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Operendi. its compromising information in many situations as they have used against intelligence officers here in the united states. talk me through what we know about this and how they can protect against something like this happening. are we prepared? >> reporter: yeah, thats right. for some time now weve been hearing concern about some sort of a false flag operation that russia may conduct in ukraine as a pretext to invading that country. weve learned specifics from u.s. officials saying ther...

Reaction to the watergate scandal. but while nixon was known for erasing tapes, trump, it seems, may have had a different way of getting rid of compromising information. as reported in axios, new york times reporter maggie haberman writes in an upcoming book that the white house staff periodically discovered lots of printed paper clogging a toilet. and yes, believe the president was to blame for that. well, that explains this random comments he made in 2019. >> people are flushing toilets ten ti...

May have had a different way of getting rid of compromising information. as reported in axios, new york times reporter maggie haberman writes in an upcoming book that the white house staff periodically discovered lots of printed paper clogging a toilet. and yes, believe the president was to blame for that. well, that explains this random comments he made in 2019. >> people are flushing toilets ten times, 15 times, as opposed to once. they end up using more water. >> [laughs] for more on, this da...

A new documentary out this morning features a new interview with christopher steele, the former british intelligence officer who is standing behind his unverified dossier that claims the russians had compromising information on former president trump, including a secret tape, which was never verified. >> most of the world first heard your name five years ago but you stayed silent until now. why speak out now? . >> i think there are several reasons. i think the first and most important is the pro...

Time that ended with special counsel robert muellers testimony before congress. im talking about the infamous steele dossier. and now the former british spy behind that document, which was shared with the fbi, a document that claimed russian officials held compromising information on donald trump, now that former spy is speaking out and defending his work in a new interview with abc news. >> most of the world first heard your name about five years ago. but you stayed silent up until now. why spe...

The former british spy behind an unverified dossier that claimed russian officials held compromising information on former president trump is defending his work. christopher steeles report became one of the most controversial aspects as the fbis investigation into trump and russia and led to special counsel robert muellers investigation. in an interview with abc news, steele says he stands by his work even though some of his claims have never been proven. >> most of the world first heard your na...

Realistic. i dont see that happening. first of all, as another member, adam kinzinger said, it is going to be a circus and i think the committee wanted to avoid that. should they subpoena trump? of course. the main thrust is what did donald trump know and do leading up to january 6. but theyre going for people around trump that would have had access and that is why they chose meadow and cash patel and others for a subpoena. and the committee understands if they do that, they are in for a long dr...

Jillian: it blows the minds a little bit when you think of this in perspective, looking at the art, we had a clip from cnn panelist, hard to get around that, the point a with donald trumps family can you imagine if this situation involving the trump family people would screen from the mountain tops as far as ethics day in and day out yet it seems like we are not as much as we otherwise wouldve been. >> it was never unclear when it came to donald trump. this meeting happened at trump tower during...

Priority for their conversation? >> that nord stream pipeline that she wants so badly and helps russia so much. i spent four years being told anybody is good for russia is because they have compromising information on somebody. why do they want it so badly? its terrible for our region. why are we doing anything to help vladimir putin? >> this is likely her last visit to the white house. shes expected to step down with elections coming up this fall after being there for 16 years. shes gone throug...

Here. we have nod heard back from the dod as to the specific reason g reasoning. there is three problems. one is you can in theory be tracked through certain database itself. ancestry.com are best known, very secure, very private. but there are other much more opened database like ged match that can be used to find other people to specifically identify people. weve seen law enforcement use them to identify suspects. thats one thing the military doesnt want you to get involved in. you can find ou...