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We are talking about rewriting the deal and expanding the deal. have you read the side deals? do you know whats in this thing? >> i certainly do. at the time we had to vote on the iran nuclear agreement, i can assure you that i was all the material available both open source and also classified. >> harris: do you think there is material in that that the american people need to know about. and i say side deals bawb maybe can you redact some of it. buff dont you think before this president moves f...

At the world health organization, they have received reports that hundreds of patients arrived at syrian health facilities on saturday night with signs and symptoms consistent with exposure to toxic chemicals. we are also clear about who was responsible for this atrocity. a significant body of information including intelligence indicates the syrian regime is responsible for this latest attack. i cannot tell you everything. but let me give an example of some of the evidence that leads us to this ...

>> is this what they call open source information? or do you think theyve discovered very secretive confidential information that from their perspective, justifies these types of questioning? >> well, prosecutors often start with open source material. and open source is a fancy word for stuff in the media. the prosecutors learn if the work that we do, that there may be suspicious activity in this place or that place. then they use the unique powers they have. spee subpoena powers to banks, for e...

Actually can do. all of those things come together and create a very confusing story for anybody just listening to. this their acting ceo. the reason there is acting ceo, former ceo suspended for making outrageous accusations on camera about hiring ukrainian prostitutes. thats the kind of things that happen. as he was quoted saying today marketing is not done under oath. i think have you got to really kind of look at what exactly is being considered here. the first part is whether or not psycho ...

The most recent numbers we have is from 2010. they have 7,000 agents who are dedicated to counter terrorism, something like 350 of those are allocated to domestic terrorism. thats a big discrepancy at a time when you are seeing a range of different types of attacks being person traited, but the focus is even international terrorism. recently the trump administration put out their 90-day report in which they were like, look at all these international terrorism cases where, you know, these third-g...

>> immigrants. >> came and committed these terror attacks, but they didnt even look at domestic terrorism. theres no context provided, and i think that is important. >> theres a moment of open source. because the question will have to be asked, how did he get the materials and the formula to make these bombs, and theres a way in which that information is much more available for home-flown domestic terrorism. >> i think the other thing youre seeing happen is ha number of mass violence events by d...

Community and analyze photographs, videos, build computer models to understand foreign nuclear weapons and missile programs. >> can you learn that much from open source material? >> its incredible. the open source has way more information than intelligence communities had, say, 40 or 50 years ago. you can learn a ton. when the north koreans do a missile launch, they release images and videos and we can figure out where the missile was launched, how big the missile is, how fast its taking off and...

But in the case of north korea, he says that ship has sailed. >> do you think north korea has the capability to strike the u.s.? >> oh, yeah. >> monterray, california is home to the institute are lewis is a professor. its not a secret department of the cia or nsa, its part of a liberal arts college. there are no spies here, just a team of researchers working what is known as open source intelligence. >> we can function sort of like a parallel intelligence community and analyze photographs, video...

Themselves. this is a team effort. when it comes to that, of course, everyone want ts know as you both think that it was premature detonation. then, of course, the question is where was he going. >> right. >> it could be any -- i guess anywhere. >> it was a rudimentary device. pipe bomb simple to build. open source on the internet. not telling people they know. the anarchist cookbook back to the 70s. people can put something together like this. not like it is in the middle east where you have bo...

Security and were taking it serious and i think well get to a conclusion but not sure what it will be right now. >> its clear plenty of reporting said donald trump jr. went into that meeting in june hoping that it was some dirt on clinton, and according to the russian woman in there when he found out they didnt really have anything he didnt care anymore. let me ask it this way. can he be guilty of something if he didnt get that he was looking for? >> well i think that were looking to, whether or...