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Things that our intelligence community cannot do, and the techniques used. it could be singular nature. conversation could be one of these documents that only one person overheard. if someone saw the document, they would say, theres only one person i told that to. i know the sources working for the u.s. government. the same goes for the noforn, not allowed for any national to see. orcon, original agency control, dont give this to anyone without asking us first. this goes on and on and on. its th...

Or the fact that for 18 months these documents have been sitting around mar-a-lago -- who knows where they have gone. it include human intelligence, human sources, very, very dangerous stuff. what do you make of the idea that a prosecution of the president will further polarize an entirely polarized country, but thats at some point, someone has got to draw a line about these kinds of [inaudible] >> sure. i think that what we need to show is that no one is above the law. and i think that american...

At the premises, end quote. now, the affidavit describes how the department of justice sought to search donald trumps florida home, after retrieving an initial batch of classified documents, that contained information about, quote, clandestine human sources, information relating to human intelligence activities, capabilities, techniques, processes, and procedures. now, these documents should have been kept in a secure location. but the affidavit explains how the most incompetent and dangerous pr...

Things up, right now. right now greetings youre watching symone we are digging into newly-released details about what led to the fbi search of mar-a-lago. even with all those redactions, the affidavit reveals plenty about the potential dangers to national security, and human intelligence sources. in classified documents, former dozen trump claims he was his. plus president bidens new call to americans who love this country, and the strongest takedown of maga republicans yet. oh ask jim im likely...

It could be singular nature. conversation could be one of these documents that only one person overheard. if someone saw the document, they would say, theres only one person i told that to. i know the sources working for the u.s. government. the same goes for the noforn, not allowed for any national to see. orcon original agency control, dont give this to anyone without asking this us first. this goes on and on and on. its the most sensitive information we can how, and one of the worst places it...

Democracy, transparency. intelligence. where the ones who are supposed to have the best system. we clearly failed as a country. i think thats a massive issue that we will have to deal with going forward i am sure. if you are foreign ally right now you are really questioning whether you want to give anything to the united states. because you dont know where youll end up. will it end up being used in the right way at the right time? or will it go to somebodys wedding and catering facility right no...

These markings. first of all, ill run through the top three. i mean, or con, that is document so sensitive that the originator of this document, the agency, actually has to give permission to get it released. then you have hcs. this is particularly alarming for a lot of people knowing that this was at mar-a-lago in an unsecured area. this pertains to human intelligence, information from human sources that if anything gets out and is known, they could be in danger, at risk. noform, this is materi...

Now to learn who these people are through the ccv tapes. and then when you have more defendants you have more opportunity for people to strike a deal, cooperate, and flip. >> wow, this is really just the beginning, isnt it? as revealing all this is, glen, were talking about 184 documents marked classified, several said to be extremely restricted that could disclose confidential human intelligence sources and surveillance technology abilities. so in your view how damaging could these documents of...

Retrieved earlier this year could compromise clandestine human sources. do you figure that these documents could put lives at risk? >> well, there is a risk there, but i have to point out as ive always done in these discussions that we dont know the content of these -- of the documents. we know the classification descriptions that have been assigned to them, but thats -- thats all. so were only -- were speculating here and potentially -- particularly with respect, i think, to the human control s...

The documents that are there. for example, in the affidavit they would have to explain the documents to the judge of why they need you to go get it. were not talking about the kim jong-un love letter, were talking a very classified set of documents with the nations top secrets. that they dont want out under any circumstances. if you were to take that into court, what would normally happen is some portion, or something related to those documents would have to be declassified. think of the damage ...