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Was convicted and pardoned of federal charges, but the difference is bannon never wept to trial. >> bannon was charged in this case and it was going through the criminal justice system but he had never gone to trial, it hadnt come up to trial, he didnt plead guilty to it, he pleaded not guilty and denied those charges and he was pardoned before it ever got beyond that. lawyers ive spoken with say it doesnt apply in the same way in this context. >> very interesting the legal problems mount for st...

What may or may not have been released at mar-a-lago. >> what are your concerns about that? as secretary of defense, you were read on to some of these programs that only, you know, a dozen or so people in government had access to. when youre looking at that kind of information, if that fell into the wrong hands, if that became public, what kind of risk would that put people, sources, methods in? >> well, you dont want your adversaries to know that you know what they have or what they can do beca...

Level where its a very limited number of eyes that are permitted to see that information and how those standards were clearly violated here? >> yeah. the reporting last night from "the washington post" talks about two different things which may or may not be coterminous. you got the report first on a foreign countrys defense systems, including nuclear capabilities, presumably, that means active capabilities, but it could be other developments or a developing nuclear program. we dont know. then t...

>> well, sure, they are agassed to found to be located at mar-a-lago. they are conducting this risk assessment right now, trying to determine what of our sources and method collection systems might be at risk. so if this is a document about a foreign countrys nuclear capabilities, how did we access that information? how was it that we became familiar in knowing what either adversary or ally has in the nuclear realm? and so therefore the community is looking at what they might need to do in order...

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The supreme court. frank fuzziness, former fbi assistant director of national intelligence. its your paper, to be the first to report on the possibility of nuclear information at mar-a-lago, three weeks ago. what can you tell us? >> stephanie, this is a report by mike colleagues that among the documents seized at mar-a-lago, it was a document pertaining to the nuclear capabilities of a foreign government. we dont know which foreign government, we dont know specifically what the document details,...

A document describing a foreign governments nuclear capabilities found in the search of mar-a-lago. that is according to the washington post. so, i want to bring in cnn political compares s. e. cupp and alice stewart, also max boot, the columnist for the washington post. good evening, lets get right into it. max, this is big news. this new washington post reporting that the fbi agents found documents describing a foreign governments nuclear capabilities. of course, this is concerning from a fore...

Dont believe he has any authority to declassify. but the rules seem not to have, thats part of the damage and risk assessment that the dni has been permitted to conduct by judge cannon will be figure out who where the lapses, are who tries to tell them no. maybe he snuck the documents up to the residents. we dont, know but why did the choose this particular set of documents. why a document gives up the nuclear capabilities of a foreign country. why did he hold it until agents had to ask you to s...

Joins us from cambridge, massachusetts. to have you with us. so the washington post is reporting that among all those highly sensitive documents seized by the fbi last month donald trumps mar-a-lago home, is material on one foreign nations nuclear defense capabilities. the report did not identify that country, but how concerned are you by that revelation? >> i think its a big issue, because it goes to our reliability for our allies, or our capacity to get information from our enemies. and thats ...

Information has tremendous value, what sort of value does information like this have? im not talking about -- we have no reason to know why the president would want this information. but what is the value of this information to a foreign country to know another countrys or, you know, a foreign leader to know another countrys nuclear capabilities and the u.s. capabilities on reporting about the nuclear capability? >> for the nine or ten countries, depending on how you count them and who you inclu...