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So, sources -- human sources -- could be involved in the gathering of information, in the [inaudible] those documents. technical sources of collection could be involved in the gathering of information for those documents. movements of the united states military intelligence assets could be in those documents. this is also part of the reason why these declassification argument is so laughable on its face. first of all, it is counter contradictory. he said famously that the fbi might have planted some information, but if they did, i declassified it. it doesn't make any sense. typical trump gasli...

Sticking to the facts here. >> he is flooding the zone with a variety of defenses, because none of them are working. i mean that is really what it comes down to. i don't think at the end of the day, we were talking with us before the show. i don't really think that the declassification argument is gonna work for him. first, because the charges that they are obviously considering and the execution of the search, warned of them require classified documents to support them. so that sort of takes it off the table right there. and there is, at this point, not a single piece of evidence that indicat...

Can reclassify with the same swoop of a wand. so that's why they have processes to make sure we know what's classified and how they should be handled. it's important to note, too, that these statutes that we've been talking about do not rest on the requirement that the documents be classified. it's just that they are documents that are in your possession that have an interest either in national security or otherwise, the historians like julian who want to see them. so the classification/declassification argument is a bit of a red herring because the statues don't require the documents to be cl...