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. >> you heard the former cia director john brennan saying even he, even he when he was cia director didn't have access to some of these types of documents. so what sort of national security risk does it present to have this information improperly secured. let's go to top secret for a moment, john brennan and he was cleared at top secret for 25, 30 years. if you walk into a closet of top secret information and there are special access panels where people like me and john brennan would not have had access. i was deputy director of counter terrorism at the cia, deputy director of national security at the fbi. i would not have been able to see the information that appears to have been at mar-a-lago. going back to the question of why it's that secret, it's because people know when they're classifying this that any indication of how you're acquiring that allowed the adversary to close the gap. it's not just the information, wolf. it's the fact that you will reveal the source of this information if it ever gets out. >> it's potentially so, so dangerous. maggie haberman, you've covered dona

we're joined by john brennan. i'm wondering what goes through your mind as you see these insurrectionists being brought to justice, but the election lie still a dominating force with so many in the republican party. >> yes, it's very disheartening to see so many public officials, republicans in particular, but state legislators and state government who continue to push forward the great lie about the 2020 election. but also, i think they are fuelling the fires of hate and animosity in this country. by providing this information to the american public, and that why i can understand how it's so difficult for the average american citizen to understand the truth, because you have donald trump and others who just lobby in lies and falsehoods. that's why our democracy is facing this challenge. >> so many people pushing the election lies the loudest are making money from it in their podcasts, they're selling products, they're holding seminars, trying to work as consultants. most of them are making money off this. you wro

i mentioned john brennan who's a former director of national intelligence had to say earlier tonight. >> it once again calls into question the u.s.'s ability to protect sensitive information, and that is starting to have a chilling effect on allies of ours, who in the past have willingly shared sensitive information. that they collect and they share that with us. >> my mistake, phil, it was james clapper. how devastating is this to our allies who trust us, with this sort of information. it's the only one of eight countries. >> well, it's an important point that clapper raised there, because he's, right there are a number of countries around the world, that for years, have shared intelligence with us back and forth in a trusting relationship and they don't want to see this information in washington post headlines. they don't to find out this document was basically a country club in florida. that's not safekeeping for the united states. i think it's one of the reasons why as my colleagues report tonight, intelligence officials within the u.s. government are so deeply concerned about wha

former cia director, john brennan, thanks so much for making time this evening. really appreciate it. >> thanks, alex. >>> we will have more on this breaking news next. co-editor and chief of just security ryan goodman joins me here to react to this latest reporting and also go over the nuts and bolts of the special master process and what we can expect next from the doj. >>> and congresswoman pra my pramila jayapal will join me why she thinks democrats will keep the house, yes, i said the house. stay with us. he house. stay with us sleep from sleep number? because proven quality sleep is vital to our health and wellness, only the sleep number 360 smart bed keeps you cool, then senses and effortlessly adjusts for your best sleep. and tells you exactly how well you slept with your sleepiq score. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. so, you can be your best for yourself and those you care about most. don't miss the final days where all smart beds are on sale. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends monday. every s

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john brennan, former cia director, you can't tell the difference in keith olberman or peter strzok who was making sure donald trump never gets re-eshg lected. clapper signed with cnn, lisa page with msnbc, these people who are discredited and shown they were anything, but a political while in positions at cia and dni,at fbi like andy mccabe, they are experts on lecturing us on ethics know with the intelligence community. the networks will sign people just to go off on the former president in donald trump, their one purpose for being there. again, they show or it should be disturbing that while they were in office, while in government, they should have been a political, look at things objectively and investigate crimes and instead or people that could commit crimes and now they are on tv and they sound as partisan as anybody else, that should be concerning to people that they are exposing themselves for the biases they have. >> todd: a lot of other people are experts in the way things work, they are choosing discredited people just because of trump and it will get eyeballs even though t

we know the fbi was warned and even john brennan not too use hillary's dirty disinformation dossier, andrew is on record, the fbi director saying without that dossier, the warrant never have been approved in they used it anyway. they end up destroying quarter pages life in spite on a presidential candidate and later president even after jan shingleton, the source of the dossier said it's all false. none of this is real. what do they do? kept renewing the application one after another and then put him on the payroll which is another level, we are going to hide him from the rest of the world and give him money? republicans what would be the equivalent of a church committee hearing to get the bottom of abuse of corruption of power what should be the world premiere law enforcement agency, it's sad. a quick background story, in my family i had a lot of people in law enforcement, five mama the prison guard and my dad was a probation guy, extended family members in the nypd like you were for a period of time. two family members, my grandfather's brothers -- two of his kids got into the fbi.

