obama's cia director john brennan knew this and manufactured the evidence.nipulated other assessments, buried high quality intelligence and then manufactured a conclusion that 17 agencies agreed russia interfered in the 2016 elections to help trump and then the press ran with it and the country was brainwashed. according to these new reports, these were similar tactics the cia used with the wmd's. this has severely wounded our body politic, warped our minds and wrecked our trust in national security institutions. we deserve the full accounting of this hoax immediately, every document involved. >> thankfully michael shullen berger has made great progress. tell us what this cooking the books is all about? >> it's good to be with you. i think some people wonder if this is old news or if this has been reported. i want to assure you it has not been reported until now. i can also assure you there are current members of the house intelligence committee that are unaware of a 50-page report that the cia is currently hiding at its headquarters. there may be other copi

we just saw clapper on the screen with john brennan and cla clapper cnn, andy andrew mccabe was under written two books and a showtime series, about donald trump. officials are doing jobs like i do in terms of analyzing things on television and they are supposed to be apolitical. after they leave office, they should do other things besides going on tv and sounds like rachel maddow or keith olberman. people at the top have become vastly political and american people know that. >> todd: good to see the media complex holding them to account for undemocratic acts. there is alleged 10-inch binder shell shellenberger referenced, but whereabouts are unknown. whoever placed cocaine in the white house, but i digress. joe biden delivering white house address to attack trump but did not want to take questions. watch. >> president biden: i will make this statement and let it stand on its own. i will take questions later. thank you. >> what did putin say? >> what -- >> sir, [indiscernible] -- >> todd: joe, will joe answer more questions between now and november after quite frankly a train wreck la

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director brennan, thank you very much for being here this evening. so, tell us. the houthis intent on attacking ships in the red sea? is it solely to disrupt international trade? >> i think, jonathan, it's a demonstration of solidarity with the palestinian people, or with hamas, and as the fighting continues to go on in the gaza strip, the houthis are going to continue to carry out these strikes against international shipping. as a demonstration of their ability to lash back at those that are supporting israel, and attacks against u.s. naval vessels, as well as others in the red sea, allows them to do that. the houthis control, basically, all the western and northern parts of yemen. and so, they own, basically, the yemeni coast on the red sea. and they have portable capabilities that they can use to lash out. so, again, i think what prompted this latest round of attacks against shipping is a result of what is going on in the gaza strip. >> so, they say, they are prepared for a long term conflict with the united states. what would that look like? >> again, they ha

joining me now, former cia director john brennan. director brennan, thank you for being here.at the sort of stipulation not a onetime strike suggest to you in terms of what the white house is thinking about. >> well, i think as the iranian proxy groups in the region have demonstrated, they continue to carry out attacks against u.s. interests. so i think the biden ministration recognizes a gonna have to keep a sustained efforts to keep them from carrying out these attacks. i suspect we're getting closer to the commencement of these strikes. i suspect we're going to be directed against these groups that reside in syria, iraq, and yemen. there also will be target against the elements that may have participated in some of these attacks against u.s. interests. including some of the members of the al-quds course, part of the iranian revolutionary guard that works very closely with these groups. so i do think we're gonna see something sustained. it's going to be other than what has happened to date, but i do think that the focus is going to be on those groups in those three countries

joining us now is former cia director, john brennan. msnbc national security and intel analysts, and the author of on daunte, my fight against americas enemies at home and abroad. welcome, mister director. a pleasure to have you here. go ahead. simone has been sean bayne. >> because, director brennan, there are a lot of people ask again, did jim comer, did james comer or jim jordan know about the russian piece of this? they know that this fbi informant was potentially lying. does it matter if they knew. >> i think it's unclear whether they knew or not. quite frankly. based on what i've seen, they really don't care if these things are true or not. they will just try to use them to advance their difference, to undermine the integrity of president biden, as well as to advance their impeachment process. so therefore, they seized upon something that was clearly an evaluated information, it was raw. it was obtained by the fbi. director wray initially try to resist provided to the hill. then the pressure increased, and eventually shared that,

