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Election interference, et cetera, et cetera. >> it's not hard to imagine donald trump collecting these things. it's like trinkets and trophies. that feels very in his persona. but what i think is really interesting here is whether or not there will be political implications from this. right, like on earth one this would be bad for someone running for president, right? >> well, i seem to recall hillary clinton was occasionally -- >> disqualifying for her, lock her up. >> well, it was donald trump who was so outraged that she might have had some classified documents on her home server and he bro...

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>> absolutely. that is a fact, not a theory. former and current government officials have all acknowledged that anywhere from 50 to 90% of classified information could safely be made public, and when you consider that there are roughly 50 million classification decisions made each year, that is just a huge volume of unnecessary secrets. what that does is overload the system. the procedures for protecting classified information are extensive and burdensome, and when you have that much information bound to be some slippage. officials are gonna cut corners or simply make mistakes. >> is there a m...