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Privilege? or do you know not think it would have stuck had they tried? >> i'm not a lawyer. i can't answer that exactly. but i just don't politically. >> you are being congrate lated for that, by the way. >> i don't think politically it would have worked if he had decided to exert executive privilege. it seems like he made a good decision here. >> peter, i want to read reporting from the intercept. headline is top secret nsa report details russia hacking effort days before the election. it reads, quote, russian military intelligence executed a cyber attack on at least one u.s. voting software...

Criticism cal complaint they were able to track winter down pretty easily because intercept sent a copy of the document which we said had been print oefd and mailed to the government to check for authenticity before publishing it. because it was a copy the line from it being folded was visible. investigators determine that only six people printed that document off and said that winter was the only one with previous e-mail contact with the reporters from the intercept. we need to you point out, intercept says it has no idea who leaked them the document. it was ano onymous. winter did not enter ...

A 25-year-old intelligence contractor has become the first person charged with leaking classified administration under the trump administration. the justice department announced reality leigh winner had been charged with leaking classified information. she admitted to printing out a may 5th intelligence document describing new details about russian efforts to hack voting systems in the u.s. a week prior to the 2016 presidential election. and then mailing it to the online news organization, the intercept. russia is denying allegations laid out in that intel document, calling them false sbun fou...

>> martha: >> martha: is contra, whose name is "reality lead winner," pointed printed it out it out of the building, and turned it over, it was published by the intercept. >> you can see the problem. they have hundreds of thousands of people that have security clearances that can do simply that. they are supposed to be safeguards and for me talk to the state department, talk to the department of justice, talk to the nsa, they assure you that they have all of these safeguards. how many times do we have to see this story happen? they obviously don't -- >> martha: what their motivation was, what ...

Preside -- u.s. president, donald trump has announced solidarity in his use of martial law to combat drugs. >> do not force my hand into it. >> reporter:'s the mastermind of a bloody drug war, has personally bragged about killing people and this week has imposed martial law to fight drugs. he has even compared himself to hitler for his quest to exterminate drug criminals. human rights groups have condemned him. president trump praised him in what the white house describes as a very friendly phone call last month, saying, i just want to congratulate you, because i'm hearing of the unbelievable ...