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have rotated and should have had separation. this is not a nominal situation. >> i do want to remind everyone, everything after clearing the tower was icing on the cake. >> neil: all right. icing on the cake. mission control putting a positive spin on spacexs giant new star ship rocket blowing up shortly after lift off. luckily nobody was on board when the booster rocket failed to peel away, tumbled and exploded four minutes in. such are the risks if you think about it when planning ma...

homes of top current and former leaders. some blame the official, some blame the entire system. well dig into what is broken and how it might be fixed. and our exclusive reporting this hour on congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. could the conservative fire brand find her way on to the presidential ticket? she certainly thinks so. more on that in a moment. but we do start this hour with the major escalation in the support for ukraine and what it could mean for the war with russia....

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We ought not treat a traitor like a martyr. in addition to manning, president obama also issued a pardon for a former key member of his national security team, retired marine corps general james cartwright who is also a former vice chairman of joint chiefs of staff was due to be sentenced this month for talking to "the new york times" about a top secret program that infected irans nuclear program with a computer virus. "the times" argued the former general was trying to talk the paper out of pub...

Is that the white house is now asking people to trust them when just a few weeks ago, the white house didnt want to trust the public with the information that this program is going on so theres kind of a credibility gap here that some of the members at this hearing today pointed out. its just difficult for the president to say he welcomes this debate when as of two weeks ago this was a top-secret program that he insisted had to be kept under raps. >> josh, in that sound that we played, you heard...

Congress or the federal judges to make sure were abiding by the constitution, were going to have some problems. there, you see congress trying to exercise its oversight responsibility over director clapper and the intel community and they were misled, richard. >> well, i will say again, i think it is a very difficult situation when, in an open hearing, the director of national intelligence is asked about a secret program. >> what should he have done? >> i dont know what he should have done. >> l...

Security, since september 11th the two are in heated conflict and that came into sharp focus this week. we now know the government obtained a secret warrant in april ordering verizons business services division to turn over data on every call. it is the extension of a top secret program going on for years. the obama administration says the national security agency is compiling data. >> nobody is listening to your telephone calls. thats not what this program is about. >> it looks like this data m...

Were part of a presentation. we can put them up on screen, i believe. they will show you a little bit of what this program entailed. these slides came from a presentation that apparently was unveiled to people who were involved in this program out in the silicon valley. the purpose of slides is to demonstrate that much of this information is so critical that it is used in the presidents daily intelligence briefings over at the white house so this is a brand new controversy for the white house in...

Post" and "the guardian" that were part of a presentation. we can put them up on screen, i believe. they will show you a little bit of what this program entailed. these slides came from a presentation that apparently was unveiled to people who were involved in this program out in the silicon valley. the purpose of slides is to demonstrate that much of this information is so critical that it is used in the presidents daily intelligence briefings over at the white house so this is a brand new cont...

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