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Got to look at the white house and say we dont think theyd use tactical nukes. but with the assessment of putin saying hes dangerous and cornered, we cannot assume that. we do not know that and weve got to at least plan for that eventuality, it is really uncomfortable, john. >> how good is u.s. intelligence now on vladimir putin? particularly human intelligence about what he does, what he thinks, how he feels right now? >> im going to give you an answer you might not expect. i would say dont cou...

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Here. you have agents who are human intelligence sources and who could die because their names are revealed. that is a serious thing, and you have to give bare warnings, you cant just think im gonna declassify and im gonna share it, and it will be on the phone with me. or the argument was, what if i took it up to the bedroom in the white house? that was declassifying, because they took it out of my office. that is not how this works. he should have never been able to even have them in an unsecur...

A valid case for them to put together this mess of conspiracy with all these prongs. >> this is something that response, one of our msnbc legal analysts has echoed. i just want to say, as far as lives lost. the assessment is not yet complete. if human intelligence sources have been compromised, or even extinguished, that will probably ratchet mar-a-lago up to another level, both of them. just, were talking about a former president. >> i know. >> i think everybody needs to remind themselves we ar...

All 300 documents, unclassified, and i can show them to who move ever when im at the bar, at the club, i can show it to the bright at her wedding when shes down at mar-a-lago, it doesnt matter who, you cant do that and not tell anyone about it because, presumably, that would be wildly reckless, even beyond the pale for donald trump, because their actual human intelligence sources, for instance, who could be compromised, or things like that. >> and he still has until the intelligence community wh...

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Has come out and is revealing and peeling back the onion, just how corruption it was during this period of our history that was so critical, i think, to our nation. >> i remember your testimony about russias attack on the election and the trump teams knowledge or acquiescence to a shared mission, which is what mueller found, a shared mission if not evidence of coordination. you now have in the mar-a-lago documents that have been unsealed very clear evidence that even if trump -- lets give him th...

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That they had said all the documents back. now it turns out that that is not true and it turns out that some of these may have to deal with very very sensitive matters. so im not at all surprised at the fbi is now taking the action that they have taken and we are now gonna have to do our oversight as well. >> let me ask you about how compromised we may be here. let me get your view from the purge of the intel committee. how worried are you that clandestine operations could have been compromised ...

What is in those documents. we obviously dont know that yet. but that could be very damaging in and of itself. but then, what could also be revealed by the substance is the way in which that intelligence was collected. we called out the sources and methods of intelligence gathering. that is particularly sensitive when it has to do with human intelligence. because our adversaries can sometimes say we know exactly who it is that had access to these documents by seeing this