>> we were bonded in a way tha i just could not have imagined >> patrick and jessica wer rushed to different hospital after the attack, and it was weeks before there you are redirected together they have overcom dozens of surgeries, and rehab jessica what have her other le amputated. the bombing did not define who they were, but did define thei direction. jessica is a nurse, and patric a psychologist, servin military members, that's, an their families >> what i see here is everybod kind of getting forward. >> absolutely. i tell people all the time tha they might hear about, you know, us marines going out and seein that but i tell them, and help me just as much, probably eve more >> ten years later, stil boston strong. and on that note i wish you al a very good and safe night from all of our colleagues across the networks and nb news, thanks for staying u late i will see you, at the end o

tomorrow good to have you here. so, if you got in your car, an you drove out of oklahoma city you drove southeast, out o oklahoma city, about fou hours. before you left oklahoma state limits, before you crossed the border, the last placed yo would hit is mccurtain county, oklahoma it's right in the farthest south corner of the great stat of oklahoma, it border arkansas to the east, and texa to the south and in mccurtain county, i that part of oklahoma. the local newspaper is calle the mccurtain gazette news and the mccurtain gazette news is a print only newspaper, doesn't have a website if you want to read th mccurtain gazette news reporting, it's like the googl days you have to wait each week

until the hard copy of the paper hits your doorstep, an then you can see what they hav reported on. like all good local news outlets, online or in print, o both the staff at the mccurtain gazette news, make it thei business to make sure they are did legitimately covering th local government in thei corner of oklahoma so they show up to count commissioners meeting, where the agenda is by an equipmen for the local volunteer fire department, or road repairs, for stuff like that. at the end of the day, these local reporter see it, as thei job to make sure that loca citizens know what their local government is doing. and also, as the flip side o that same coin, they are makin sure that the local government in that area, county officials in that part of oklahoma, they are held accountable for wha they do. so, making sure citizens are

informs, making sure that loca officials know that everybod knows what they are doing, i means covering a lot of thes mundane comings and goings o local governance it means a lot of shoe leather a lot of going to what is ofte boring meetings. the thing is though, every onc in a while, despite it day-to-day mundane character a the best of times, every onc in awhile, reporting of that character, reporting like that turns up something that is not at all mundane that is what has just happened in mccurtain county, oklahoma. last month, on march 6th, th mccurtain county commission, held one of their normal meetings, which are usuall boring affairs, for all th right reasons. but, staff in the mccurtai gazette news, went to that meeting to cover it, and after the meeting, the longtim publisher the paper, a man named bruce billingham, he decided he was gonna d something out of the ordinary.

he decided to leave a voic activated recorder, inside the room where the commissio meets. and the reason he did that, is because he suspected, that the county commission, in mccurtai county, was continuing to do county business, after the meeting had ended. and that would've been i violation of the states open meeting act. his publisher for the loca paper essentially thought that the commission was trying to d business affecting the peopl of the county without loopin the public in what they were doing and that is somethin that's just not allowed unde state law. so this publisher, he made sur that what he was doing was o the open up, when he left that recorder he told the associate press, i talked on two different occasions with our attorneys, to make sure wasn't doing anything illegal. >> but he left the recorde there, it's voice-activated. and then he went back an collected it and when he collected that reporter, he discovered that there is a lot more going on

after the close of the count commission meeting, more tha just a violation of th oklahoma open meeting act, tha he had suspected, here is ho the mccurtain gazette news headlined it on their fron page, this week. quote, county official discussed killing, and burying gazette reporters. , there's an audio recording the audio this conversation wa released this weekend, by th mccurtain gazette news, and it is horrifying. in the audio recording, you ca hear the mccurtain count sheriff, talking to anothe share from the official from the sheriff's office, as wel as a local county commissioner and it appears that th officials are sort of, bluntly talking amongst themselves about killing the publisher of the local newspaper, bruce spilling him, and his son chris, who also works as a reporter for the mccurtain gazette news

this is apparently due to th fact, that the paper has published unfavorable storie about the sheriff's office i the past but regardless of what cause any sort of bad will here, the conversation that follows is disturbing so, if you don't want to hea it, now is your chance to hi pause or turned me off, bu here we go here it is >> they're insignificant in my life -- >> what comes around goe around -- >> i know where to big depots, are if you ever need them. well i've got an excavator these were already pre dog as, if what they were saying was not clear enough, they als discussed the ins and outs o what it would take to hire a hitman to do the job