john brennan, peter strzok works for msnbc. they claim to be political and objective and now among the most partisan on news, do we think they did their job objectively in power? it is hard to believe that. >> carley: i was reading somewhere this was james comey with more fiction. the fed hiking interest rates again as white house struggles to control runaway inflation. >> todd: brian brenberg will 28 you what it means for your life, don't go anywhere. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night relief with zegerid otc. your mission: stand up to moderate to sever

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i want to bring in john brennan. my fight against america's enemies at home and abroad which is now on sale in paper back. i do want to ask you about what this may mean. the sham voting results at a time where you have former president medvedev who's a former russian official saying yesterday, russia -- we've heard this before, he's making this point that russia could use nuclear weapons if its existence is threatened. now you have the votes of people saying this should basically be russian territory. do you see any the sham votes. >> i think they're searching for things to do and to say that will indicate to their people as well as others that they are not losing this war as badly as they are. pointed out, this is a sham election. it's illegitimate, illegal to hold such an election in a foreign country. medvedev has no idea in terms of what nato might do and respond in terms of what russia might opt to do on the nuclear front. it's clear that russia is in a downward spiral. there is domestic opposition to this parti

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brennan and tom winter. thank you both so much for starting us off on this story. everyone else sticks around. when we come back just in the last few minutes a judge has handed down the longest sentence yet to one of the hundreds of people charged with attacking the u.s. capitol on january 6th. a former nypd officer facing real prison time for attacking a d.c. cop with a flag pole and then tackling the officer to the ground. an update on that story is next. plus the doj is moving on the parallel track with another investigation into the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. two of donald trump's top white house lawyers expected to testify tomorrow. >> they are, of course, developments and president joe biden tonight on the urgent need to right the ship and a huge, high stakes rhyme time, and all of those stories and more as "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. stay with us. continues after a quick break. stay with us ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we

. >> for small, as a part where john brennan abraham lincoln, if they had existed or something like him, because sort of a parallel lives of john brown and abraham lincoln at the same time but they never met each other in the paths never met directly in dealing with the same nation bit different perspectives and short term goals and frederick douglass is a unifying character so frederick douglass is the one who met john brown before he met abraham lincoln any much admired john brown a believe that john brown is a sense of immediacy of the evil of slavery. he understands the former slave himself and escaped, be one of the most abolitionist in the country naturally gravitated towards the emphasis that john brown placed on any slavery, almost like - because john brown should take part in harpers ferry and john brown seo people if i can get a high profile abolitionist roderick douglas to come along, this will have credibility. and especially, somebody who had been a slave but douglas says no and part of the since know is that he recognizes that this is probably a mission. douglas had been a

. >> frank, john brennan said earlier this type of information, these documents, should be on lockdown every, day every, night accounted for every minutes. so who are the people in charge of them in the white house than ever looking out the door? donald trump wouldn't know where to find them or how to read them? >> yeah we're learning of course as we've learned over the last four or five years, stephanie, the rules seem to have not applied to donald trump. so even in office, we see reporting, from multiple outlets that he would occasionally, or actually more than occasionally 15 boxes perhaps, stuff things in his hope, go stairs to the residents, kash patel claims there's a standing order whenever he left the oval, everything was declassify's i don't buy that of course i don't buy that particularly where nuclear material is concerned. i think we may be talking about things that fall under the atomic energy act, which i don't believe he has any authority to declassify. but the rules seem not to have, that's part of the damage and risk assessment that the dni has been permitted to conduc

brennan and harry litman, former u.s. attorney, former deputy assistant attorney general. the host of the podcast, talking buds. people want to know what's supposed to happen. let me show that to you. >> there's a process in place. we have had a process in place. there's a legal way of doing this. for managing migrants. republican governors interfering in that process and using migrants as political pawns is shameful. it's reckless. just plain wrong. remember, these are people who are fleeing communism, who are fleeing hardship. if these governors truly care about border security, they should ask texas governor ted cruz and florida senators marco rubio and rick scott why they voted against the president's request for record funding for the department of homeland security. >> i worked for a president who saw the issue of illegal immigration in a way not in line with his party. he agreed with the late ted kennedy and late john mccain. he believed in amnesty as ronald reagan did. the republican party is accident phobic. they

