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So much spaghetti, and none of it sticking to the wall.

Butina received a heroes welcome when she was deported back to russia. now, as peter strzok writes, quote, at a moment of grave national peril for the united states, this was an astonishing intelligence achievement for russia. joining me now is peter strzok, a trunk professor at georgetown university school of foreign service, and a former deputy of the fbi's counter intelligence division. he's the author of compromised: counterintelligence and the threat of donald j trump. peter, great to have you with us. thanks for making time for us tonight. i wanna pick up more on your op-ed. in it, you c...

A former policeman wanted for the killing of a man in Pasay City in 2008 has been arrested by police in his home in Taytay, Rizal. Former Police Officer 3 Luis Jomok III was nabbed by members of the Counter Intelligence Division (CID) of the Philippine National Police’s Integrity Monitoring and Enf

From earlier if it were from declassified. so there's a process. and the fact of there being top secret documents in random boxes in mar-a-lago is in and of itself mishandling of the classified information. when we don't know is who did that, who is responsible for it. presumably donald trump is not packing his own boxes, but was he aware of what was in them, who else was aware, who oversaw this, and that's where the department of justice and the fbi need to get involved. because, even if there is no criminal investigation or criminal prosecution that arises from this, it's a national security...

Fbi need to get involved. because, even if there is no criminal investigation or criminal prosecution that arises from this, it's a national security issue and the fbi's counter intelligence division needs to figure out what happen. >> so, we're definitely out of, we are in unfamiliar ground, and after last several years, i would think there will be unfamiliar ground. this is actually new. so our viewers are sitting around thinking, what's supposed to be happening here? someone supposed to be held criminally liable? where are the national security implications, because obviously, the documents...