>> i know two or three hitmen. >> and they would show n mercy. and louisiana, because it's al i'm off around here. >> but here is the reality,. or any of those people who wer really behind all that, wh would be the bag i've no two or three hitman, the very quiet, guys that show no mercy oh yeah, but a parent's wife's head, the report's wife head was touched, in another part o the recording, a voice identified as a county commissioner, laments the fact that lynchings, are no longe color practice, that's n longer something you're allowe to do.

>> to 12 people going to the sheriff, it's alaska 20. they don't have a clue wit they're getting into >> i'll tell you something back in a day's, and the worked their butt and put them in the cell. >> yeah, like mud creek up the road they can't do, that they hav more rights and we've got. >> first back in the day, yo take a dam black, i and what they're but into the middle, now it's not like that anymore i know, take them down to mu creek, and hanging up with a dam rope, you can't do tha anymore, they have more rights than we do they've got more rights no than we got. nbc news has not independently verified this audio, we reac out to the mccurtain count sheriff's office by phone, the

said they had no comment a this time. we also reached out to the county commissioner, who apparently has his voice on th tape, we haven't heard bac from him but we will tell, you is certainly everyone in the stat of oklahoma, appears to be taking this matter rathe seriously, the publisher of th newspaper says he's turned ove these audio recordings to th fbi, the oklahoma attorney generals office, he says he' also already had several conversations with federal investigators. we governor the state of oklahoma, has called on th officials heard on these recordings, to resign. again, the governor is calling on news county officials t resign he's also asking the oklahom bureau of investigation, t look into this matter. the state representative for the area, has also demande that the sheriff resign, and others resign, the local mayor has also demanded thes resignations now, look at this morning, mor than hundred people gathered around mccurtain count sheriff's office to protest, and demanded these officials

leave their post, over these racist and violent comments. talking about how they sai they wish they could lynch people, like they could back i the day they wish they could people and put them in a cell. we and mccurtain, county oklahoma, it's not the onl place dealing with a local upheaval it is now making national news we are also keeping an eye o akron, ohio. 25-year-old black man, jalen walker, no criminal record when traffic ticket on his record in his life he was driving his car, last june, akron police said mr walker's car had a broke license plate light, because o that they try to pull him over according to police, walker di not stop, police say walke then fired a single shot fro his vehicle. he exited his car, he began to run, away the police officer chased after him, and then the shot at him. they shot at him dozens of

times, they hit him dozens o times. akron police have released bod cam footage of this incident i will warn, it before a plate this video is not for everyone if you do not want to see this again, once again a chance t look away or hit me. but here it is [sound of gunfire] >> we positivity are there, bu the audio continues, each on of those pops here in the audi is a shot fired by police. eight different police officer fired a total of 94 bullets, 9 bullets fired at one man they hit him in the hearts, th long, sliver, the intestines they broke his ribs, his jaw both his legs. all in all they hit him with

bullets 46 different times he died on the spot, and as yo lay bare dead, they handcuffed him. police say the reason they sho and killed jayland walker, i because he reached for his waistband, as if you are about to shoot them, that would've been impossible after they killed him they say the gun police say he used to fire that single sho from his car, that gun was still in his car, which mean he was unarmed when they fired nearly 100 bullets at him, and put 46 bullets into his body again, and then handcuffed him when he lay down on the ground having been shot 46 times. after jayland walker was sho and killed in akron ohio a special grand jury was the empaneled, to determine whethe charges should be brough against the eight police officers, who shot of mr walker today, that special grand jury delivered their decision

