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Does that eliminate what many folks will likely put on it? >> it's legitimate fodder in 2016 it's legitimate for discussion now, but problems like this are not going to go away. probably not limited to president trump's administration. in the old days you would pick up the phone if you wanted to avoid having a paper record and then the really old days before e-mail records go meet somebody off campus, but what the government is doing in diplomacy missions and congress' ability to have some check or balance of power on what the executive branch is going has always been an issue. politics will s...

Others in their own administrations so they could implement whatever agreements or policies are reached in those discussions. and trump doesn't do anything like that. he intentionally keeps his own aides on the outside of these closed door meetings. he doesn't really listen to them going into the room or tell them what happened when he comes out. >> and it is more than the remarkable story of him confiscating the notes of the interpreter, which is an amazing piece of reporting that you got that information. but it is also the case according to your reporting that in the other meetings he's had...

Preparations. they want witnesses for the meetings for multiple reasons. one, to make sure there is no misunderstanding of what transpired to generate a record of what happened and then so they -- partly so that that record can then be shared with others in their own administrations so they could implement whatever agreements or policies are reached in those discussions. and trump doesn't do anything like that. he intentionally keeps his own aides on the outside of these closed door meetings. he doesn't really listen to them going into the room or tell them what happened when he comes out. >> ...

Because of the dnc getting hacked. they now think our whole system is on the verge of disaster because some russian is going to tap into the voting system. and that is just not -- i mean anything is possible, but it is not probable at all. politico published that on the morning of august 28th, 2016. by lunchtime on august 18th, 2016, literally that same day, within hours of that politico piece being published, a researcher at an american computer security firm called up the election officials in that guy's state to let officials know just as a courtesy that in case they weren't aware, their en...

Know just as a courtesy that in case they weren't aware, their entire election system was completely open to the public and available without any hacking at all to any interested person who wanted to look at it or mess with it. this is a state where all of the voting on one type of electronic voting machine with no paper record created at any point in the process. and all of those election machines, the whole system is all run out of a centralized election server. and what this computer security firm was calling to let them know, on the date that state's secretary of state was nah, this is rid...