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retaining classified material, they are democratic representative mike quigley and republican representative darren lahood. thank you for joining this morning. >> good morning. >> thank you, jim. >> first let me begin on your proposed legislation. congressman lahood, can you describe which specific penalties you are recommending in this legislation to be imposed for former officials who retain classified materials. >> well, sure. as you look at the current statute right now, the criminal statute it really turns on intent and knowledge. i'm a former federal prosecutor, jim, so when we look at this statute, what congressman quigley and i looked at is how we can enhance the statute. if there's not intentional or knowing, you know -- if that's not met here, what else can we do to add to the criminal penalties? we have looked at fines, we have looked at stripping security clearances, we have looked at future banning of members of

congress or people in the administration from viewing classified documents. really looking at negligence, sloppiness. if this was an accident in some way. so that we can help deter this. because i think we're all disturbed and concerned about that and that's what we are looking at in the legislation. >> what's been remarkable, congressman quigley -- >> clearly this is -- >> -- events of recent weeks it comes up to sitting presidents, former vice presidents. would your legislation impose such penalties on officials at that level? >> well, look, i don't think anyone is above the law. the problem here is -- first of all, this is a bipartisan problem so it requires a bipartisan solution. so i think that's why it's important that we start working on this together, especially from the experience on the intelligence community. the problem is the criminal threshold is apparently too high so there has to be -- this is serious and there has to be some

accountability. if that's civil in nature, so be it, at least it will work to disincentivize those who are being sloppy with absolutely critical documents. there is no excuse for this kind of behavior. >> congressman lahood, would the penalties be greater for folks -- i mean, you mentioned intent -- who don't it appear inadvertently held on to these documents but refuse to cooperate with law enforcement in terms of handing them back? >> well, listen, facts and evidence matter and so that's going to be up to the department of justice, it's going to be up to the prosecutor to make that decision. as you know, there's been a special counsel appointed on the biden incidents there and so it will depend on what occurred there. but we need to give more tools to the prosecutor to department of justice to determine whether there was intent, if there was intent and there was knowledge there ought to be criminal prosecution. if there wasn't it shouldn't be nothing. we ought to be able to find

somebody, maybe up to $5 million, strip them from future ability to look at classified documents. we are enhancing this so that the prosecutors have more tools so we deter this type of behavior. >> congressman quigley, we have a republican and democrat on the air right now introducing this legislation. are you confident you're going to get bipartisan support for this? >> i think -- i think if you want bipartisan support that's how you should start it, and for me who better than someone who's family has a history of bipartisan cooperation, as you know, his father was in the obama cabinet. >> yeah. >> but, you know, a former prosecutor who is a serious member of the committee who better to show the rest of congress that when it comes to matters of national security we have to work together, the issues are just too important not to. >> okay. another topic that very much in the news and that is knowledge of a chinese surveillance balloon floating over the continental u.s.

you both have been briefed multiple times on china in your duties as members of the intelligence committee. how serious, congressman lahood, a threat is this and do you buy china's explanation that this was just a weather balloon that went off course? >> well, i have real concerns, jim. the fact that china can have on demand access to our air space and particularly over sensitive areas, around montana, as has been publicly reported, we have lots of nuclear assets there, we have an air base there, you look at china's track record of being deceitful, not being honest, playing by a different set of rules, i have real concerns. i'm glad speaker mccarthy has asked for a meeting with the gang of eight, i think that's important. as this comes on the cusp of secretary blinken going to beijing this isn't the type of thing they should be doing. >> do you agree, congressman quigley, that blinken should cancel his trip to meet with chinese officials in response to this? >> no, i think there's always

room for diplomacy. look, if you are angry about something don't talk about it through the press, talk about it nose to nodse and the ramifications of this. let's put this in perspective. the low orbit chinese satellites have been there for years, they're there all the time. i don't want the american people to think this is something new and that all of a sudden we have a concern that we didn't have before. those concerns are there. they have to be mitigated, they have to be addressed. we have to confront the chinese government and canceling a trip, i think, would be counterproductive in an effort to at least let them know how serious this is and what the potential ramifications might be for this and other matters that they do like cyber attacks. >> congressman lahood, quick final thought? >> yeah, this is part of the reason why the second bill we

