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What i know more than anything is that data is always partitioned. you see it in the uap report. it is like everyone inputted some data, but what data did they input? we know from history that intelligence organizations, defense department create air machines that are unidentifiable, designed to be that way. disinformation campaigns are kind of baked into any discussion of ufology. the best example would be world war ii era testing out in the california desert. the movement from planes that flew with propellers to jet engines. the government needed to keep it secret, don't want it leaked. what...

Officials are concerned about drones along the borders to the north of the mexican border is the most dangerous because they are crashing out of the sky with kilo or drones that are rigged to collect data. it is not just about smuggling drugs or explosives but some of these cartels are intelligence organizations collecting data on the southern border and using it for who knows what and dhs is looking at it but it is embarrassing quite frankly how slow it is moving when we have the technology to fix it. jillian: this is the most frustrated i have ever heard you. at least on our end. thank you f...

She said and what podesta might have said. they seemed to know our pressure points politically. >> you know, i was actually mocked by russia today when i said vladimir putin was the former director of the kgb when in fact he was the head of the fsb which is the kgb with two different letters. what we're seeing is a culmination of strategic goals that the russians have wanted since 1917, and it was only when they became a capitalistic, you know, society which became ultimately very conservative and aligned themselves with conservatives in the united states and gave their intelligence organizati...

The community? >> so, obviously the pressure on the community, on the fbi, on the department of justice, occasionally on the cia and other intelligence organizations -- i mean, look, we always accommodate to the president. i've already made that point. but there are limits to accommodation. and you read one of the key sentences in the book. if you go too far in accommodating, you undercut your legitimacy looking forward into the future. so, you get the tweet on sunday. and frankly, i think rosenstein did a fairly elegant finesse with the demand to investigate the investigation by tossing it to...

Of the campaign to try to ask about relations with russia. >> you have an ongoing effort i think to undermine not only the mueller investigation but the intelligence organizations, the cia and fbi that started the counter-intelligence effort based on the idea that russia was interfering in an ongoing election. this changes nothing in terms of the substance. the president backed off the embedded stuff. at one point he said this was bigger that watergate. >> chris: he's talking about infiltration. >> yeah. it's the case that all three of the people we're discussing here, papadopoulos as brit men...