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Activity in the future. >> joining me is tara mallor. shes a former cia military analyst. thank you for being with me. we heard from adam schiff and his answer. why havent we heard about any evidence in this? >> sure. we have heard a bit of evidence. were not going to hear the detailed specifics in terms of the classified sources and methods to obtain the information. we heard about forensics, that the ip address, that it linked out to, was a known address that has been used previously. it was t...

How do you respond to a sieker attack. the problem has been, whether the pentagon or anyone else looking at cyber warfare, the problem is you have to get attribution, figure out the point of origin. then you have to figure out what is an appropriate response. and the concern is that you know, responding in cyberspace could escalate very quickly. now, i agree with tom, i think the interesting -- there are so many layers here -- its interesting that the signature or the fingerprints left supposedl...

This stuff out. we need to see the forensics on this in what the russian russias were and unless we do, its going to hang over our heads. >> yeah. >> trump presidency is legitimate. >> phil, whatever the motivation, clearly just moving forward, one wants to know the details on this so it doesnt happen again. >> thats correct, but this is an area where i would support president-elect trump and be sideways with the cia. lets be clear about the difference between what happened and why. my experienc...

We need to see the forensics on this in what the russians plans were and unless we do, its going to hang over our heads. >> yeah. >> trump presidency is legitimate. >> phil, whatever the motivation, clearly just moving forward, one wants to know the details on this so it doesnt happen again. >> thats correct, but this is an area where i would support president-elect trump and be sideways with the cia. lets be clear about the difference between what happened and why. my experience in the intellig...

The domestic you wing and the military intelligence wing and they did it independently of each other and unbeknownst to one another. it was the rivalry between the two that led to the discovery of the hacks. thats a level of specificity that goes beyond whether hugh sane is moving weapons around in iraq. it relies on digital forensics. >> im curious to hear how you see this playing out. trump can simply undo there are reports that the administration more months that be reluctant to punish russia...

Come back to this. we need to see the forensics to determine whether russians were. my personal opinion doesnt matter here, but the evidence does. >> now, michael, do you -- some argue that a president should be skeptical of all the findings from an intelligence organization, we saw what happened with wmd in iraq, but this fits a profile that is common to putin doesnt it. >> hes been influencing elections all through europe. he gave an interview where he playfully suggested, we never denied we d...

Communications director sean spicer say if russia interfered with u.s. elections it did not help donald trump wip the presidency. sources at the cia says they have -- they are launching a full investigation. talk about this more with intelligence and analyst bob, also a former cia operative. former fellow at the institute of modern russia and senior editor at the daily beast. bob, first to you, how strong do you feel this evidence is? he likened it to the wnd reports. what have you heard about w...

Legitimacy of the government, i dont know how it works constitutionally, im not a lawyer, constitutional lawyer, but im deeply disturbed by the fact that the russians interfered. and i would like to see the evidence. because if the evidence is there, i dont see any other way than to vote again. i mean, as an american citizen. >> now, to the relationship between the intelligence agencies and trump, obviously, from trump, this wasnt just an off-the-cuff remark at rally. this was a thought-out, twe...

Non-custodial interviews with him and over two hours of a custodial interview with him. we got a consent search of his home, which i would never have had the probable cause to search his house and so many other things we were able to gain during the course of our interaction with mr. gasser because what we were able to do strategically. in fact, while i was here friday, talking to you at 1:00 p.m. friday afternoon, we had mr. gasser in a 3.5 hour interview asking him questions and circling in on...

Puts into a blind trust his holdings. its simple as that. >> how do you put into blind trust a business thats based on licensing and his popularity. >> the assets will be sold. i dont know the mechanics or forensics of how he gets rid of what he has. lets look at his family. his family is deeply involved in all of these properties. he is involved in countries all over the world in which oligarchs are trying to get their share. this is an invitation to a terrible, terrible level of corruption on ...