put on the floor in the new house majority is the new select committee on china. if you look at that bill it got 100 democrats to support t i'm proud to serve on that committee. let's make no mistake about it, china has a plan to replace us and they are working the it every day, technologically, militarily, from a trade perspective, diplomatically. we have to wake up to that. as you look at the bipartisan committee we will be focused on please malign activities that china has engaged in. and also on the economic side, on how we use our trade in the indo-pacific region to isolate china, that all has to be on the table. i really look at this as not a republican and democrat issue, it's an american issue. i'm glad we have this select committee set up. >> no question. it's certainly a topic the three of us and others will be talking about a lot more in the coming weeks and months. democratic congressman mike quigley, republican congressman darren lahood, we appreciate you joining this morning. >> thank you.

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a new jersey community is mourning the loss of a city councilwoman who was shot and killed in her car near her home. 30-year-old republican councilwoman eunice dwumfour was killed wednesday night. authorities have not named any suspects or released a motive. new jersey governor phil murphy says this does appear to be politically motivated.

>> i almost hesitate to say this because i don't know this, but there's no evidence that it was accidental. it feels very specific. it does not appear to be related to her position as an elected council councilwoman. >> right now i'm joined by a woman who joined on the commission with eunice. thank you so much for joining us, we are so sorry for your loss. how long have you known eunice? >> i've been knowing eunice since 2017. she joined the hrc because her sister faith brought her in and she was in right after her sister. i've been knowing her since 2017. >> can you tell us a little bit more about her. one of her colleagues described her as the embodiment of the american dream, with roots in

ghana. she ultimately served her first term on the sayreville council. tell us more about her. >> she was a beautiful person. this is why it's so devastating to know what happened to her. she was very motivated, very positive. a woman that you will want to have her around your children and talk to them because everything to her was nothing negative, a very strong woman of faith, and very caring, loving person where her smile was contagious. she always told you to drive and just be strong and never give up. that's the kind of woman that you want to have around everybody because she gives you that motivation even when you felt down, she was still motivating you to just keep going. >> just at the peak of her life, she was the mother of a young girl and just recently married a few months ago. i know that you saw her earlier in the day that she was ultimately killed, you saw her at the grocery store.

do you have any reason to believe that she was under threat by anybody, that anyone would want to harm her? >> she didn't seem when i saw her under any threat at that moment. i mean, she was very happy, very bubbly, she came to me, she spoke to me and the last words i remember her saying was, you know, god bless you, pastor and i said to her i will see you at the hrc meeting tomorrow, god bless you. she gave her a hug and -- >> and that was it. that was the last time you saw your friend. have you heard anything more? >> i haven't heard anything more. i haven't heard anything more. i just hope that justice be served for her because she didn't deserve to die the way she did. >> and you've spoken with investigators i would imagine as well having seen her that day. >> no, i haven't spoken to any investigators. my husband happens to be a detective for sayreville so i try not to get into the middle

of that just because of conflict of interest. >> and so where do things stand now in terms of the investigation to your knowledge? >> all they're doing is just trying to find leads to find the killer. they're still trying to search cameras and try to search the area and see if they can find something that could lead them to her killer. >> how is her daughter doing right now? how is her husband doing? >> well, her husband is not in the united states, he is in nigeria, she got married in november and she was trying to bring him here. so we are not sure how he's doing. we haven't spoken to him or anything like that. i'm sure he's devastated that he just got married and now he's no longer with his wife. his daughter, she has to be devastated and that's her mom and she's only, i believe, 11 years old. her father, i know he's devastated. i've seen how he's reacting.

