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Thousands of e-mails and countless private information of people who are not prominent public citizens. they were people who -- two donors and a mid-level staffer who worked in the finance part of the dnc, who had medical records, financial information, sexual orientation, social security numbers all revealed to the world through thousands of e-mails. and they brought a very serious suit brought by some very serious and able lawyers, first arguing that under the district of columbia's law, this public revelation of private information, information that serves no legitimate public purpose, is a...

Computer systems, the undisputable fact that private information was released for the whole world to see of these private citizens. we know that the russians and guccifer and wikileaks were involved in this. their argument is that they believe the trump campaign and, in particular, one individual were involved, and they've got lots of meetings and lots of information. and now, of course, their case was strengthened this past weekend with the release of the e-mail showing that senior officials of the campaign were willing to discuss getting help from the russians. so they have, i think, a solid...

Recounts suffering personal harm as a result of that exposure. they allege not just that they were harmed by russian government hackers stealing their information. the important part here is that they're alleging specifically that members of the trump campaign conspired with the russians to release the information that the russians had hacked. quote, defendants agreed with each other and with other parties, including russian government officials and wikileaks, to publicly disclose on the internet private e-mail communications that were stolen or hacked from the dnc for the purpose of influenci...

Campaign. that means his security clearance application appears to have been incorrect. we smoke tonight to a lawyer to handled this for over a decade. that lawyer told us that omitting that kind of key information on a security clearance application would get any normal attorney fired from the department of justice. fired. that said, the phrase any normal attorney is not one that applies easily to any matter of this administration. got a lot more ahead tonight. stay with us. steve was born to move. over the course of 9 days he walks 26.2 miles, that's a marathon. because he chooses to walk wh...

Information from someone in american. the jury is still out on that. honestly what we know about this, we ghoe thknow that russi very good at this. the best of their work is a military power. they do it all over the world. maybe they can do this all on their own. but yesterday, further reporting that investigators on both the house and senate intelligence committees and on special council robert mueller's team, they are looking into whether the trump campaign digital operation helped guide russia's sophisticated voter targeting and fake news attacks on hillary clinton in 2016. now whether or n...