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Someone, yes, you do need to show mens rea, some intent on their part at the time of the crime, to commit the crime. if they knew the russians obtained information illegally, of secretary clinton by hacking computers, by that engaging in espionage inside the united states, it would be a crime for them to meet with the russians and participate in that conspiracy. as professor butler pointed out its also a criminal to accept contributions in kind, as well as in dollars or rubles or whatever, from ...

And we are now learning for the first time of contacts between not only people in the campaign but the very top people in the campaign and russian agents. and to criminally prosecute someone, yes you need to to show mens rea to intent on their part at the time of the criminal to exit the crime. if they knew the russians obtained information illegally, of secretary clinton by hacking computers, by that engaging in espionage inside the united states. it would be a cranium for them to meet with the...

Campaign and russian agents. and to criminally prosecute someone, yes you need to to show mens rea to intent on their part at the time of the criminal to exit the crime. if they knew the russians obtained information illegally, of secretary clinton by hacking computers, by that engaging in espionage inside the united states. it would be a cranium for them to meet with the russians and participate in that conspiracy. as professor butler pointed out its also a criminal to accept contributions in k...

Much. lets get more on all of this. democratic senator jack reid of rhode island is joining us. hes a member of the armed services committee. in fact, hes the top democrat on the armed services committee. also a member of the intelligence committee. senator, thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks, wolf. >> so the full senate, as you know, all 100 members, theyve been briefed behind closed doors about russia, what its role was in hacking computers, interfering in the u.s. presidential el...

Policies today, although the meeting tomorrow is said to be far more congenial. >> the meeting between president obama and putin comes at a time between high tension and low cooperation between the cold war adversaries. and it says a lot about how president obama thinks about foreign policy. senior political analyst brett hume is here with some thoughts on that. good evening, brett. >> hello, bret. it captured notions that dealt with his idea of foreign policy, with others that seemed to flatly ...

Evidence and classified documents that are in front of them on the interrogation techniques and whether they worked or not and then you now have that the cia is saying and they have evidence and admits it, that a senate intel officer runs into the cia, grabs documents, take them out illegally, certainly without following the proper protocol and now she says theyre hacking computers. this is really ugly. >> yeah. this is not a senate facility. the cia created a facility with cia computers in orde...

Snowden and besides even if we tracked him down in hong kong. its not like we could do -- roust him out of there. thats illegal. we tried to do it through legal channels. and whats happened here chinese have thumbed their nose. >> why do you think they are doing that, juan? >> why do you think they feel like they can do that today after four and a half years of hope and change in the white house? why do you think they feel empowered. >> they would be doing it no matter if it was a republican or ...

Snowden and besides even if we tracked him down in hong kong. its not like we could do -- roust him out of there. thats illegal. we tried to do it through legal channels. and whats happened here chinese have thumbed their nose. >> why do you think they are doing that, juan? >> why do you think they feel like they can do that today after four and a half years of hope and change in the white house? why do you think they feel empowered. >> they would be doing it no matter if it was a republican or ...

Legal window to leave the country freely. he wasnt wanted, he wasnt on a watch list, but theres a kicker to this note as well, this press release from the hong kong government here. theyre also saying that they are now going to write to the united states and ask, to president obama, and ask why, because of the information provided by edward snowden, why was the united states hacking computers here in hong kong and china. so, this not only letting edward snowden go, but you have this other issue ...

Today everything you put down is there and its there forever. its indelible. so its a real problem for this country, and you look and the kind of secrets that are being given out, a lot of people are saying china learned more from this young man that -- you know, without a high school education that had access to everything you could possibly have access to. what kind of security is this? this is tremendous security breach. >> if youre not american, you look from the outside saying america is ac...