-- there are no criminal charges. that it is about all eight o the officers will continue t remain anonymous, he'll al stay employed by the aquin police department. over the summer in the immediate wake of the shooting the city of akron erupted into large, ongoing protests fo days, to protest this killing. given the history, given the public's previous visceral reaction to this case, befor the grand jury's decision wa even announced today authorities began to lockdow the city of akron. police barricades were set u around the courthouse. city hall had its window boarded, up schools an universities canceled in-perso classes. so far tonight in akron, thing were quiet this was just before sundown outside the akron courthouse for protesters who are reportedly saying no justice no peace keeping an eye on akron tonight, and in the coming days, to see

how that story about jayland walker develops, we also hav our eyes tonight, on the great city of kansas city missouri on thursday, this past week, a 16 year old boy. i sent out by his mom to g pick up his two younge brothers, his two younge brothers had been at a friends house. but this young man, 16-year-ol young man, his name is ralph he got confused by the address he accidentally rang the doorbell of the wrong house on a nearby street. one street over, he was goin to what he thought was the house where his younger twin brothers were staying with a friend he went by accident to the wrong house on a neighboring street, an 85-year-old white man who lived at that hous answer to the door, an according to court documents o the, man saw 16-year-old ralph on his doorstep, he shot him twice, once in the head an then opened his door and sho him once in the arm accordin

to prosecutors ralph yarl neve entered the home, who shot through the glass for the firs shot remarkably, he survived, he go up and ran away. he reportedly had to go to three different homes, for someone agreed to help him there is discharge thi afternoon, he's now it is home recovering, his mom is a nurse and you've been covering for him. the man who allegedly shot him -- shooting him again while h laid on the porch. he'd been let into polic custody the night with the new they happened. please let him go just hours later. their protests over the weekend, protesters marched to th neighborhood where young ralph yarl was shot, they chante justice for all. justice for all.

tonight, monday night, fou days after the shootings place the county prosecutor announce that the man who shot ralp ralph yarl will be charged i the shooting, he'll be charged with two felony counts including first degree assault the prosecutor announced the charges, he said there is quote, a racial component to the case >> the mayor of kansas city, quinton lucas said he' relieved to see what is called a first step towards justice for ralph yarl, but he als expressed can only be describe at exasperations and what th shooting represents for blac people living in this country. he said, quote, you've heard o driving while black? you've heard about all the other issues of black people confronted life. can you not knock on the doo while black? it's almost like you can't exist. joining us now is the mayor of kansas city, missouri, quinton lucas. thanks so much for being here, i know this is a difficult tim for your city.

>> it's good to be with you. >> first, let me just ask you, if i explain that -- the understanding of these events, i got anything wrong or there's anything importan that i left out here >> you know, i've read the probable cause chargin statement, which is probably the most heinous part, is that the gentleman who shot - i should say gentleman, th criminal, the defendant, and 85-year-old man shot because h claimed he was scared of thi black teenager and i say, a black teenage boy not because of an insult, or because of the fact that thi is a kid this is a kid who is sent ou by his mother, to pick up hi younger brother's. the sort of thing that shoul be normal and routine, and indeed is. in our community, tragically last week, it is something tha could've taken this boy's life >> this young man is accomplished, he's a musician,

the superintendent of -- says he's an excellent student maintains a stellar gpa, while taking college level courses some people going on about his talent as musician, hi affiliation with the metropolitan youth orchestra and the marching band. can you tell us, nathan, about his condition and, about how h and his family - >> i talked to his mother today, she said she's a strong, woman i could tell during her time just visiting, last severa days i know have bee overwhelming for them. so many people who have reache out, so many people in support but also a number of questions questions about why, why the delay in charges, i know thi question is come up. why and how can something like this happen. and the neighborhood in kansas city, which is predominately white. this question i know many like parents face and black peopl generally, they move there because of good schools, because of good opportunities. but what do you lose a exchange does your child --

do you lose your humanity in exchange, just from existing while black in certain areas what we need to work on in kansas city, i would, sa nationwide after this, is ho do we make sure that first o all, it's clear that this is not right, this is not something that's accepted, and his fear of black youth, o black people you talked about it through th entire show. it's something that we need to confront that we need to call, oh no we need to address, we need to not have the narrative beef state legislatures, tha are against diversity training including in my home state, bu instead have people recogniz the bias, the goes to so man of, them so we don't see thing like this happening again an again. >> one of the things i've seen discussed in the wake of the shooting, is a so-called stand-your-ground law whic missouri's had for a number of years now. since i believe 2016 is there any sense in whic that stand-your-ground law i implicated here, obviously thi

