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Was handled by the intelligence and law enforcement communities by the book. the president stressed that he is not asking about initiating or instructing anything from a law enforcement perspective. he reiterated that our law enforcement team needs to proceed as it normally would by the book. from a national security perspective, however, president obama said he wants to be sure as we engage with the incoming team that we are mindful to ascertain if there is any reason that we cannot share information fully as it relates to russia. hmm, what's his role in this? now the next part is redacted. t...

And not just avoid outrage for the left, that's not what this is a lot about. if he's got to leaks that are plaguing the administration, like the ones you see with their on your screen, starts just five days after president trump was sworn into office. the explosion of these leaks coincides with "the new york times" reported that he says in his final week in office, president obama revised an executive order 12333 which allows the widespread sharing of this data collected by american intelligence agencies across 17 government agencies. that is an additional 16 agencies and their employees who ...

Russian diplomats phone? u.s. intelligence agencies, they do routinely monitor foreign officials, that's their job. protections known as minimization procedures have been put in place to ensure that american citizens are not caught up in surveillance. their identities and their rights are protected. this of course was not the case with general flynn appeared a transcript of the call was created, given to intelligence officials, who then leaked the details to the press which by the way is a felony according to the espionage act. we know from a "new york times" report in his final weeks in offic...

Been uploaded to and which the staffers had already reviewed. >> besides the constitutional implication, the ci aa's search may have violated the fourth amendment, the computer fraud and abuse act as well as an executive order 12333 which prohibits the cia from conducting domest iic searches surveillance. >> cia director john brennan rejected the claims but in doing so used terms that were perhaps intended to limit cia liability in the matter. >> as far as the allegations of cia hacking into senate computers, nothing could be further from the truth. we wouldn't do that. that's just beyond the ...

>> i rise today to set the record straight and to provide a full accounting of the facts and history. this morning the democratic chair of the senate intelligence committee went to the senate floor and publicly accused of cia of potentially breaking the law by searching computers set up for committee staff who were conducting a review of the cia's torture program under president bush. >> besides the constitutional implication, the cia search may also have violated the fourth amendment, the computer fraud and abuse act, as well as the executive order 12333 which prohibits the cia from conduct...