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These documents for more than a year and a half before finally executing a search warrant. it should also be noted that the fbi found over 100 classified documents, including that one related to nuclear weapons, as part of a search that happened after trump's lawyers signed a statement swearing that there were no more documents located on the premises. but sure, maybe there are some alternative means that just hadn't been pursued here. still, despite republican insistence that the recovery method is somehow more agree just than what was actually recovered, reality tells us that the stashing of...

Considering the government tried asking trump to return these documents for more than a year and a half before finally executing a search warrant. it should also be noted that the fbi found over 100 classified documents, including that one related to nuclear weapons, as part of a search that happened after trump's lawyers signed a statement swearing that there were no more documents located on the premises. but sure, maybe there are some alternative means that just hadn't been pursued here. still, despite republican insistence that the recovery method is somehow more agree just than what was a...

>> you've been through many a crisis. is he a hero or a villain or somewhere in between? this character edward snowden. >> i read jeffrey toobin's article, i recommend it to everyone. he violated the law. so rather than label him, he chose to take a job, sign a statement swearing he would uphold classified information, as i did when i served on the civil liberties and privacy right board. he knowingly violated the oath. someone who knowingly violates a law he thinks is unjust, takes the consequences of that violation is often upheld in the long run. to answer your question, the fourth amendmen...

Their lives to creating and protecting. that's the wrong way to protest. >> you've been through many a crisis. is he a hero or a villain or somewhere in between? this character edward snowden. >> i read jeffrey toobin's article, i recommend it to everyone. he violated the law. so rather than label him, he chose to take a job, sign a statement swearing he would uphold classified information, as i did when i served on the civil liberties and privacy right board. he knowingly violated the oath. someone who knowingly violates a law he thinks is unjust, takes the consequences of that violation is o...

That's the wrong way to protest. >> you've been through many a crisis. is he a hero or a villain or somewhere in between? this character edward snowden. >> i read jeffrey toobin's article, i recommend it to everyone. he violated the law. so rather than label him, he chose to take a job, sign a statement swearing he would uphold classified information, as i did when i served on the civil liberties and privacy right board. he knowingly violated the oath. someone who knowingly violates a law he thinks is unjust, takes the consequences of that violation is often upheld in the long run. to answer y...