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Contributor, joining us now. does the american people deserve to know the whole truth?the concerns and actions taken by officials to obtain fisa warrants and more. >> i think the present to the right thing by tapping the brakes on declassification. just to allow the review process to carry on and proceed. so we can take into account concerns about sources and methods from the fbi and from allied foreign partners and the present refer to think those are probably the united kingdom and australia b...

Just how delicate and sensitive these capabilities are. >> so there are two questions on that. you understand this process of declassification, how that works and what is important and what is not when it comes to reactions, for example. when there is this review process in place right now, fbi, doj looking at what to declassify in these documents, is that legitimate? is that a stalling tactic? could it be both? >> any time there will be a directive or interest in trying to release something, th...

They have the responsibility to meet that directive. if that directive does not take into account the very serious and grave impact on national security, i do think these officials have the obligation to push back against it. >> they have already done this review process and released some of this, based on this foya that was filed. the documents are out without redax. theyve done this review. there is a possibility now that when the president says review this information, some of it could still ...

Brakes on it and they go through the review process, does the president wise up to it or is it one of those scenarios where he doesnt remember it in a couple of days and then a month from now, hell be saying what about my documents? >> if we believe this is being slow walked which seems to be the patd tetern of this administration. >> shadow presidency. >> theres almost reason to think that wouldnt happen in this case because one of those people whos been pushing this whole declassification issu...

Review process on kavanaugh, that this information was placed in the fbi file and picked the soonest opportunity, a week from the moment they heard about it, monday morning, to have this hearing and hear her side of the story and notable in this and grassley explains what he views as the role of the fbi in the process saying that the fbi cant conduct sort of an additional criminal investigation here, that the senate has no power to direct the fbi to do anything beyond the initial background chec...

Blacked out. these texts are expected to shed more light on two tracks, an effort to build obstruction case against the president and so-called insurance policy thats discussed in their text messages two months before the presidential election. a source close to the review process tells fox news that the records are out to the agencies for review right now, they will recommend redactions to shield sources and methods. when reviews are over, the recommendations will go to the white house and pres...

Like? is there a chance, despite releasing these 21 pages you could see redaxs in there? >> there ought to be. the review process already happened. d.o.j. decided everything redacted now ought to be. they are not going to take another look. i dont know how they will have changed their mind that suddenly this information should be made public. this is over their objection. >> u.s. official with direct knowledge tells nbc news the agencies would not be able to conduct a damage assessment of the te...

Material we needed because you heard several times that the archives, that its their responsibility. the national archives has 13 archivists who handle george w. bushs presidential records. they can only review about 1,000 pages per week. and we could not have gotten these documents for 37 weeks. if we didnt get president bushs team to expedite the review process for the benefit of all members of the committee. we received all the documents we would have received from the archivists just as a fa...

That it is their responsibility. at the national archives has 13 archivists who handled it george w. bushs presidential records. they can only review about 1,000 pages per week, and we could not have gotten these documents for 37 weeks. if we didnt get president bushs team to expedite to the review process for the benefits of members of the committee. we received all of the document such we would have received from the archivists just as at a far time. we will now take 15 minutes and resume at 1...

Bolton, mike pompeo. these are top-notch people. he just nominated brett kavanaugh, one of the most respected jurists. >> well watch that confirmation hearing all day. you talk about race, charlottesville comes up in this book. the president sort of went everywhere after that story. >> i think -- >> he said -- in this book, hes quoted as saying the biggest mistake he made is when he tried to backtrack or apologize on charlottesville. that was the biggest mistake iving made, you never make those ...