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Thousands of e-mails and countless private information of people who are not prominent public citizens. they were people who -- two donors and a mid-level staffer who worked in the finance part of the dnc, who had medical records, financial information, sexual orientation, social security numbers all revealed to the world through thousands of e-mails. and they brought a very serious suit brought by some very serious and able lawyers, first arguing that under the district of columbias law, this p...

Computer systems, the undisputable fact that private information was released for the whole world to see of these private citizens. we know that the russians and guccifer and wikileaks were involved in this. their argument is that they believe the trump campaign and, in particular, one individual were involved, and theyve got lots of meetings and lots of information. and now, of course, their case was strengthened this past weekend with the release of the e-mail showing that senior officials of ...

Recounts suffering personal harm as a result of that exposure. they allege not just that they were harmed by russian government hackers stealing their information. the important part here is that theyre alleging specifically that members of the trump campaign conspired with the russians to release the information that the russians had hacked. quote, defendants agreed with each other and with other parties, including russian government officials and wikileaks, to publicly disclose on the internet...

Campaign. that means his security clearance application appears to have been incorrect. we smoke tonight to a lawyer to handled this for over a decade. that lawyer told us that omitting that kind of key information on a security clearance application would get any normal attorney fired from the department of justice. fired. that said, the phrase any normal attorney is not one that applies easily to any matter of this administration. got a lot more ahead tonight. stay with us. steve was born to m...

Information from someone in american. the jury is still out on that. honestly what we know about this, we ghoe thknow that russi very good at this. the best of their work is a military power. they do it all over the world. maybe they can do this all on their own. but yesterday, further reporting that investigators on both the house and senate intelligence committees and on special council robert muellers team, they are looking into whether the trump campaign digital operation helped guide russia...

Because they advocated for candidates or contributed to candidates or worked in a political campaign, and that is exactly what the reconstruction era statute was designed to prevent. so in that sense, i think, rachel, its a very serious lawsuit. >> and reading this not as a lawyer myself, it seems to me that the kind of premise of this claim, the premise of this lawsuit is that the trump campaign conspired and coordinated with the russians in releasing these e-mails and causing this harm to thes...

Security clearance and he says he doesnt intend to get one. which means, among other things, that if there is any classified information that is involved in either the case against his client or the defense, he is going to try to mount for his client, he cant even look at that information. he cant even have it described to him. if his client or somebody else relevant to the investigation ends up being asked to testify in a classified session somewhere, mark kasowitz cant even go into that room. ...

Campaigns. i saw anytime georgia in 2008, in ukraine, in moldova, where a couple of weeks before our election there was both a cyberattack, there was a sophisticated information campaign on social media and actually a plot to launch a cue data and assassinate the sitting president. ive seen a number of things over the years. i understand what the russia m.o. is as far as these things go and how the russian intelligence services operate. in a sophisticated and big operation like the one that was ...

Now, again this is something that would normally be considered an entirely private matter, only of concern to his family. because of peter smiths interesting and unique involvement in the presidential campaign though and the subsequent focus after the story came out as to who in the trump campaign might have been working with him on this project with the russians. because of a all of that, the news of his apparent suicide at age 81, its not just his familys information, it is now national news. ...

Election last year had three targets. first they went after the government, actual government systems and infrastructure. the straight up hacking effort to penetrate local and state election systems all over the country, mostly targets voter registratio registrations. second they went after the democratic party. the russians stole e-mails from the dnc and the clinton campaign and fed that information back to the american people in a way that they hoped would most inflict -- would inflict the mos...