is a gun crime, this is shooting that existed in the way you're allowed to use your weapon as governor of missouri according to a law that' designed effectively to preven home invasion, something lik that gonna be implicated here, in terms of this young man jus having run the doorbell an posing no threat to this famil or this home but nevertheless, those sort of laws are seen in othe places, as having muddy th waters around encounters lik this, that ends in shootings we have seen the gun lobby change what is core common sense. i said this earlier, but i'l repeat it again, if this was the sort of thing wher stand-your-ground can be enforced, and every u.s. posta worker, every amazon deliver person, every piece of deliver person, every girl scout volunteer, anybody knocking on a door, now becomes somebody who's subject to be shot

and i think particularly, i sa this is not just a mayor, no just a person's community, but as a black man and a black father, to recognize the additional risk the people o color, that black people disproportionately will face because of defenses like this. it concerns me greatly so i do hope this is a case where ther is a conviction, but more than that, i hope and i pray, i don't know if it'll happen tha some of these legislatures tha have tried to basically allo guns to be everywhere, and use in every circumstance, in ever situation finally say you know what, this is a kid. this is a good kid, who did no deserve this and well there fetishization o gun laws has done, thi expansion of gun rights an protections, so people are using them outside their cars. this man is scared of a blac managed, or this could b pushed back, against until w

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moment in the news show the first piece of tape or the first guy you'll see in this is so many will recognize and looks like he'll definitel recognize his voice. -- and their televised hearings his name is rusty bowers remember him international

drama over the past couple o years, and that crucial moment and there -- an outgoing president wa calling officials around the country, kind of throw the election result, keep him in power instead, we will remembe rusty bowers, who's republican leader in the arizona house of representatives, we got that pressure from former president trump, he got so much pressure to throw the election results. he got the kind of pressure th turns coal into diamonds but rusty bowers, sewed up t it he didn't do it. and whatever else there is t know about rusty bowers, i arizona, it's a politica figure and a man, he would not throw the election results from arizona, donald trump demanded he do it. as a consequence, rusty bowers a, was thrown out of office by arizona republicans, they ca stand for that

but be, i think it's a arguable that rusty bowers and his pacing goes, history as key man in a key role, in a ke moment remember who rust bowers, is and i do think he has a unique place in this crucible moment that we're having in the history of american democracy will see hi here, in this tape we'll see him here, this i from march of last year. you'll see him here with another, man who will also g down in history, for the great personal cost, he has paid also for trying to sav democracy. >> speaker bowers -- >> members, we are honored today to have vladimir kara-murza, with us there is a bio on each of your desks, tha will describe what i would consider a very brave position

as a dissident, but chiefly as a politician author, and historian, and sir karen morrison has been twic poisoned, by the regime in russia and obviously, he's with u today. it is a powerful voice of th opposition the current regime in russia > thank you mister speaker for that very kind introduction. members of the house, ladies and gentlemen, dear friends, it's an honor to be here i arizona state --

>> rusty bowers, before he was censured by arizona republican before he lost his seat in state politics, because he wouldn't overturn the election results, to keep forme president in office. that's rusty bowers in the arizona state legislature, introducing vladimir carolina, you may also recognize you'v seen him on the show before. you've seen him here on nbc. may recognize him as one of th most high-profile opposition political figures in russia. the reason we have that tape o him in arizona, with rusty bowers, is because march o last, year just a year ago vladimir kara-murza, was invited to speak to the arizon state legislature, but the war that had just started, about russia having just invaded ukraine, and started - their war there. that speech in arizona that he gave, i thought it isn't russi use that

they cited that speech i particular they arrested him for the grav crime calling russia's war i ukraine a war, in a lot to d that and a great kind of criticizin vladimir putin for turning russia for what should b democracy, to a dictatorship today, vladimir kara-murza was sentenced to 25 years in prison the longest punishment inuit ever handed down to kremli critic since the fall of the soviet union the only opposition politica feature in washington, i alexei navalny, who you see on the screen here. he's already been imprisoned we've had, news just in th past few, days that alexei navalny has become so elwell i prison, then ambulance was