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and joining us now, former cia director, john brennan. good to see you, director brennan. let's talk about what's happening right now in the region. will the u.s. strikes against these proxies in iraq and syria, do you think this is going to be a deterrent to tehran? which is clearly behind this? >> well, i think it's going to have an impact in terms of degrading the capabilities of some of these militias that have been carrying out these attacks. it's clear the biden administration now has directed u.s. military force in the region to ship from a defensive posture to a preventative one. in the past, the u.s. forces would wait for a missing or rocket or drone to be launched before they would destroy it, but what we have seen over the past several days is now the u.s. is going after those capabilities on the ground. the launchers, the weapon depots and take away the ability to carry out these attacks. i think we're going to see more strikes against these areas but as was shown just by this attack that killed some of the syrian kurdish forces, these militia extremist groups

for more context and reporting, let's bring in cbs's margaret brennan, our chief foreign affairs correspondentet, the president has made clear, he doesn't want a wider conflict, but this is difficult. i mean, they are trying to thread the needle on this. >> margaret: they really are, norah, and this is going to be measured in terms of deterrence. success can be judged by whether these iranian-backed militias continue to strike at the u.s., as they have more than 106 to five times just since the month of october, with last weekend being the deadliest. the president is also trying to decide whether to keep that u.s. military presence in the region. 3400 troops between iraq and syria. is it essential, or are they at risk? three officials in the past week have said to me that they assessed that iran has lost control of some of these militias. that makes it harder, but of course, they are very close with the militia debora patta mentioned there, hezbollah, in lebanon. so israel's ongoing war has the entire middle ast on an knife's edge, and president biden is just trying to keep out of either israe

forces in the region. >> former cia director, john brennan. could not think of a better person to have with us this morning to unpack these very critical developments. we appreciate your time, sir. up next, we are live at the white house with president biden's response following yesterday's strikes. later, why -- i think we will have to get a little longer for donald trump's federal election interference trial to get started. that's just what's happening. you're watching the weekend on msnbc. about nuec odt. looking for a bladder leak pad that keeps you dry? all of the things that you're looking for in a pad, that is always discreet. look at how it absorbs all of the liquid. and locking it right on in! you feel no wetness. - oh my gosh! - totally absorbed! i got to get some always discreet! an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. nothing comes close to

a good time to brennan -- to bring hugo lowell in. call in with your questions or comments. our phone lines are republicans (202) 748-8001, democrats (202) 748-8000, independents (202) 748-8002. we will get to those calls after you explain where we are in the classified documents on the federal case. guest: we are in something of a limbo in the document case. basically, the document case is to trial in what's known as the information procedures act. it's a multistep process that was enacted to make sure that espionage charged defendants don't just release classified material at trial and eventually blackmail the government to say we will expose all these national security secrets. the term is called grave mail and to protect against that, there are specific steps the government and defendants have to go through in order to get to trial. section four is midway through the process. it's classified and sealed so there's not really that much going on in the public eye but we do know several things. trump is trying to compel more discovery from the special counsel jack smith. he

the former sorry i a director john brennan -- impeachment efforts unravel before their eyes. grab your coffee, settle in, welcome to the weekend. >>> the 2024 gop presidential primary is proving this is donald trump's republican party and, none of this is normal. the twice impeached four times indicted ex president won south carolina last night by 20 points. nikki haley has made clear she plans to stay in the race at least through super tuesday. no matter how much trump would like her gone. >> i said earlier this week is that no matter what happens in south carolina, i would continue to run for president. in the next ten days, another 21 states and territories will speak. they have the right to a real choice. >> joining us now, nbc news correspondent vaughn hillyard live from columbia, south carolina. >> vaughn, you know donald trump won big in nikki haley's home state last night. what is next for her? she stayed in south carolina last night, she says she's fighting on, what does her next couple t days look like, and juxtapose that with donald trump's next atcouple of days. e

can you give us a sense, director brennan, of the federal response to an incident like this? >> well, the federal government and the biden administration will be relying heavily on the fbi to provide that interaction with the local officials and local law enforcement that really have the primary responsibility to address this issue. and to make sure that the fbi is lending whatever assistance possible to local authorities in order to understand better what might have happened here. it appears as though this early incident is not an ongoing active shooter situation, so there's the need to take care of the victims, but also then to try to determine whether or not this is something that is criminal in nature as was mentioned earlier, possibly could be. or whether there is some type of other connection to it, a terrorist incident, a hate incident or something along those lines. so, again, the fbi and the atf as well as homeland security security officials who are on the scene, given that this parade is basically a national event as was the super bowl on sunday, there has been, i