everybody is devastated about the whole situation, how horrific it was for this to happen. >> well, it's a tragic loss for the community, i know for you as well with your friend, and she sounded like an incredible woman. we are so sorry for your loss. thank you for joining us into thank you. an appeals court has ruled the federal law preventing people who pose a domestic violence threat from having guns is unconstitutional. it is just the latest decision to dismantle gun restrictions in the united states. the justice department has signaled that it plans to appeal which could set up another showdown over gun rights at the supreme court. estimates from the brady campaign show that a woman is killed every 16 hours by an intimate partner with a firearm. cnn's supreme court reporter arian deveau joins us with more. i wonder if you could tell us about the justice department's response and i'm curious what happens to this as it goes to

the supreme court, if it does. >> well, this was, in fact, a very conservative federal appeals court that was made more conservative by president donald trump's nominees. as you said, it validated this law that blocked a person who is under a restraining order for domestic violence from possessing a firearm. but here is what's critical, is that this appeals court decision was rooted in a supreme court decision from last spring, a landmark decision, where the supreme court changed the framework that lower courts are going to use going forward when they look at laws. the supreme court said in that big opinion that from now on judges have to look at whether the law fit into what the supreme court called a historical tradition in the u.s. so this appeals court looked at this law and it said that the government hadn't convinced the court that this law fit into that tradition. so they invalidated it.

attorney general merrick garland was quick last night to release a statement, a lengthy statement. he said he' peeled but he also said nearly 30 years ago congress determined a person subject to a court order that restrains him or her from threatening an intimate partner or child cannot lawfully possess a firearm. that statute is constitutional. so now garland has said he's going to appeal. he can go back to the fifth circuit to a larger panel of judges, but that court is so conservative he might have better luck going straight back to the supreme court. of course, this all comes, as you said, as numbers for domestic violence and gun violence in general are skyrocketing and it puts the supreme court in a little bit of a quandary because usually when they issue a landmark opinion they want it to percolate for a few years so that the lower courts can really digest t but

that particular opinion has caused so much confusion in the lower courts in this case and others that it might force the justices' hands to step in again sooner than they thought they would have to. >> the court is saying because the founders did not have domestic violence on their radar screen as it relates to firearms, you can't pass a law today that addresses that issue? >> yes, they said, look, this might be terrific policy, but it does not fit into this new framework that the supreme court set out. so that's where they are right now and they're going to have to take it up again most likely. >> real questions about what this means about red flag laws which have become all the rage. thanks so much. >> thank you. still ahead, cnn is getting rare access inside a secret dea lab as that agency tries to stay ahead of the opioid crisis, made even worse by the rise of the incredibly potent and often deadly fentanyl.

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are some of the ones that we will seize that have the same m and the 30 on the other side. >> if you look at what is real here and the rainbow fentanyl, they're not even really trying anymore to disguise this. this is clearly fake, but also if you look at this 800 grams of fentanyl, that turns into 400 to 500,000 potentially lethal pills. think about that, one bag gives you 400,000 to 500,000 lethal doses. >> reporter: it's the message the dea wants out there, one pill can kill. the days of experimentation are over. and so this sophisticated lab has to keep up, trying to analyze these pills down to their molecular structure, using the equivalent of an mri machine. >> we have seen hundreds and hundreds of unique combinations. we will see one that contains fentanyl, one with fentanyl and zie owe zeen, one with fentanyl and caffeine, one is fentanyl

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just into cnn, the police have made an arrest in connection with the two monkeys stolen from the dallas zoo. the two emperor tamarin monkeys were found in a closet and not hurt thankfully. >> the great marty savage is following this and who is behind this? >> who knew what was going on at the zoo, but they have cracked

the case of the missing monkeys at the zoo, and they have someone in custody. a 24-year-old man named damian irwin who was taken into custody, and the monkeys had human help which is a story that has captured attention across the nation. the two monkeys were escaped or allowed to escape and takenencl n where police received a tip that said you might find them in a closet at a home, and then on surveillance there was the suspect identify and now taken into custody and charged with six counts of animal cruelty. so it is nothing to laugh at when it comes to the charge, but the good news is that the monkeys are safe and now the culprit has been nabbed. jim and bianna.

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