brennan of the cia. nothing happened. some schools are going back to remote learning, nothing to do with covid. mark meredith is with us. the department of education is blaming climate change. >> officials say climate change is a factor but think of the parents, the struggle is immediate, trying to figure out what to do with kids who cannot physically go to school. the east coast, still impact on the west, forcing cities like philadelphia, baltimore, san diego to close earlier switch to remote learning and the physical buildings are too hot for the kids to be in. this week more than 30 denver public schools are releasing students early due to extreme temperatures in the district says they were working on it, summer night schools were scheduled to have air-conditioning installed but due to supply-chain issues we ate schools are only partially completed. this issue is prompting some lawmakers in dc to ask where did the covid related taxpayer money go? much of the money that was earmarked to help schools im

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, al jazeera downing street last spring, and john hall in london. now for more reaction and analysis, jonah, yes, this trust a trust, a seasoned of course, and canny political operator. she has served in 3 cabinets in various different guises. most recently, of course, on devoris johnson was, or a secretary, which she still is, of course, until she succeeds him formerly after visiting the queen on tuesday, she has remained unfailingly loyal to boris johnson. and in her acceptance speech, you heard a bit of it there. she said she would govern as a conservative. she would cut taxes to boost the economy. she would deal with the energy crisis and the cost of living crisis. and crucially, when the next general election in 2024. let me bring in my guest, are to talk a little bit more about lose trust. chris wilkins works now with audrey strategic advisory, formerly though director of strategy and speech writer for to resume in number 10, dallas re where of course you will have worked alongside with them and got to know this trust what she liked. she's ver

as queen elizabeth's coffin is taken to saint giles cathedral in edinburgh, port brennan reports the public who are in scotland at the moment, we'll get their opportunity at saint john's cathedral from the ceiling. but the queen's coffin is not staying the more than 24 hours. so that will be a rather brief opportunity for the people in scotland to pay their respect before the queen's body is brought down here to buckingham palace initially, ah, on a flight which will come down to the r f base just to the north west of london called our f north halt. it will be accompanied by the queen's daughter princess and you crate accuses washer of targeting a power plant in ca, keith, causing electricity outages. it says the strikes are in revenge for ukraine's rapid success is in a counter offensive in the east. pakistan's, former prime minister, enron carnis, had his bail extended by a court hearing terrorism charges against him. his earlier bail was due to expire on monday. the case is related to a speech that con, gave an august in which he accused the lease of the judge of torturing one of

as queen elizabeth's coffin is taken to saint charles cathedral in edinburgh or brennan reports the public who are in scotland at the moment, we'll get their opportunity at saint john's cathedral from the seasoning. but the queen's coffin is not staying the more than 24 hours. so that will be a rather brief opportunity for the people in scotland to pay their respects before . the queen's body is brought down here to buckingham palace initially ah, on a flight which will come down to the r f based just to the north west of london called r f nor fault. it will be accompanied by the queen's daughter princess anne. ukraine is accused, russia had targeting a power plant in khaki, eve causing electricity outages. it says the strikes are in revenge for ukraine's rapid successes in a counter offensive in the east. the ukrainian army says that it's recaptured. bolden, 20 settlements in the past 24 hours. pakistan's, former private history. iran carnis had his bail on terrorism charges extended. his earlier bill was due to expire on monday. the case is related to a speech the con gave in august, whi

we know what carolyn was saying with john, of course, brianna, absolutely true. serena is playing freely, she is playing as if she's just having a ball out there. that is the key. she wasn't played much so she is not burned out, she is not injured, knock on wood. she looks like a kid out there having a ball and she's not done yet. this evolving, evolving out of tennis, it's a very slow evolution. she's having a great time and the question i think now comes for everyone watching how far can she go? could she win this? and i think the answer unthinkable, what, 48 -- you know, 72 hours ago is she can go into next week potentially and who knows? the sky is the limit because she is just playing an entirely different brand of tennis than she usually does when the pressure is on. >> evolving out of tennis but i think it's also so interesting to hear her talk in a way paying homage to the fact that -- to attribute to how she has owe involved in the game and how she has evolved in the acceptance of her in the game. she said she hasn't been able to play like this in two de