called several days ago, his lawyers believe he's bee poisoned inside prison and that sounds, of course like a farfetched thing it t claim it's over the fact tha lsu navalny, has already bee poisoned by the russia security services. he was poisoned in a nerve agent attack in 2020, and, a you heard rusty bowers, sa vladimir kara-murza has twic been attacked with poiso having barely survived eac time i like alexei navalny they'v sentenced to a long term priso sentence 25 years in prison tha treatment of opposition figure that is part of how russia i waging this war that the started in ukraine and a dictator's war against their own people i mean in russia for anyon it's a ten or 15-year prison sentence if you call the war a war. you cannot use that word for i or you go to prison. there's not a single hig pressure profile political opposition figure, who is stil free today, in russia.

now they're handing out 25-yea prison sentences, for crimes like expecting to speak an invitation from rusty bowers the arizona state legislature. that's one way they are waging the war. another way they're waging their, war is by locking up al the press, it's no longe illegal to operate, effectively, a non state controlled new organization in russia and one american journalist, evan gershkovich for the wal street journal's in russia prison today having been charged with espionage for the grave crim of working as a reporter insid russia today, finally, u.s. ambassado to russia was allowed to see mr. gershkovich in prison. it's been more than two week since russia locked him up they only let him have his first visit from the u.s embassy today, ambassador lynn tracey said that mr. gershkovich is in good health, and he remained strong she also reiterated that the u.s. government is demanding that he be released. so that's another way that the

are waging this war right now. still, another way that they'r waging, it is, weirdly, this after a lot of online sleuthing, by disinformation researchers, particularly russian disinformation researchers, th wall street journal has just published this bizarre report, about one of the largest, most widely followed pro kremlin, pro russia, pro putin social media networks on earth. the amazing thing they report, is at this network, apparently is controlled by american women. -- she's pretending to have bee born in eastern ukraine. she's been claiming to be russian origin she's reportedly been runnin this major online network, supporting russia and th warning crane, with accounts o

telegram, and twitter, and youtube and spotify. is even a podcast, where she apparently speaks on a fak russian accent the wall street journal, i describing her link social media accounts, as a permanent online voice supporting russia's war in ukraine. it's what run by the america woman, pretending to be russian. and, what the wall stree journal is reporting, now is amazing on a few different levels you know the classified to events that were allegedly posted online on a gamin server that discord gaming server b the 21-year-old massachusett international guards and who's now been arrested, part of the mystery around that story, it' not just been how did a kid wh looks like he's 11 years old get access to documents that secret another part of the sort o logistical mystery of, it ha been the timing of it all. this young man allegedly poste

these, documents classifie documents. he posted them online, the didn't come to public attention, until much later, until this month. according to the wall street journal, find the reason t happen the way, did part of th reason these documents came to policy, tension at the languishing on his game in discord server, is because i ones particular social media account, the big, calling this one big social media account with a big following, for been pro russian and pro putin, the one run secretly by this american woman, her telegram account, started posting these documents, to their ow telegram account, a couple o weeks ago, on april 5th. so the massachusetts airme have been posting them on this discord server, it was this, woman apparently, or lease the network she was running, tha circulated them more broadly by posting them on telegram. she has a large following on telegram, by pro russia pr

putin pro kremlin, interests started picking up these documents only after she poste on telegram. so i circulated them mor widely that's when the pentagon finally noticing, them and start investigating. in other words documents wer basically unnoticed, sitting there on obscure gaming server chat rooms they did not get noticed at all, until this big pro putin socia media account, put them into circulation. >> there's a bunch of things that are very interesting abou this one that's pro putin socia media network, which play this key, roll apparently, an circulating these classified documents, the woman who reportedly runs the network, i not only american, even though she claims to be russian but until november according to th wall street journal she was in the united states navy station that would be island that seems like a problem.

