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Because these are viewed -- these documents that the government believes were taken, you know, were being stored improperly at mar-a-lago are so sensitive, theyre tssci, they are things that are classified as special access programs. we know for a fact that at least some of the documents that were taken from the -- from mar-a-lago were in that category. these are again the most closely-guarded secrets. even if you have top secret clearance, you need additional reason to be able to get access to ...

Nuclear weapons. now, that gives anyone in their right mind, pause if thats true, what are we learning tonight? >> exactly right. the idea that these documents -- nuclear weapons programs would be one of the things the fbi was concerned about are looking for, would be a dramatic step. weve reported today on cnn, we reported that among the disputes, the items that were in dispute during these months and months of back and forth between the trump lawyers and the national archives and the justice d...

Produced anything. of the i mean contrary to what president trump said. >> so lets talk about that in the summit and what it produced. administration concedes it would take years to reach full denuclearize. is that a good reason, do you think, to sign an agreement like this with no specifics? >> this statement was truly just bunch of verbiage. nothing in it. point number 3 where north korea committed to work towards denuclearize, this is all language goes back to 1992. before, previously, we got...

Korean delegation. the talks continue this afternoon even as we sit here now. they are moving rapidly. we anticipate they will come to the logical conclusion more quickly than anticipated. before discussing the summit, i want to discuss a report that the u.s. teams lacks the technical expertise on dismantling the nuclear weapons program as part of the talks. i want to address that report directly. for over three months an interagency working group across the government has been multiple times pe...

Thats going to guide international security for a long time. thats super unpredictable and strange and risky. what does going well mean in that scenario is really anyones guess. thats the big problem here. >> gayle, the resources north korea committed to nuclear program over the last several decades, the sacrifices it made and importance to kim personally, it would be very difficult for him, i would imagine, to give that up. >> the question is, does he feel mission accomplished. does he feel lik...

And i want there to be no confusion on these points. israel will not allow iran to get nuclear weapons. if israel is forced to stand alone, israel will stand alone. jenna: joining us is the executive director of the foundation for democracy who spoke with high-ranking officials in our government about this issue. >> thank you. israel will act alone, they have acted alone in their h out to tn and nuclear reaction and this includes nuclear weapons programs, they have acted alone in 1967 when it wa...

Mainly that iran gets nuclear weapons. >> you predict iran could get nuclear weapons? whats your predixon what the end game is and how this will turn out? >> i think if they went into a rush, they could get nuclear weapons in a matter of months. whats interesting is theyre not in a rush. theyre building a very deep, extensive nuclear weapons programs, different weighs to get them -- ways to get them, processeprocessed plutonium. they dont feel threatened. if they can buy space economically, buy ...

Foreign policy as well as anybody. were getting some news that the libyan foreign minister has shown up in london and defected from gadhafi. explain who this guy is. and why its so important. >> moussa koussa was the man that basically negotiated libyas way back into the mainstream of the world. after they gave up the nuclear weapons programs in 2003, after they settled the pan am case, he was the one that basically arranged for libya to be reintegrated. thats how come the united states opened u...

Numbers, and that will be a tough vote for democrats as well as for republicans. >> david sanger, you cover foreign policy as well as anybody. were getting some news that the libyan foreign minister has shown up in london and deeffected from gadhafi. explain who this guy is. >> moussa koussa was the man that basically negotiated libyas way back into the mainstream of the world. after they gave up the nuclear weapons programs in 2003, after they settled the pan am case, he was the one that basica...

Anybody. were getting some news that the libyan foreign minister has shown up in london and defected from gadhafi. explain who this guy is. and why its so important. >> moussa koussa was the man that basically negotiated libyas way back into the mainstream of the world. after they gave up the nuclear weapons programs in 2003, after they settled the pan am case, he was the one that basically arranged for libya to be reintegrated. thats how come the united states opened up diplomatic relations wit...