this is the big crux of this. the documents he stored in his...

Them. they will watch this process and they will say, you know, that they believe hes under attack, that they dont think this is his fault, thats what we have seen through the course of all of these. is this time different? i feel we have asked ourselves that since the "access hollywood" tape came out a long time ago. hes a unique political figure and he seems to go by different rules and have different outcomes based on some of his behavior. ill be watching with great interest and see if this t...

John lennons voice to do it. >> we were able to get it pure through this ai. so we could mix the record as you normally do. there is a good side to it and a scary side. we just have to see where that leads. >> people are using ai to recreate voices. we heard from that mother, these money scams have been around for a long time. how do you differentiate between your own child and how do we get to the point where we can backtrack and identify who the culprit is? >> i would assume people who can cod...

Some of the most damning documents included information about americas nuclear programmes. files with classified information about defence and weapons capabilities of both the united states and foreign countries. other documents highlighted the defence weaknesses and vulnerabilities of the us and its allies to military attacks. and, plans for any response to that type of foreign aggression. the a9—page indictment also lays out how the former president showed documents to people without clearan...

It back? >> absolutely makes you wonder. lets bring in former u.s. attorney joyce vance, msnbc legal analyst, attorney bradley moss. he specializes in cases relating to national security, and congressional investigations reporter for "the washington post," jackie alemany. brad, what stood out in this indictment to you as a national threat to our national security or what items, plural? >> the 31 documents referenced in this indictment are no small thing. put aside the classification markings on ...

Boundaries and know nos rules, and he does not think that the rules apply to him, so it is on notice that they are at risk having any conversation with him in any way about this. >> yeah, george, that was heard today from one of his closest aides as a co-defendant in the courtroom with him. anderson, back to you. >> thank you, kaitlan. joining us is the former national analyst george clapper. and also general hertling, and when you are seeing what he is charged with 31 counts of willful national...

Done so because they actually needed his military capabilities, for instance when he was taking the city of bakhmut, they did not want him to stop him from doing that but i think the patience of the russian state has grown very thin with prigozhin and they will be taking steps to absorb his forces and put him out of business. do you think there might be some underlying tensions as well in russias top military brass? notjust underlying, on the surface. we hear about it quite frequently. tension b...