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And the process failed them. this white house failed them. the other thing is i am dismayed by the deafening silence from republican leadership. if this were happening in a democratic white house with republicans in charge of congress, you bet that they would be lighting their hair on fire right now. the oversight committee, the intel committee would be demanding to know how it is possible that somebody that could have been blackmailed and that was vulnerable could have had, you know, sensitive ...

Will it became public for them to fire rob porter. >> we think it might be july, but lets say it was november. its february thousand. >> right. i agree that it was -- they had enough in july. no question that the information they had was credible and the only thing that changed their action was the publication of the pictures. it was because it became public. that is what always motivates them to act. it isnt because they are doing the right thin. i would never let anyone on an interim security ...

Anybody can have. you had to have in the bush white house, before you could even begin handling these papers -- the idea that this individual was seeing all of the information, the most sensitive security information of this country, without having this degree of clearance, while having major -- by the way, not just moral failings. this is a national security concern. because an individual like that is ripe to be able to take advantage of, to be able to be compromised, to be able to be blackmail...

Kind of felt like they had addressed it. >> raj shah says its this ongoing investigation as if that information was being held in a lock locked cupboard and then they would have a big ri veal to general kelly. it just doesnt work that way. >> here is the part thats most troubling to me is somebody who works in the white house where the staff secretary was a hugely important person. all the information, all the top secret security, the highest level of clearance that anybody can have. you had to ...

Asking them to redraft the memo, including security information, taking the same course as the republican staff memo and declassify the democrats version in full, or because of thing the democrat version with heavy redaction. republicans and democrats were in a holding pattern telling fox, they expect of element tonight, chris. >> chris: catherine, thank you. >> youre welcome. >> chris: another top justice department official is stepping down, associate attorney rachel brand is the number three ...

Highlights. >> good to see you, ed. as you said, we found four confidential or classified e-mails, out of nearly 3,000 documents, one thing thats important to point out is that they were officially marked as classified after the e-mails were sent. many of the e-mails in this trove of documents were related to scheduling. some talked about big names and sensitive political topics. one e-mail in the trove of documents rewleesed friday afternoon dated sunday, september 30, 2012. less than three wee...

Venezuelan army generals who facilitate the shipment of cocaine from colombia and bolivia through venezuela to the united states, north africa, and europe. hume may also have placed terrorists throughout the western hemisphere. >> he used cuban security information to basically provide venezuelan passports to at least 173 individuals in the middle east. >> hezbollahs influence predates this army. claiming credit for a truck bomb in argentina. in 2011, the fbi disrupted a hezbollah plot to murder...

There are remedies in between letting him keep his clearance and pulling it. right? so you can exclude him from certain topics. if were talking about x and he doesnt get to sit in on x. there is a range of things they can do to jeans question, would somebody in the white house have liability i guess is the question for failing to act on that knowledge? the answer is probably not criminal liability unless they are doing it to cover something else up and you can spin out a scenario where that migh...

The critical witnesses in her inner circle and were given these sketchy immunity deals. they stand by it because theyre trying to cover their arses. >> and i think the majority of americans believe that if her name was marie harth, she would be prosecuted and fired. >> and hillary was running to be commander-in-chief and ridiculed president trump and then put her security information and traveling on international soil and has the audacity to say that countries like russian have goods on donald ...

This conversation should have ended, and ignoring the fact that the president said somethings and kind of putting it on the media for reporting what the president said. i mean it just is absurd. >> i agree. she said the only reason were still talking about this is because you guys are still asking about it. i would submit to you if the white house and the pentagon had been more forthcoming in the days after the ambush in niger, they dont have to give away operational security information or anyt...