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Personally. and then the nature of the person. i was honestly concerned that he might lie about the nature of our meeting. >> did you feel that you need to do create this written record of these memos because they might need to be relied on at some certain date? >> sure. i created records after conversations, and i think i did it after each of our nine conversations. if i didnt, i did it for nearly all of them, especially the ones that were sububstantive. i knew there might come a day when i wou...

Witnesses, whether or not it can be salvaged, i dont know. but opening up the files to schiff, whatever nunes saw, schiff should see and should have been that way in the beginning. so i dont know if theyre going to get their act together. >> is it that simple, rick? can they get their act together? >> well, schiff has now seen those miles, but i think for all intents and purposes right now, the house intelligence committee is dysfunctional. lets go over whats usual and unusual. it is not unusual...

You lookt them up on the screen, that is obviously a completely different piece of information or metric than places that are dangerous when they export immigrants. while the vast majority of the threat is not from immigrant-related terrorisming and homegrown terrorism has been a dig and distinct problem. if you do look at the immigrant piece you heard, what folks have been sharing online, saudi arabia, uae, other countries than these seven. it is legally interesting and potentially helpful to t...

Going to and from the church service and then the prerecorded queens christmas message. this is viewed by millions. some 7 million in britain and with social media, its impossible to estimate the audience. a very important message, particularly one has to say, the queen regarding as deeply religious person, its a significant time of year. its also a time where shes a symbol of national unity and presides over a deeply divided country after the brexit vote. >> very quickly, there was some specula...

Country after the brexit vote. >> very quickly. there was some speculation this maybe wasnt a health matter because queen elizabeth was seen in good health on tuesday and maybe this was a security matter. >> thats something >> its perfectly true that the cancellation occurred moments before the royal couple was expected to board the train from kings cross to norfolk. but here this morning, hopefully the festivities will continue as privately and publicly, they are of such importance. and little ...

Terrorist attack was sent by sulliv sullivan, her chief of staff who now serves on her campaign. the version released to the public is redacted and carries the classified information code. the other redaction shows it came from fbi sources and refers to possible suspects in the 2012 terrorist attacks. the second email that contained classified information was forwarded to mrs. clintons personal account by her aide huma aub deen who also work for the clinton campaign. it was wrongly released with...

Relations committee where i serve seems interested in getting into this as soon as we finish the voting on the iran nuclear review act of which im a co-author. but weve got to push forward on this. we start the tenth month of war on may 8 president. with weve blown through every deadline imposed since 1973 and congress a proving itself to really lack backbone in this most important matter. weve got to demonstrate, just like were demonstrating with the iran bill that we can act in a bipartisan wa...

>> nine years in the putter reek to national guard, deployed twice overseas in 2007 to the sinai, and in 2011 in iraq. he was never involved in a firefight. he drove trucks during perhaps the safest time in iraq. >> theres been lat of talk about security procedures. at first glances, this doesnt sound like a security matter at all. this guy could legally be there. i guess you could put everybody through metal detectors. we could do that here. >> of course, the pentagon says they couldnt put ever...

History is more likely to forget him. soon you can google that. do you agree with what richard has to say? >> i try to avoid getting into all that stuff. i mean so heres the deal. i actually am one of the 56% who doesnt have a problem with having the government look around, make sure that there arent any al qaeda cables, but i do not think -- a, i think its ridiculous to say this guy committed treason. he didnt. what he did was something that somebody else should have done, ie, perhaps the presi...

The united states and hong kong have a very valid working extradition treaty. its relatively independent. china might come in and overrule it and say this is a security matter, foreign affairs and unchartered waters and china might be able to drop any extradition. >> there are some countries that dont have extradition treats with the united states. not surprising that they are not working close with the united states, but how does that work and could he stay and hide for a while? >> they probabl...