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This isn't the president protecting state secrets. it's more of the president going on a attack on those who he views as his political enemies and perhaps as a way to interrupt the russia investigation and the special counsel. the criticism continues but the president clearly not changing course. >> with me now, shawn turn, a cnn national security analyst and samantha vinograd, a national security analyst as well. shawn, as someone who worked with brennan, what his your reaction to the president revoking brennan's security clearance and then brennan responding by saying the president is drunk ...

And i think obviously as a lot of my former colleagues have said, it's an egregious step. but to be clear, fred, this is really not so much about security clearances as it is about the right of senior informed intelligence officials to speak out. and to say when they think when the president has made decisions they don't agree with. as someone who spent a lot of time in government, i have defended the president when i thought that he made national security decisions that were in the best interest of the safety and security of this country. by the same token, i've been critical of the president...

Statements behind the statement, the question behind the question, is, look, shadow banning is a very widely defined term. there's not one single definition. so the definition that we found that seems to resonate with the most people is, you know, not amplifying particular messages or if someone puts out a tweet hiding that tweet from everyone without that person who tweeted it knowing about it. so the real question behind the question is are we doing something according to political ideology or viewpoints. and we are not. period. we do not look at content with regards to political viewpoint o...

Today" white house correspondent gregory cortey and politico foreign affairs correspondent nahal toosey. nahal, you first do you believe that dorsey is telling the truth that twitter is politically blind when it comes to enforcing its rules? >> i think it often comes down to the numbers. he might say, look, we're not looking at someone's political ideology when we decide to ban them or not but if nine of the ten people you ban are conservatives versus liberals, then you're going to be opening up yourself to questions of bias. >> and gregory, in trump's tweet, he said, i'm quoting now, speaking...