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Because of that title's people need to know they have basically two sorts of intelligence offices who operate in foreign countries those who are attached to an embassy legally and those who are independent of the embassy so called illegals now all of the illegals in the embassy some of those people in the embassy will be normal diplomats doing that open source diplomatic activity but some will be secret intelligence offices and senate m i five our security service will have a good idea of who they are so mr graves are you saying that these twenty three people they may be listening diplomats bu...

For the attempted murder of mr script powell and his daughter and for threatening the lives of other british citizens in salzburg including detective sergeant nick they. this represents an arm all full use of force by the russian state against the united kingdom. under the vienna convention the united kingdom will now expel twenty three russian diplomats who have been identified as undeclared intelligence offices they have just one week to leave this will be the single biggest expulsion for over thirty years and it reflects the fact that this is not the first time that the russian state has ac...

University of buckingham in the u.k. i asked him who are the twenty three people the prime minister is kicking out and why were they selected. i think we can very safely assume they were selected by britain's security service the m i five and they were selected because of that title's people need to know they have basically two sorts of intelligence offices who operate in foreign countries those who are attached to an embassy legally and those who are independent of the embassy said called illegals now all of the illegals in the embassy some of those people in the embassy will be normal diplom...

They jam-packed their own memo with sources and methods and wonder why they want -- the white house or our intelligence offices may want some things redacted. >> here is the problem that i see. i think the president made a mistake. he should have redacted something in the original nunes memo so he could say see, i was concerned about national security as the fbi and the justice department were. but he didn't. now, when he has problems with what's in the democrats' memo, first of all, if i were him, i would have had my national security team do some redactions. but by sending it back, the pro-t...

Intelligence offices, the fbi. i mean, you can go to a gazillion places in washington. why would you specifically go there? >> jay, just to jump in, you nailed it, right? that's the key question we had is are there these offices, these rooms, secure places on the hill where he could have just gone? david drucker, jay just answered that, yes, indeed, so -- >> and that's part of why i don't believe in parsing the old executive office from the eisenhower building, the white house. he's on white house grounds, which means he's -- >> by the way, his staff didn't know where he was going. >> right. h...