another bigger problem here, i that there is a fox news channel problem associated wit this in this whole scandal abou these classified documents b imposed online, you might have heard along the way, that some of the documents were altered, so it wasn't just that this wa classified material the public was never supposed to see part of the issue here is that some of these documents were altere from what they originally said according to the wall street journal the doctor documents were the ones that were posted online by this woman, or by th network that she was, runnin this pro putin pro russi social media network, which pu this thing into wide circulation. specifically what was changed? well, one of these documents was changed, to make russian casualties in war, look away lower than they were and to make ukrainia casualties look way higher tha they were. in other words this on

document was doctored to mak it look like don russia is doing way better and lower tha actually are, and to make it look like ukraine was losing really badly another way to put it is, is the way they put it when the discuss how fox news >> the second thing we learned from these slides, is despit direct u.s. involvement, ukraine is in fact lose in the war. seven ukrainians are being killed for being russian ukraine is losing the war. ukraine is losing the war. seven ukrainians are being killed for every russian that's not actually what you can learn from the slides, that's what you can learn from the documents that wer allegedly online by this massachusetts internationa guardsman, that is intercepted on its, week but then in order to get that seven ukrainians killed for every one russian killed, you can only learn tha from the slides that wer crudely doctored, by the pro russia pro putin social medi

network, they circulated the caucus fight information tha first, place but onl reportedly after changing the, documents to try to make i look like russia's war is goin way better than it is. so, how do these documents get into circulation this weird pro russia social media network, affiliated with somebody who just got out of the u.s. navy. that is the network that als circulated the fake documents, that were altered, crudely, to make it look like russia i definitely winning the war, an ukraine is definitely losing and that is the document tha fox news highlighted, on our network last thursday. so, the fox news channel, of course, is gone either big day in court starting tomorrow the defamation case with dominion voting systems will get into court it is supposed to start today, but it was delayed til tomorrow, elijah lot o speculation on may be the case when you go to trial, maybe th two sides would settle and now looks like there are gonna going to trial tomorrow,

so we shall see, i should tell you, also last night a federal judge threw out a motion, mistrial - that's trending against one of the proud boys members, who' on trial for seditious conspiracy, for his allege role in the attack on u.s. capitol, january 6th remember the fox news thing, where fox news primetime was gonna blow the lid off the january 6th investigation, hoax, by showing all the securit camera footage from that day that they didn't want you to see. one of the proud boy defendants actually tried, t cite that fox news footage i his court case, county judge throughout the whole cas against him, since fox new said january 6th was no bi deal well, the judge last night laugh that out of court in every respect, saying ther would be no mistrial, no mis dismissal, the fox news and no actually shown anythin exculpatory to these defendant at all so, we will see what happens i that proud boys seditiou

conspiracy trial, which is heading towards closin arguments now. the fox news sort of full story, but what happened on january 6th as not been enough t rescue those defendants, fro the faith they will ultimately have handed down to them by th courts we will also see what happen in the fox news dominion votin systems defamation trial, whic is do now to start tomorrow, w will see if fox news lying deliberately, about th election results is going to have any legal consequences or financial consequences for the network. we will also see what happen in the classified document leaked trial, the 21-year-ol massachusetts airman is du back in court on wednesday, we will also see what happens wit what the wall street journal now reports, is an active fb investigation, of the american woman running this pro, russia pro putin disinformation socia media network which reportedly played a key role, i circulating those classified documents, and getting the into the bloodstream online, and which apparently jus succeeded, and getting completely fakes, pro russia

disinformation, on pasteurized unfiltered, under the highes rated our on the fox new channel's primetime lineup last thursday night. we will see how all those case and investigations turnout but, what a world, how if you're the kind of person who gets unnerved by the intersection, a very far right very partisan u.s. politics, and our national security, all those things are colliding and that intersection is getting very weird, and very intense right now. we have more ahead on that stay with us ling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. nicorette knows quitting smoking is freaking hard. you get advice like... just stop. go for a run. go for ten runs. run a marathon. instead, start small with nicorette, which will lead to something big.

