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Prior such revelations, notably when i went through 10 years ago, almost to the month. what's the edward snowden? revelations um, but any of them are are bad, but i think we should put this in context and not overreact. to uh to this unfortunate bridge. and what makes you say that? is it because this was a young air national guardsman who was just on the server with friends trying to show off. that kind of thing is that the nature of the intelligence that's been talked about a news reports. what makes you say that the fundamental problem here and if we could have fixed this would have fixed it...

Question about whether this... like i am saying we don't know. you are getting to remedies, and i understand that. we are only a couple of days into this. we need to let the department ofjustice do theirjob, investigate this, see what they learn. again, that said, the department has already said that they are taking a look at distribution and looking at if there are changes they need to make, administratively, at the pentagon, since it appears that they have the locus of most of the documents. again, before we do that we need to look at what we have got a look at the justice department. look a...

They're done. they're done with their internal investigation. and what they said today was that 13 officers in total were charged administratively. and of those 13, seven have been fired, three were suspended, two actually had their charges dismissed because these officers have to go before an administrative hearing, and one of the officers resigned. so it's a significant number. more than a dozen officers now believed to be involved in this assault and were there. though they were just administratively charged, obviously fired, now the district attorney has to decide whether or not any other ...

Is that the district attorney and the tennessee bureau of investigation said that we are finished with our criminal probe to the point where we are beginning to bring charges. now you can release the video from the criminal probe. i think that a lot of the administrative probe, and this is triage, the most serious people were dealt with first. now they are getting to people that may not be criminally charged, but might end up being charged administratively or fired from the department. when they're done with that, which they say will take a couple of weeks, they will possibly release those as ...

At their inactions. anybody who wrote a report with false information can be charged administratively at the very least. okay. if you stood by and watched this take place and failed to intervene, failed to take any steps at all to stop it, you can be charged administratively. up to the d.a. whether or not it is going to rise to a criminal level. if you fail to take any kind of action in terms of the care of the individual who was obviously injured and you did nothing to provide care to that individual, again, you can be charged administratively. up to the d.a. whether or not it would be crimin...