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That officials cannot simply ignore consent decree merely because they no longer agree with approach as matter of policy n a separate case, federal judge in california curved the ability of ice agents to take people suspected of being in the country illegally in federal custody, immigration groups that i shouldnt allow solely on databases because database complete errors and incomplete information, responding to the judge who overturn the flores agreement case, the white house said for 2 and a h...

Protecting politically sensitive information even though that code word protected secure database is only supposed to be holding national security sensitive information. the whistle-blower was basically claiming that after this very worrying phone call in which the president we now know asked ukraine to help him in his re-election effort against his potential opponent, joe biden, we know that that happened. we know that the whistle-blower got it on good authority that that call happened, describ...

Number of people have access to them are incredibly small that it is impossible that mueller did not come into contact with the severity same who did this. if it was covered up and mueller asked these questions and people lied, they are facing additional exposure. i can tell you this. myself who has classified documents of authorities, this does not pass the smell test. these documents are not ultra stre secret. they are not top secrets. these officials are going to have a hard time explaining h...

Upset to see those leaked. also, remember this is the president who wanted notes back from an interpreter when he had meetings with putin. so he already had a brie disposition to keep conversations private. how many of these rough transcripts that they created ended up in the most secure database, that we dont know. that is the interesting question. >> embarrassment, liz, is this how the white house justifies moving the transcripts to a highly classified system? is that going to fly? >> i mean, ...

In 2020, one of the big revelations from that whistle-blower complaint that was unsealed yesterday, oh, my god, was that only yesterday? was the claim that this was, quote, not the first time under this administration that a transcript of a presidential call had been placed into a codeword level, high security system solely for the purpose of protecting politically sensitive information even though that codeword protected secure database is only supposed to be holding national security sensitive...

Them are incredibly small that it is impossible that mueller did not come into contact with the severity same who did this. if it was covered up and mueller asked these questions and people lied, they are facing additional exposure. i can tell you this. myself who has classified documents of authorities, this does not pass the smell test. these documents are not ultra secret. they are not top secrets. these officials are going to have a hard time explaining how these conversations met that crite...

Database that would have known about -- that would have been able to authorize moving that material over there. the white house council being involved seems very unusual. i cant recall a time in my time at the white house where council was making decisions about what should or shouldnt be in that database. >> when you say higher up, you mean the president would have to have asked for it. >> yes. he may not have said, oh, please go put that in that highly sensitive enclave we have in the intel pr...

Little skeptical that the decision to put this material in the sci database was made by lawyers, even if they were lawyers for the national security council. id like to know -- look, there is a director in the nfc that would oversee this process. that person may have been involved in this decision. the national security adviser well may have been involved and certainly would be aware of it. >> what would point be, then, jack, of saying it was lawyers that directed this? >> i dont know. again, we...

We have in the intelligence committee. covert action programs. a sensitive reconnaissance program. exotic collection programs we have. there were times during my time in the white house where a conversation might be stored in this data base, but it would have been between the president and another leader on a covert action that country would be helping us with. the only time it was of an diplomatic nature was the phone conversations that took place very early in the process that led to the iran ...

Love his country and has some serious concerns about what he was seeing from the highest levels of government. >> heres something that has jumped out to so many people about what happened after the phone call. and that is that the contents, the written transcript was transferred to a different computer server or network than would normally hold something like this. here is from the whistle-blower complaint. white house officials told me they were directed by white house lawyers to remove the tra...