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Nongovernment computer who did not have authorization to receive that information? >> joining me now, democratic senator sheldon. hes the ranking member on sub crime committee hearing. so senator, the president has offered his own debriefing of what happens today in a series of tweets, one of them saying this was all old news. ive seen that line picked up and carried forward by a number of outlets that are aligned with the president. is it old news, do we learn anything new today. >> some old ne...

Had a very sensitive matter that i needed to discuss with him, that i couldnt talk about it on the phone and that i needed to come see him. >> before the hearing he sent out a tweet that appears to violate federal law prohibiting, ask sally yates under oath if she knows how classified information got into the newspapers soon after she explained it to white house counsel. senate republicans did the presidents bidding and she denied leaking. they peppered yates and clapper with questions that seem...

Importance of keeping information classified. have you ever knowingly forwarded classified information to a nongovernment employee on a nongovernment computer who did not have authorization to receive that information? >> not to my recollection, no, sir. >> director clapper, what would you do at the dni if you discovered that an employee of yours had forwarded hundreds or even thousands of e-mails to a nongovernment individual, their spouse, on a nongovernment computer? >> well, you know, im not...

During your many years in intelligence, and at the dni, have you ever knowingly forwarded classified information to a nongovernment employee on a nongovernment computer who did not have authorization to receive that information? >> not to my recollection, no, sir. >> and director clapper, what would you do at the dni if you discovered that an employee of yours had forwarded hundreds or even thousands of e-mails to a nongovernmindividual, their spouse, on a nongovernmen computer? >> well, you kno...