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Substance of this is. we dont know, you know, a lot of things or a lot more things we dont know than we do know. it could wind up being something. and adam schiff is pretty far out there in saying that this is pinning it as a -- >> characterization of the urgency. >> the urgency. and so, you know, its just strange. >> well, and its early. i think this is a story that isnt quite a ripe tomato yet. but the substance aside, i think the process itself is reason enough for alarm. after 9/11 when all ...

Domestic policy council. and probably somebody else by the time i finish this sentence. to keep it current, i need to tell you that the donald trump administration has lost, ready? health and human services secretary, chief of staff, a deputy chief of staff, another deputy chief of staff, a director of public liaison, a communications director for the office of public liaison -- it was omarosa. press secretary, assistant press secretary two, communications directors, rapid response director, nat...

Today we got more signs from the white house that the generals holding key jobs inside the administration are beginning to shape things to their liking. on monday donald trump swore in his new chief of staff, retired marine corps general john kelly. his first move was showing the door to anthony scaramucci who had been white house communications director for all of ten days. general kelly reassured jeff sessions that his job is secure. kellys presence in the west wing may be shoring up the power...

Generals holding key jobs inside the administration are beginning to shape things to their liking. on monday donald trump swore in his new chief of staff, retired marine corps general john kelly. his first move was showing the door to anthony scaramucci who had been communications director all of ten days. general kelly reassured jeff sessions that his job is secure. kellys presence in the west wing may be shoring up the power of another trump appointee, the national security adviser mcmaster. h...

>> just six months his administration has still seen lots of pink slips. national slips. h.r. mcmaster fired his departments top middle east adviser thursday, one of several staffers ousted by his predecessor michael flynn that mcmaster has shown the door. one is more durable, was the nick, 30-year-old senior director for intelligence programs was on mcmasters list but didnt happen because donald trump told him that he was staying put. question of course is why. rosie gray, white house correspon...

So well with him in the past. we keep authorizing intelligence programs together and those were his best days. this past week has been among his worst so i dont know what to do next with him because it seems that he wants to still be a part of the trump transition team rather than to show the independence and collaboration we need to do on this committee so the american people understand that were never going to let this happen again. >> were you notified in any way about cancelling the committe...

Jones and so we always saw that as the most comprehensive way to understand what happened and how to make sure it never happens again but its also an insurance policy against an investigation that our chairman has compromised. >> so in terms of your chairman, can you make sense of what he is doing? he seems to me in every public appearance -- im not sure how to describe itcharitably. that hes not calling the shots. that hes not driving the car. >> chris, whats so disappointing is we have worked ...

Makes this look real, program and office names such as jay oj, ioc, they are real. only a cleared insider could know them." bottom line, u.s. intelligence community is in an uproar and looking for a leaker. lets bring in the panel. michael needham, a.b. stoddard, and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. michael, weve seen this before about wikileaks documents dumps but this looks detailed. everything we are hearing is that its authentic. >> its scary. it may mean we have another edward snow...

And office names such as jay oj, ioc, they are real. only a cleared insider could know them." bottom line, u.s. intelligence community is in an uproar and looking for a leaker. lets bring in the panel. michael needham, a.b. stoddard, and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. michael, weve seen this before about wikileaks documents dumps but this looks detailed. everything we are hearing is that its authentic. >> its scary. it may mean we have another edward snowden inside our intelligence ag...

Major news, a house intelligence committee releasing a declassified version of its investigation into edward snowden. pete williams joining me with more. i see a lot of black lines there. key classified. >> a lot of this report is redacted. so its hard to tell. for example, this is a list of what the report says are vulnerabilities to the defense department. we dont know what any of them are. it says there are 13. you may remember in september the intelligence committee said edward snowden is a ...