Child Sexual Abuse: 'Media must not re-victimise victims by re-living events'
Don’t forget to report steps taken by the authorities, follow up the case until action is taken to punish the perpetrators, Dr Nelson appealed.
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Don’t forget to report steps taken by the authorities, follow up the case until action is taken to punish the perpetrators, Dr Nelson appealed.
What -- what does accountability or what should accountable look like for donald trump here? >> yeah. look, if that were anybody else, they wouldn't have taken 18 months to do this. they would have seized those records months ago and an indictment probably already would have occur. this is a former president. there are issues of potential declassification even if under the espionage act it's not required for the information to be classified so you would think thereby likely depending on what they have collected and what the information that we already have that there will be an indictment here...
Basis and the road map for how the case will be pursued. as well, this could potentially jeopardize witnesses or future witnesses since, again, according to media reporting there was supposedly an insider at mar-a-lago that tipped the government as to the presence of these classified documents. so this is not an easy issue and i -- you know, you can certainly understand the conflicting interests here. the interests of congress and its oversight responsibilities, and the interests of the attorney general has in preserving the sanctity and secrecy of the legal proceeding that he has under way. >...
But, if that is true. and they were just in the basement at mar-a-lago, that's kind of a big deal. >> well, certainly, steve. there has been a lot of, again, guesses as to and media reporting. we do not know the facts. which is why it is important to follow the facts wherever they lead. and that's why it's important in our oversight role on the house intelligence committee, we continue to see the fbi refuse to answer questions. when they create controversies and they overreach. and this should never be the case. congress has oversight over these agencies. we will ask those tough questions. but...
Security attorney bradley moss. bradley, i'm glad you are here, because everyone is talking about the idea of classified documents. and that phrase keeps being used. but my mind, i'm sure yours does as well, it goes to the idea of, what could possibly be in these classified documents? if they actually had national security implications, that's a very big deal. so, what kind of risks are we talking about? >> sure, and that's one of the unknown's here. we don't know quite how sensitive records we are talking about. we have media reporting indicating that some of the records that were treated in ...