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Didnt talk to each other, and we might not have had 9/11. it was that serious a reach of national security and now through our recommendations and report they are forced to work together with each other and thats a good thing. >>. >> jamie, is that because there was a warning on the 10th that an airplane might be used for an attack? their lots of pieces of evidence that would travers the line between foreign and domestic intelligence and that was due to a long history and culture of keeping info...

Good to have you here. im going to start with you, representative runza santos. was our favorite guy rob rosenstein, i better tell you i watch that congressmen and i wa just so frustrated with this smirking and they dont attack me personally and that taking the time to run the clock, but is he keeping information from congress? >> judge, this is really concerning because yes, the keeping information from congress its not just a normal stonewall, what theyre saying is peter struck opens this mass...

Believe them because they hadnt come forward. some have not because confidentiality agreements and these very secret agreements that many people, men and women, are complaining about which protect members of congress including payoffs, payments made from taxpayer money. >> robert? >> leader at the pels statements reveal a broader challenge facing both parties on capitol hill, whether its paul ryan, former house speaker john boehner or former speaker nancy pelosi. the process in which women come ...

Unverified trump dossier. heather: the after sessions testimony no answer whether special counsel would be appointed to look at hillary clinton and the uranium one deal. congressman matt gates said people are fed up over special rules set for the clintons. >> we are frustrated. we have been calling for 31/2 months for an investigation into these scandals. if we allow them to continue we erode the rule of law. >> this is what make the american people said, the notion there is one set of rules for...

Amounts of information about what they are to them their own people. i think what we have in wikileaks is an exposure -- >> sean: i dont mean to interrupt, fool me once, shame on me, fool me twice, three times, five times, allegedly, julian assange at 16 hacked into the dod. hacked into nasa. hes 45. at what point is it americas fault that we have not built cybersecurity to prevent that from happening? do we blame our own government for its failure? >> i just have to say that i dont think our go...

Amounts of information about what they are to them their own people. i think what we have in wikileaks is an exposure -- >> sean: i dont mean to interrupt, fool me once, shame on me, fool me twice, three times, five times, allegedly, julian assange at 16 hacked into the dod. hacked into nasa. hes 45. at what point is it americas fault that we have not built cybersecurity to prevent that from happening? do we blame our own government for its failure? >> i just have to say that i dont think our go...

Director of national intelligence works for him. he should pick up the phone -- >> the fact hes under investigation. >> they work for him. if he wants to know what happened, did anyone wire tap trump tower, how did it happen, they have to tell him. hes the. the united states. the fact that he has to learn this information for chairman nunes is a really bad reflection on the people in the administration who are keeping information -- >> i assume thats why republicans want to see james comey and o...

Protecting their social networks than they were in protecting national secrets. theres glory to be had among the hacker community for counting stealing stuff from the government. that glory should be taken away. pete: nasa rule changes 8 days before leaving office did. that make us, more susceptible in place by protocols in place. >> of course it did. there is a reason why something is considered classified and come part mejt meantized. the reason is not to keep information from the public for t...

Same thing. >> bob bare russia was able to hack into the state department and white house computers. what other countries are capable of doing the same thing? >> well, theres a lot of them. you can do this privately as well. we are all vulnerable on our cell phones and e-mail systems. i would imagine the chinese are into a lot of places they shouldnt be. the french could. you know south africans it doesnt matter. anybody that has the money to put towards it can get into the communication system ...

>> shes right. the number is impossible to accurately vet for the purpose of keeping information secure. it becomes more impossible to vet if you let them have access based on the security clearance and let them not have their items checked when they come in. >> i have had friends that got on the fbi. i have friend s in the secret service. i have friends that were on the nypd. the background check is extensive. >> thats correct. i travel to washington. i go to the house, the senate. used to go t...