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And having to do a spill assessment based on concerns that he shared something. another one that's really public facing is this oval office meeting with sergei lavrov. i know mcmaster walk to the driveway, to assure the press that he had not engendered sir -- ally sources and methods with lavrov. there were other incidents that he would tweet out photos, he was constantly trying to push sensitive information to the public domain. where it served him. >> anytime information was shared outside the channels that would normally be used to control it. we routinely assessed what the impact of that w...

Intelligence community. she's briefed every american president, -- shortly after the deadly insurrection, so gordon made an extraordinary recommendation. she cut off donald trump's intelligence briefing once he leaves office. she argued that trump simply post too great of a national security threat. it was an unprecedented warning at the time. thankfully, the biden administration heated it. so, when news broke that trump had been hoarding highly classified documents in random drawers at mar-a-lago. we called another than sue gordon. >> what was donald trump like around classified documents? >>...

Committee who was allegedly providing information that shouldn't have been disclosed to those who were not authorize today have it. in this case being the media. the second issue being the fact this actually involves the journalist. inside the fbi and the department of justice there's a certain category of investigation that's deemed a sensitive investigative matter, and these are investigations that involve members of the press, members of the clergy, lawyers, for example, politicians. it's a certain protective class because obviously officials and those that involve first amendment activitie...

Anytime information intersects that may be protected by the first amendment it has to go to those highest levels. it's a very serious investigation. >> jennifer, let me bring you in here. this former aid is eric wolf. he has former exposure here. what about the journalist here? what about the journalist involved. if the paper printed it, what exposure if any do the journalists have with this it. >> well, someone who helps to disseminate classified information that they know is classified does potentially have some exposure. it will depend on a lot of things. and it seems so far from the report...

Nation, is it not, counselor? >> absolutely. anytime information, especially classified, is taken from u.s. government or contracting facilities and is leaked without authorization poses a significant danger. >> bill: now, this is a labyrinth here. we have a lot of investigative agencies, the fbi, the cia, defense intelligence, and it seems right now that none of them have control over leaks out of their various department departments. do you see it that way? >> i mean, it is a problem. this one in particular is going to be very interesting. of course, the government hasn't verify the authenti...