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The Pentagon on Wednesday announced plans to tighten protection for classified information following the explosive leaks of hundreds of intelligence documents that were accessed through security gaps at a Massachusetts Air National Guard base

The Biden administration will hold a classified briefing for senators on April 19 in connection with the recent leak of US military and intelligence documents, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing a Democratic Senate aide.

>> from every pronouncement we have seen he feels very strongly he did nothing wrong, and h wants people to say that because he feels very strongly about it. i dont think thats a mystery. he is expressing himself in that way. that said, that in no way is going to impede any of his work from continuing. its going to happen. you have never seen a single member of law enforcement or the administration come forward and say anything different. this is going to move forward. >> and despite what some o...

That the collusion aspect of the investigation is over. now theyre coming after him on obstruction of justice. let me ask you this. where is the senate intel committee on this investigation timetablewise? are you in the beginning of this investigation, the middle of it? you know, i know you dont know the exact end date of when you think youll be able to draw a conclusion, but at least give me some sense of where you are. >> well, first i can say categorically that the collusion or cooperation as...

Likely that that communication got intercepted and nunes probably went to the white house to view it, so he could get the numbers or any other markings on that so then he could go back to the house intelligence committee and say, look, under the law, we have a right to be current, fully and currently informed, here are the numbers of the signals intelligence pieces that im aware of and i demand to sea them. i think thats why hes saying more news to come but well have to see and its particularly ...

Million pages of intelligence documents, now submitting their report which is 6,000 pages on what -- the chair of the committee says the un -- says the classified report uncovers" startling details about the cia and detention program." before the report can be released to the public, and it is not even certain yet that that will happen, the cia gets a chance to review the findings, and essentially to give their side of the story. well, tonight, nbcs andrea mitchell has obtained an internal e-mai...

The senate reviewed the 6 million pages of intelligence documents, now submitting their report which is 6,000 pages on what -- the chair of the committee says the un -- says the classified report uncovers" startling details about the cia and detention program." before the report can be released to the public, and it is not even certain yet that that will happen, the cia gets a chance to review the findings, and essentially to give their side of the story. well, tonight, nbcs andrea mitchell has ...