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Attacks. today the websites of foreign ministry and state sec t securi service were down also known as a ddos attack. the attack also impacted some ukrainian banks, the white house told nbc news quote we consider these further incidents to be consistent with the type of activity russia would carry out in a bid to destabilize ukraine. ukraine suffered a string of cyber attacks kyiv blamed on russia. last week a separate cyber attack targeted the online networks of ukraines defense ministry and tw...

Justin Ryan Best, who worked full time as a software engineer and contractor for the Navy’s Office of Naval Intelligence, ran an illegal steroid manufacturing business from his home from 2013 through April and conspired with others to distribute homemade steroids throughout the United States, according to his guilty plea.

Interfere with our upcoming midterm elections. with us this evening an old friend of our broadcast, malcolm nance, author of "the plot to hack america: how putins cyber spies and wikileaks tried to steal the 2016 election." he is a veteran of u.s. naval intelligence, special opes and homeland security with 35 years of experience working in counterterrorism and intelligence. so for good reason is an msnbc terrorism analyst. malcolm, ive been thinking about you a lot as these stories have been bre...

Spies and wikileaks tried to steal the 2016 election." he is a veteran of u.s. naval intelligence, special opes and homeland security with 35 years of experience working in counterterrorism and intelligence. so for good reason is an msnbc terrorism analyst. malcolm, ive been thinking about you a lot as these stories have been breaking. how does it make you feel to hear the secretary of state, how does it make you feel to hear your department of homeland security and their findings now about the ...

And we loved you this. we have that perspective that has helped us to derive strength through this whole thing. >> two of the men questioned were arrested on unrelated charges. the most famous spy or notorious spy, jonathan pollard is now a free man. he spent nearly 30 years behind bars in north carolina after he was caught selling u.s. naval intelligence secrets to israel. for the next five years, hell be on parole. eventually, he plans to reunite with his wife in israel where he was granted ...

Intelligence tracked that all the way. perhaps, all of this the latest wrinkle in the cat and mouse game between the u.s. and russia and a lot of concern that underlying all of this is russian effort to step up their military operations from ukraine to syria and off the coast of the united states. wolf? >> very worrisome developments. lets bring back david risch. >> its no secret all nations first world countries that track military maneuvers of other nations. barbara said this was done secretly...

That this is finally coming to pass. again, wolf this is a formality, something that the u.s. parole commission was expected to do in advance of november 21st which is when he completes his 30-year sentence. >> the last time he was eligible for parole the parole board rejected parole at that time. but this time they are saying he will be paroled, he will be out of prison serving exactly 30 years of a life sentence. >> right. >> in november. november 21st. hell be free to walk out of that prison?...

This is part of the lively debate we talked about. this is good. >> pollard, an american convicted of spying for israel, has served nearly three decades in a u.s. prison and there have been protests in israel this week demanding his release. before his middle east trip, president obama was asked about pollard in an interview with israels channel 2. >> this is an individual who committed a very serious crime here in the united states. hes been serving his time. i have no plans for, you know, rele...

Today. we have a variety of briefings here. were talking to all of our sources but there still is a great deal of confusion. >> all right. well, we want those answers. also joining us live, retired u.s. naval intelligence officer malcolm nance and veteran major general robert scales. welcome. malcolm, i want to start with you. isis-gs, an al qaeda affiliate. this isnt a group im familiar with and a lot of other people arent. do we know about them? >> well, its a group that a lot of people arent ...

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