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Or was hillary on those flights? there were 26 flights, apparently. >> hillary never flew on the plane that we knew of. she was never record on going on a plane and no one has seen her on a plane. his daughter was never with him. the secret service was with him on most of the occasions. but there were occasions when there was no secret service listed going on the flights with him. jesse: you also know about this little black book that had all the contacts of epstein and that was used as leverage...

Or was hillary on those flights? there were 26 flights, apparently. >> hillary never flew on the plane that we knew of. she was never record on going on a plane and no one has seen her on a plane. his daughter was never with him. the secret service was with him on most of the occasions. but there were occasions when there was no secret service listed going on the flights with him. jesse: you also know about this little black book that had all the contacts of epstein and that was used as leverage...

Or was hillary on those flights? there were 26 flights, apparently. >> hillary never flew on the plane that we knew of. she was never record on going on a plane and no one has seen her on a plane. his daughter was never with him. the secret service was with him on most of the occasions. but there were occasions when there was no secret service listed going on the flights with him. jesse: you also know about this little black book that had all the contacts of epstein and that was used as leverage...

Saudi shooter if -- in pensacola and these new talks with the taliban. >> number one, we need to suspend the program until we investigate. i like the idea of understanding how the american system works, i like allies. saudi arabias an ally, but theres something really bad here fundamentally. we need to slow this program down and reevaluate. as to negotiating with the taliban, i think weve got this wrong. we should start negotiating with back stand. if they denied the taliban safe haven, the war ...

Chinese want to play both sides or engage in undermining of sanctions but theres real belief, theres a real threat. >> their best friend, propping him up all these years and you are saying is a potential they can finally get serious about that? >> china wants to prop up the regime, partially delocalized and leverage with the u.s. issues that china has to deal with. the second thing is, they cannot afford a collapse of the north korean regime, nor do we want to see unification. the chinese have b...

Dambas region of ukraine. think about what the russians know about what zelensky can do and cant do based on what the americans have said. they have tremendous leverage weve given them by listening in on our calls. >> greg miller, whats your sense on how much youve reported on and people have spoken to you about this -- how much of this is conjecture, that you could be picked up talking in the state department let alone user your random phone thats not protected by the government? >> look, i don...

Department might want to re-evaluate this program in pensacola, thats whats being reported. to what extent? clearly this is very disconcerting, disturbing, but what kind of leverage might the defense department have in re-evaluating whether saudis will come stateside to train in this program? >> the defense department has enormous leverage. i mean its their program. obviously the initial vetting is done by the state department through the consular offices located at embassies around the world, b...

Calls, other countries can monitor them and they can actually be used as leverage or, you know, as compramat. the second reason is that it prevents our own executive agencies from doing their job if they dont know what the president is saying to other people what his motives are, they cant design our military policy, our diplomatic policy. but i will also add that there is a democratic problem here, which is that we are built on a pillar of accountability. thats why we have things like the presi...

If youre actually hearing from government officials that are forming policy, spies are secondary. >> you dont even need spies in the age of the cell phone. when you walk into the state department as an employee, one of the first things they tell you is that anything you say even within the confines of the state department that is not in a scif, a secure compartmented intelligence space, is liable to be listened to by any number of other powers. and when those people have information about you, e...

Are forming policy, spies are secondary, turertiary. >> you dont even need spies in the age of the cellphone. when you walk into the state department as an employee one of the first things they tell you everything you say within the confines of the state department, that is not in a scif is liable to be listened to by any number of other powers. and when those people have information about it, even when he talks to his friends, that is something they go into their intelligence service and they u...