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Congress. theyve been vocal about this. they will be aggressive if they get control of the house. >> bill: see who makes the next move. morgan, more analysis in washington >> much more on this later on "americas newsroom" with our headliner former white house press secretary sean spicer. >> john kelly gave her an opportunity to walk away with her dignity and respect and how she pays him back is brings a personal recording device into the situation room in the white house. in massive violation of...

In terms of her recording private conversations and use of government resources and treatment she had. john kelly gave her an opportunity to walk away. with her dignity and respect. and how she pays him back is brings a personal recording device into the situation room in the white house. in massive violation of every security protocol. that should be the story right now. the idea that you were willing to go to that length, to do that now, who knows what else is happening? that in itself is a ma...

Treatment she had. john kelly gave her an opportunity to walk away. with her dignity and respect. and how she pays him back is brings a personal recording device into the situation room in the white house. in massive violation of every security protocol. that should be the story right now. the idea that you were willing to go to that length, to do that now, who knows what else is happening? that in itself is a massive security violation. >> the me ask you this before we run out of time. she says...

Something that they utilize all the time. but the protocol has been allowing former national security advisers to keep their clearances allowing them to consult with current officials to get advice, to get insight into the matters that they are working on currently. thats the reason why some of these officials might have these clearances. at the same time, sarah sanders said yesterday the reason they want to look into this is to prevent former officials from potentially monetizing this. >> somet...

Russian-made antonov aircraft. it only started flying back in 2010. saratov airlines was briefly suspended from flying internationally over security violation, but this is their first tragedy. the first crash as far as we can tell. we also know that the plane did not make an emergency call. we know it took off 2:20 p.m. local time and lost contact minutes later, vanishing from a radar. some witnesses say they saw a burning plane falling from the sky, that it was already in pieces. but again the ...

Happen. it also makes you wonder how the white house is going through its security clearance process that someone like this, who is known to have not been truthful about what happened, whos trying to conceal something thats a security violation and a vul any vulnerability stays inside this job. beside the horribleness of what happened to these two women, maybe a third woman, presents a face in the office different than what they played at home. >> the "breitbart" headline refers to this as kushn...

Saying, i didnt see it happen in front of me. thats not the guy i know. this is why women dont tell. >> mika, please feel free to comment about any aspect but i was going to ask about the security clearance about this, what happens when the fbi discoveries information like that. >> its a red flag that you would have a concern like this. its something youre trying to conceal so theres potential for blackmail. but if he lied to the fbi, like he did to john kelly and the president that this didnt h...

On irans nuclear program. the u.s. say that is irans missile law is in violation of un security violation. it is unmoved by the trumps administration announcement. >> today i can definitively announce that the back oan of sanctions on the system imposed by enemies is totally destroyed. today we are completely self-sufficient. pentagon announced destroyer uss cole has arrived. shep. >> reporting from washington and iranian baby who needs life-saving heart surgery can travel to the united states n...

Employee. anna had been working at the dia since 1975 and never had a security violation and lived modestly. she was the kind of employee that supervisors hold up for others to emulate. the assessment that she might be a spy just didnt make a lot of sense. nevertheless, i decided to interview her. anna gave me great answers to most of my questions. then when i started questioning her about going home and did anybody see you, her entire demeanor changed. one minute we are joking and laughing and ...

Clinton. >> as you know the committee says they fired you for other reasons including putting classified information on an unclassified system. >> complete and total fabrication. i was accused of a security violation along with several other people. when i asked them, hey, what here is classified, what classification did you use? he said i didnt use a classification manual. i said, well honestly, you could have gotten information from wikipedia that i put in there. how is this classified? and he...