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>> sure, well, first of all, thanks anita for having me and you know, i guess as were watching the situation, you know, play out in real-time, i think urge everyone to you know not draw any conclusions and were not sure how this is going to end up and the experts ive talked to today indicated the same as some of your panelists have on the show, but i think the one big indication here is that the support that the united states has given to ukraine over the past several months has really been help...

19605, disasters that occurred in the 1960s, the year ss thrasher, for example. but i suspect that the suspect... —— uss thresher. however, absolute verification is something that many would expect and theres always a possibility of false positives, so that may have driven the response and are the sort of reasoning the mod has described there. , , , , , reasoning the mod has described there. , , , , ., there. just very briefly, and fed, and i there. just very briefly, and fed, and i know _ t...

I think theyve got what they need to be able to do it. the second thing, will we know over time the impact of it? we may. right? you see it in what we see our adversaries and competitors do. and what the american people know, you know, i do think that over time the national security community is figuring out that the american people need to know more, because they are part of the attack surface, whether that is through foreign influence or thats just the decisions theyre making. so i think we wi...

Was a clinton campaign plan underway to stir up a scandal tying trump to russia. >> the clinton campaign scandal he says. now, durham says some fbi agents had to apologize to him for their conduct into this investigation into donald trump. >> mr. durham, in your report and again here today you said your findings and conclusions are sobering you unpack more what that means? why do you say sobering? >> i have had any number of fbi agents who i have worked with over the years, some are retired, som...

Theseow depths, considering allf the underwater cables that do all of our communications and natural gas and oil and everythingtu else that we live n and communicate over, its just extraordinary that we dont have that ability. also with us now is oceanographer and deep sea explorer david gallow, thank yog for joining us in this what seems like a forbodable. what are your conclusions? >> well, in a way, its very close to all of us. you know, this solution was the simplest solution that we heard t...

Issues with that craft itself. at this point is there a legal paper trail that would lead us to conclusions about some sort of implosion or other accident? >> well, there certainly were a lot of people who criticized the company for shortcutting safety and we saw that come out of the lawsuit in some of the interviews that surrounded it, but were just going to have to see how it plays out. you have a lot of criticism. they didnt get a chance to mount their defense other than the ceo of the compan...

Management structure for dealing with civil— management structure for dealing with civil contingencies and emergencies which again perhaps failed _ emergencies which again perhaps failed to— emergencies which again perhaps failed to focus on preventing sufficiently the devastating consequences as opposed to dealing with them _ consequences as opposed to dealing with them. but exercise signus wrote was a _ with them. but exercise signus wrote was a seminal moment because it was designed _ was...

Were _ should say, july 2017, whether you were briefed as to the general conclusions of signus? | were briefed as to the general conclusions of signus?- conclusions of signus? i dont recall any _ conclusions of signus? i dont recall any particular _ conclusions of signus? i dont recall any particular briefing l conclusions of signus? i dont l recall any particular briefing but conclusions of signus? i dont i recall any particular briefing but i had a very close and productive working relationshi...

To continue to feed viewers of other networks who have fully bought into some of these conspiracy theories. look, it is not uncommon for a house majority to investigate a president of the other party. thats politics. it happens. where the house seems to be going astray here is jumping far ahead to conclusions without any evidence to back them up. marjorie taylor greene talks about evidence, not exactly sure what shes talking about there, but what we have had time and time again, people like jim ...

Just any investigators, not just investigators who happen to investigate while trump was president, not investigators who may have had one of the pieces of paper that cross their desk into russia, durhams mandate was to investigate the investigators who investigated interference by russia in the 2016 election. and what a lot of people talk about when they revisit the mueller report is the trump figures that were charged that pleaded, mueller also indicted a whole lot of russians. >> yeah, thats ...