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Fresh details about how some of the nation’s most closely guarded secrets were handled at former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate have appalled national security experts, who warn the scenario presents serious security risks. The episode left observers shocked by how sensitive documents were shuffled and stored across the property, even after court filings last year revealed…
Somehow trump's going to retain his standing generally with the party which he has thus far. but, man, i don't know call him again at the end of august or october or november. >> document dated may 13, 2018, concerning white house intelligence briefing related to foreign countries. document dated october 14, 2019, concerning military capabilities of a foreign country. untitled document concerning nuclear weaponry of the united states. i mean when the facts of this case are adjudicated -- and to joyce's point we don't know how much access the american public is going to have that, whether there...
We'll find out that intelligence officers targeted the mar-a-lago compound going forward. even beyond that, the real problem here, this is the kind of material you store in a room under lock and key inside a safe, inside one with an alarm, and an armed guard response right outside if the room is breached. none of that, not even close to that was present at mar-a-lago. >> we saw nikki haley today talking about how her husband who is in the south carolina national guard is going off to africa. this is the kind of thing that could put -- she implied, his life in danger. that's true. >> absolutely...
Compromising this type of intelligence could lead to an irreplaceable loss of technical or human access that took years and major resources to develop.
On this "Face the Nation" broadcast, New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu and North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum join John Dickerson.