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responsibility and trust that we put into those individuals to lead troops into combat. it's called military discipline and in certain cases, especially when it comes to sensitive information, it is also about the law. >> there's been so much criticism of teixeira's age, but thousands of young people lead troops into battle but also as this case highlights, they help military systems run every single day. >> and teixeira apparently thought maybe the government was on to him, they caught him googling on a government computer leak to look for updates about the case. >> sandra: updates in the legal battle over access to abortion pills. could rule as soon as today, tightening access to it. shannon bream, great to see you.
individuals that have access to burn bags. there are a system of controls in place. there are failures of those controls all the time. and there is a system of reporting that's built in, including regular refreshes of security clearances. i wouldn't focus necessarily on his age that he's 21. we have 21 year old war fighters all over the world that we entrust with sensitive information. this is a breakdown. there's no question that there will be a lot of introspection inside the intelligence community and across the government of where were those breakdowns? how do we ensure that we tighten that system of military discipline that that was referred to earlier to ensure that these things do not happen? the last thing jake, though, is the what's most critical here. is that it's not necessarily what we know that is so important. it's how we know it and how we know it. my sense is that that is not implicated in these leaks . there will be clean up on the what we know. but the how we
training and you will receive an understanding of the rules and requirements that come along with those responsibilities and you're expected to abide by those rules, regulations and responsibility. it's called military discipline, according to the washington post, the man behind the leaks posted the national security secrets. for a group of his online acquaintances to see which cnn could not independently verify the documents were leaked on discord, chat and messaging platform often used by gamers. the post spoke with a friend of the man who claimed the leaks began last year long before they were first made public was first made aware of these documents. i want to say about 6 to 8 months ago, i was in a discord server by the name of doug sticker central. and in this channel, there was classified documents being posted by a user who i refer to as yogi. from this point. the documents were often listed as ukraine versus russia . first however, it's slowly spiraled into just intelligence about everything. the pentagon has begun a damage assessment and has already begun to limit who receives highly classified
in connection with classified documents leaked online today, the justice department arrested jack douglas to shera in connection with an investigation into alleged unauthorized removal. retention and transmission of classified national defense information. the arrest comes after a fast moving search by the us government only one week after president joe biden and other senior u. s leaders were briefed about the leak that exposed to trove of top secret documents. the documents were accessible to thousands of people, military and civilian. but the digital trail of information led investigators to a small group for closer scrutiny. allowing the fbi to home in on a suspect the pentagon having to explain how such young members of the military have access to such national secrets, you received training and you will receive an understanding of the rules and requirements that come along with those responsibilities and you're expected to abide by those rules, regulations and responsibility. it's called military discipline, according to the washington post, the man behind the leaks posted the
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so this was information that as james comey said that he wouldn't prosecute her, this is information that she should have known had no business being on a private server. in fact, during my time in the military, had i had that kind of military on a private server, i would have expected military discipline. severe military discipline under the military code of justice. trump had highly classified information, apparently marked classified, in his possession improperly. that's where the similarity is. the question becomes, was trump's behavior in some ways materially worse? and that's where we get into some of the other questions regarding deception, poe essentially not fully answering a subpoena, for example. there is a lot that we don't know around trump's handling of these documents. but on first blush, a lot of facts are more similar than a
with the rules of laws of war. they ever assured us they are looking into this and they will impose discipline. their military discipline. if need be on anyone who is responsible. it's important for the ukrainians to fight this war the right way. and if this happened, there has to be consequences. i also think it's important, though, to not allow some false equivalency to rise between this one incident if what appears to be happen did happen. and the massive amounts of atrocities we have seen the russians commit in this war. a bombing known locations where children are, bombing hospitals, bombing maternity hospitals, specifically. so, we have to make sure ukrainians are fighting this war the right way. we have talked to them about that. but i don't think that should take the focus off the kind of massive atrocities we are seeing the russians commit. >> so, the defense secretary austin publicly acknowledged today for the first time, ron, that the united states is providing intelligence to ukrainian forces, specifically for their operations in the donbas, which is going to become
we're losing them. >> reporter: military discipline helps in a crowded hospital, and so did military training for specialist steven prokniak who saw a patient who wasn't breathing on the floor. >> after standing back for a minute or so, one of the doctors said, hey, do you know cpr? i said, yes, i do. he said, great, glove up, get in there. >> reporter: he was resuscitated and he went back to work transporting patients. it is a mission for which the guard is ready, even if it is not a mission they ever imagined. dr. eric dickson, the ceo of umass memorial said if there is any positive aspect to look at now, is that omicron tends to blow through quickly. they look for the next few weeks to be terrible, but after that they think it will improve. the challenge is you have to get through the next two to four weeks. >> there is an urgent need right now. but hopefully it won't last
A leader’s machismo can lead to war, and Russian President Vladimir Putin has long displayed his version of hyper-masculinity. A historian says that for America’s founders, wars never fed their egos.
A leader’s machismo can lead to war, and Russian President Vladimir Putin has long displayed his version of hyper-masculinity. A historian says that for America’s founders, wars never fed their egos.