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And actually harmful to the interests of the united states. but then they say, but, if in the event judge, you are persuaded that a special master should be appointed here, at the very least,he here are some conditions that you oughtre to consider. and one of those is, as you suggest, making sure this happens quickly. appointing somebody who already has a clearance. at the highestha levels to revi these materials. keep in mind in their own filing they said some of the fbi counter-intelligence agents had to have their own clearances upgraded to review this material because itew includes special...

Relevant, and that they can start looking on. so the train's left the station. the investigative team has this. anything now that impedes the investigative team from moving forward is an unnecessary delay. >> when you talk about special access documents, what type of documents are you referring to? >> well, i mean, i'm not trying to be over dramatic, even a discussion of the nature of special access programs becomes problematic. that's how sensitive they are. it's project-oriented. it could be long-term research that the government's doing on some incredibly sensitive technology. it could be t...

"We cannot allow the most secret documents to be taken away every 4 years and treated like the personal property of a private citizen."

An adversary could initiate countermeasures designed to deny further collection of intel or use sources and methods for deception or disinformation.

Rollercoaster of lawsuits that have the power at any moment to take away our ability to be here, legally or equally. does this move by the age has to anything to alleviate that uncertainty that daca recipients are dreamers are constantly living under knowing that the road could be pulled from out underneath their feet? >> in short, no, this was the moderate fix. it is not a permit fix. it is not a path the legalization. we have been at this for a decade. i have heard the frustration of fellow daca recipients -- what happens, every time we hear about this, whether -- the supreme court, we often...