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So i think one of the long term uh, consequences of this. fareed is going to be yet another rethink of our classification system. there have been complaints that too much is classified. and i think as you go through these documents, and i've been through many of them, you realize that many of them didn't need to be. i mean, some of this comes from sensitive signals intelligence. a lot of it comes from things that people were reading in the new york times, the washington post or or foreign newspapers, each and every day and they're all mixed together. um the second thing that you conclude from ...

Exceed the front line of their own troops and getting aircraft out there? they've been bombing from long distances. some of that isn't is due to ukrainian air defense artillery. but most of it is the fact that russians air force is just not capable, so if they completely fail, there could be much more advancing by the ukrainian forces. but ukraine going on the offense is much more difficult kind of proposition than what they've had in the first year of this conflict. david final thought on you know that the circumstances of this leak as often with these other ones, lead me to wonder. why do so...

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Been familiar with somebody of that particular rank. having access to top secret information. ah but you know a lot lots changed on 9 11 basically required a greater distribution of intelligence so that people would share important information. but i think i think the president is right. and asking the pentagon and our intelligence agencies to take a close. look at our classification system. uh first of all, whether or not we're classifying too much information. i think that there's enough for secret and top secret and obviously sensitive information regarding our nuclear secrets. but beyond t...

Pennsylvania republican who is at the house intelligence committee. congressmen, that is going to be the question, just how many others new and might have suspected releasing this information could be problematic, to put it mildly? are they culpable, in your eyes? >> yeah, neil, step one in this whole process is mitigation, stopping the bleeding, determining what the contagion, for a lack of a better term, would be, hear what spread was. and then it is going to be an analysis, neil, number one, of the macro issue of what the classification system was here, and second, in this specific instance...