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chinese spy balloon and when they realized they must tell the president about it. this comes as u.s. navy divers and other military personnel are scouring the ocean floor off the coast of myrtle beach, south carolina. and we're getting new video in to cnn. a resident in south carolina shot this and said he believes it could be debris from the balloon. to be clear, cnn cannot independently verify whether or not this is, in fact, debris from that chinese spy balloon. we're reaching out to the navy for comment. in the meantime, republicans are condemning president biden for failing to t...

Below that balloon, could be salvaged and could be used for counterintelligence reasons. that balloon, of course, shot down yesterday off the coast of south carolina. a lot of questions remain, jim, and the administration is going to have to answer a lot of them to lawmakers as early as tuesday, when we understand there will be a briefing to the so-called gang of eight. those are the leaders of both parties in both houses as well as chairman and ranking members of the senate and house intelligence committees. you can imagine that during that briefing, the administration will be asked why they ...

Spokesman at the department of justice, and jean-pierre, senior adviser to moveon.org. it cannot be repeated enough how fast the mueller report was and 0 because sometimes how opaque it was we talk about the collusion probe, obstruction probe, but it was at its heart a counterintelligence investigation. >> yes, and you went through questions at the beginning and there are many more. did the president know about the trump tower? did the president direct an aide to get in touch with roger stone about ricky leaks? did the president himself talk to roger stone about wikileaks? these are all import...

Now if that subpoena were to go forward, it would be a significant hit to the trust that could be had in interpreters to do this kind of work. statesmen and those who are involved in these kinds of meetings would have to wonder, well, is my confidential discussion truly confidential? >> so your advice would be, don't do this. >> yes. i would say don't do this. it is not something that is going to be helpful in the long run. >> even if though -- and you know the conundrum here -- there is no record of these meetings. there are questions about national security. there might be counterintelligenc...

Using, especially coercion, or some sort of pressure to tried and co-opt an american official, it's a serious fbi and at the heart of the counterintelligence mission. >> so if you got a 36-page document of specific claims that are out there, the fbi would have to for counterintelligence reasons try to verify anything that might be claimed in there, one, and probably first and foremost is the counterintelligence concerns that we have about blackmail, would that be an act rat statement? >> yes. if the fbi receives a credible allegation that there is some effort to co-opt, coerce, direct, covertl...