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massachusetts, now it's a navy veteran. women discharged from the u.s. navy in november, in washingto state. the first report came toda from the u.s. and my news, the u.s. naval institute, citing t u.s. defense officials investigating former sailo behind pro russian social medi accounts then late this evening, th wall street journal update their big reporting for this weekend, fbi investigating e navy non commissioned officer, linked to pro russia socia media account. quote, the fbi is investigatin the activities of former u.s navy non commissioned officer, who oversaw a social media account involved in the spread of intelligence documents, allegedly leaked by airman first class jack to share. --

scope of information when u.s. officials said quote serious answers from the continent investigations unclear at this time mayor mccord, she's executiv director from the institute fo constitutional advocacy -- she's for acting attorne general at the departmen justice. miss cortez, thank you fussiness. so i modeling my three way through the stories for. of a new national security background so besides the point that th two people in these two stories, one of the classified documents, leaked allegedly one with them widely circulated. both with active or recent times the u.s. military. >> it's usually concerning, or talking about people who swore

oaths to the united states people who, now, it's unclea what access sarah mills ha when she was in the service. we do know the jack teixeira was provided access -- which means he signed nondisclosure agreement, h signed an agreement that sai he understands the law, and he will not mishandle classifie -- he want to get help, he won' transmit anyone else, he won't share, it he will talk about it he signs that knowing, it is unlawful to violate that nondisclosure grant. but more importantly, he and mrs. - took of the estates, and i what they're doing with this era knows that even if even if he's gonna put this out is discord chat group of gamers once it's out there, he's go no control over what others do with it is bills, even though she's out of the military, she spent enough years, there certainl no the damage that this kind o thing can do, so i think it' hugely concerning that these

are people, who americans trus with been in our military. >> we're also learning mor about the sort of circulatio dynamics of these documents. the punitive been posted online, in january, as far back as december may be. what the wall street journal another sort of online sleuths fall in the stuff have discovered, is placed a firs got wider circulation, it's on is very heavily followed pro russian account, allegedly operated, i network that allegedly includes this navy veteran. they posted them on their well followed telegram channe another protocol in brooklyn from there in circulated them. given what we know about the nature of the documents, and what we have seen about wher they circulated, and who circulated them, what do you think of the damage that's bee caused by this lead. >> for so many documents eve beyond the ones posted o

russian social media the cover such a wide variet of areas that's really concerning is ho resented is. i've been a little bit surprised in some ways, abou some of the reporting that doe get into the details as some o these documents, because sometimes when the governmen is really, really worried abou the harm from certai classified documents, that hav leaked, they'll reach out to the media and asked to kee certain things quiet for a tim period other times they may think look, it's out there, there' gonna be less reputable news organization though promoted maybe say differen disinformation about it. so the government is still nex assessing the damage on th documents that have been released the really using a ful intelligence assessment. but also going to be doing a deep dive into her history t determine if while she was i

the service, or any other time what are her connections wit russians, what are her connections with putin and his allies, if any there's anything else that she might be doing when she wa active duty, but at her leve of clearances? what does she have access to there could be more here tha we just don't know about >> one of the dynamics that yo land about very early on i that whenever you serve an level in the media is doin this kind of step, anytime there's a leaked document, you have to assume that it's a ver good chance it is also false document anything this leaked normall can't be verified, because it' been leaked. so is a great place to see disinformation now that we've seen one of these doctored documents front paged on primetime fox news. i wonder if the government has to contend with, sort of balancing the harm that ca come from validating, th veracity of some of thes documents, versus pointing the

out as doctored. they come out and, say these documents are, true but that would imply the other ones aren't >> and as the quandary, an when i mention that sometime the government will reach ou to the media to say, pleas keep this quiet, they ar making that calculated decision and they're making a decisio for that purpose to declassify in order to protect national security right? so, here that's a very analysi no be doing. if we acknowledge or say these things are doctored, it implie the others are real, and the equity holders, the national security agencies, and intelligence community who owned that information information they collected they've got to say in that about whether the government's gonna confirm or stay quiet on authenticity >> mary mccourt, former acting assistant attorney general for national security at the doj thank, you it's really good to have you here. we'll be right back, stay with us ss. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? get scotts turf builder rapid grass today,

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