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Track of this and how do you actually make a car— do you actually make a car such that the _ a car such that the next time we do it we _ the next time we do it we we _ the next time we do it we we have a clear process flow and we know how — process flow and we know how to _ process flow and we know how to how to get _ how to how to get there and along the _ get there and along the way we met a lot of challenges, its been. _ of challenges, its been, uh, well we— been, uh, well we talked abo...

We have paid a heavy price. but we have not lost. we are regaining. i didnt say we have limited capability. we are building a capability and i cant call it limited. insurgency starts from a place and it protracts. six months ago it was one valley, today it is six valleys, and i hope next year it will be 60 valleys and we will defend our dignity, our land, our homes, and we will regain our country. all right, amrullah saleh, im sorry to say we have to end it there but thank you forjoining me on h...

Especially logistical capacity. we have a lot of options, too, and we should remind the chinese that we have capability to bring to bear that could put them at a point of ability. david: general perkins, great to see you. have a great weekend. that wraps up the show, it went quick. thanks for watching as always, neil will be back next week. we hope you can tune in. ect project manager isnt easy. but, at upwork, we found him. hes in adelaide between his daily lunch delivery and an 8:15 call with ...

Was going on about roger stone in the trump administration and he wanted to keep those materials. the president of france is an interesting example. theres a lot of speculation online. i dont know, no one knows what the substance is. i think it gets to a broader point, the extent to which our allies are looking at this thinking this is really bad for us because a former president who had access to not just the u.s. secrets but their secrets through nato, through interpol, through whats called fi...

Invasion, another a blockade by the chinese navy around taiwan. is that likely to happen? are we more likely to see a blockade than an actual invasion? >> i think the latter is probably more probable. it can be done not as overtly maybe as we think historically, but just by pressuring folks, by creating very unsafe conditions. we have to realize the last time we had a taiwan strait sort of crisis was back in 96 and the chinese military, they were very much less capable and sort of got embarrasse...

Declassified. they come out fairly routinely. the classification is crossed out, theres usually a date stamped on it for when it was declassified and under whose authority. as far as we understand, none of that exists on these documents. the second question is what is the content of the documents. and we dont know yet. if it is top secret/sensitive compartmented information, it could involve nuclear information and so forth. it doesnt necessarily mean its nuclear weapons related but it could be ...

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The very root of our deterrance posture. this is would protect this country from other nuclear powers attacking us. so, obviously, any revelations about our nuclear capability or our deficiencies in our nuclear capability is a very sensitive and very dangerous to our national security. highly protected, even within a military channel, where it is relied on. this is, again, potentially, we dont know the specifics, but potentially, this is really concerning. >> i tell you, mr. clapper, that i had ...

Sensitive classified information is outside authorized areas and being stored loosely at mar-a-lago. , without a lot of oversight or insight into who is in and out of that residence. >> can you give me a sense of. when there are documents like this, and just use with the post is reporting that these might be related to nuclear weapons, or does that look like in normal times? how are those things stored and kept and safeguard it in a normal setting? >> these are among the most tightly protected, ...

Beyond top secret, and the special access program for nuclear when i was deputy director of national security at the fbi, i could not see. that tells you if the reporting is right how sense this have at the stuff. thats about as high as you can get in the classification period. >> and theres good reason for that. from a natural security stance, just how dangerous is it if this kind of material was taken to his privacy residence? >> absolutely. republicans are parsing the classification system at...