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And so, we made a breakthrough. but we still needed to break the rest of the message. right toward the end of the interview, we pointed out some anomalies that we had observed on the bottom of the code. we said, brian, what is this? why did this happen? the two lines were not mathematically similar to the rest of the message. of course, i dont remember. brian has a method of using complex methods was a detriment to a lot of the codes he made. and we need to know where everything is. brian had ac...

Was under surveillance. >> but we still have to prove that hes the guy that did it. >> we did not know what classified information would be taken and if brian reegan committed espionage, he deserved to go to jail and it was my job to put him in jail. so now we have all of our resources towards the case and we are looking very hard at his entire background. from what we learned about brian reegan, he had a did i hafficul childhood. he had dyslexia. he couldnt read. people thought he wasnt bright ...

Moves to a broader inquiry and impeachment, the whistleblower will likely and should testify not necessarily in open about what the whistleblower knew and the kinds of people. because you want to make sure you get all of those bits and pieces along the way, which i think would be really important in the investigation. but the whistleblower has protections. i think theyre invoking that right now, not that i would say that either party here has acted very well in this process. but i can completely...

Then they had to crack really hard codes to find that material buried in those woods, as you saw in that clip. >> mike rogers, former congressman, thank you very much. its good to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> its an all new episode of "declassified untold spore ris of american spies". coming up, president trump is met with boos at a second public event in one week. youre live in the cnn newsroom. . mmm, delicious! i need this recipe. everyone thinks i made them, but its actually ...

Tomorrow with an all-new episode. we get a look inside the case of a would be spy who used unbreakable codes and buried classified information to try to sell americas secrets to its biggest enemies. heres a preview. >> during the proffer of the government and his attorneys, they hinted that there was a lot of national securiy information that he had buried. >> we found out that he would steal classified paper documents and he took those and he buried them. >> he would print anything with a class...

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A co winner of everything that we have been witnessing there in north and syria in the past week since early october since u.s. present donald trump announced the withdrawal of american forces from the area thats when turkey started its military operation the codes the kurdish forces that then turned to the syrian regime and its most powerful ally russia for help and this allowed us to swiftly deploy forces to the area to reclaim territory there in within syria that he had essentially lost in th...

Trying to manipulate an investigation into paul manafo paul manafort? >> just before mueller was appointed, they met with andrew weissmann who was a senior justice official and the bottom information including the codes to man up manafort s storage locker. that was helpful. and they say to them, go back to cyprus and make sure they gave us all the information we need. so you have the ap going in, giving the justice department information to target manafort -- mainly to get trump, obviously. the ...

Imports, which showed a decline. it doesnt look good at all. arthel: but thats six months. you dont have a crystal ball. but even in six months, gordon, thats enough -- if the rule goes into effect december 1, thats all they need. they need a few days to get it. >> yeah. this is onerous. as you pointed out, no encryption permitted. no virtual private networks permitted. those allow companies to access websites that are banned in china. probably companies will have to use chinese servers, there w...

Trying to manipulate an investigation into paul manafort?n >> well, just before mueller was appointed, they met with andrew weissmann, who was a senior justice department official, and they brought him information, including the codes to manaforts storage locker. which, of course, was rated a few weeks later, that was helpful. and they say to them, go back to cyprus and make sure they gave us all the information we need. so you have the ap going in, giving the justice department targettion to ma...