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We've gone through long periods where we've drawn down our intelligence funding and human assets. from a period when we focused on the soviet union intense civil over decades to a point where we have not just rogue states that are closed and very difficult to gain information from but we have networks, terrorist networks that don't have nations. that don't have parliments. >> greta: is the job that hard? >> the task of intelligence gathering is enormously difficult. we have a lot of fine people working on it. the implication that we ought to be able, as a country, to know the capabilities of a...

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Share it with the intelligence community. they rely on foreigners and americans to do that. when you start outing identities of foreigners or americans who are helping the intelligence community, helping the fbi, you're going to put those people in danger and you are going to make it harder for other people to want to get involved with the u.s. government. that is a huge problem because at the end of the day, the fbi and cia in a lot of ways rely on human assets, both foreigners and americans to help them. that's a catastrophic problem. so if it is true that the house intelligence committee, t...

He said he was 100% going to release the memo. and our reporting shows that between when he first sort of learned about the memo and what it might mean for him politically about two weeks ago and now, he had already made up his mind, and there was almost nothing or no plea or no lobbying or no appeal from the justice department or the fbi or even his own advisors that could convince him otherwise. >> ken delanieian, what would make even this president willing to potentially reveal sources and methods that his own appointee running the fbi and his own appointees running the justice department h...

Former trump campaign aide epstein. his lawyer told abc news that he didn't anticipate that he would need to provide information or testimony. of more concern to the white house today was the growing interest in the president's son-in-law kushner and his dealings with the russians. investigators want to know why kushner met secretly in december with the new york branch of a russian bank. one of its new york officers was found to be a russian spy, his name can still be found on the bank website today. >> this was an actual trained operative spy operation in new york targeting human assets. >> r...