i want to bring back into our conversation former cia director john brennan, director brennan, pick upwhere keir left off iran's widespread influence in iraq and syria how that complicates things for the united states and the biden administration. >> one of the things in that centcom statement was clear was the purposeful targeting of the iranian revolutionary guard, the qods force, embedded with these militia and proxy groups without syria and iraq and other areas. so it's clear that these strikes are designed to take down a lot of those al quds force members which are iranians. we are striking at the heart of their ability to continue to work with these proxy militias. iran has been a challenge to the united states in the middle east over the past 40 years. ask it continues to provide support to these militia groups in these ungoverned areas, eastern syria and western auto iraq have the governments have no control over. iran has cultivated ties with legal groups, mostly shia but sunni as well. they have done it yemen and with hezbollah. they see it as an opportunity to flex their mus

thank norman brennan, and broadcaster jeni very, you.very, very you. thank norman brennan, and broadcaster jeni very, very much. you. thank norman brennan, and broadcaster jeni very, very much. norman,�*|k you very, very much. norman, i'll with you . is this i'll start with you. is this hate speech investigation a complete and waste of time ? >> 7. >>i ? >> i think it may well be found out to be exactly that. it appears that the police are now used , that any and every excuse used, that any and every excuse of anybody in the public eye that says something that upsets somebody, it's straight to the police. i personally believe that if there's an issue here, it should be dealt with in—house within his party. i mean, islamophobia is a dislike or a prejudice towards muslims. i think mr anderson was actually asking a question. um almost a rhetorical question to a certain degree of who sadiq khan actually answers to, who controls him. i mean, i've been a londoner for 65 years. i've been a police officer in london for 31 years, and i'll be quit

now, my sense in watching this is that brennan is back on russian collusion hit parade because he andther former deep staters are sweating. the stronger trump looks in the polls, the more panicked they seem. so, i guess in their minds, they got to stop him. politico just so happened to speak with 18 former officials and analysts who worked in the trump administration, and they're claiming is he going to try to overhaul the agencies, get this, in a way that could lead to unprecedented level of the politicization of intelligence. now, marinade on that for a moment. personally, i would think that the guys who are politicizing intel are the people from the intel community who are using inside information to help president biden get reelected. that's just me. joining me now is lee zeldin, former new york congressman and gubernatorial candidate also with me ned ryun founder and ceo of american majority. ned, we have a lot to get. to say any theories as to the real reason that brennan and the boys are so worried about with a second trump term? >> well, it's pretty rich, coming from them, the

well, cnn sports analyst and "usa today" sports columnist, christine brennan, joins me now.i hope you're as excited as what everybody else is. tell me, is the swift effect responsible for this incredible increase in viewership with nfl games? >> absolutely, yes. that is the answer. that it is undeniable. this is the football season, the nfl season of taylor swift. we might as well call it the taylor swift super bowl. these are words i would have never thought. i never would have thought i would have uttered them, even six months ago. but the impact has been extraordinary, and the nfl loves it. yes, there are political people that are all up in arms about something or other, but that's insane. the business impact, the future for the national football league, the future for taylor swift, earnings for everybody, everybody makes money, everybody -- so many people feel good, you're smiling, you're laughing, you like it, you love it. are they going to get married, are they not, will he give her the ring? all of these story lines, the nfl is just eating this up, because, because th

netanyahu appeared on cbs's "face the nation," where he told our margaret brennan that hamas first needs to drop its, quote, delusional claims. >> hamas started out with just crazy demands. if they do abandon them and get into what you call the ballpark -- they're not even in the city. they're on another planet. but if they come down to a reasonable situation, then, yes, we'll have a hostage deal. i hope so. >> netanyahu also says israel's anticipated ground operation in rafah would put his nation within weeks of total victory. right now six americans are among the more than 100 hostages believed to be in hamas captivity. the white house has warned israel from advancing on rafah without a detailed plan to limit civilian casualties. more than 1 million palestinians are currently living there. >>> for the first time ever, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy publicly acknowledged that 31,000 ukrainian soldiers have been killed more than two years since russia's invasion. he appealed to the west to boost military aid as kyiv suffers setbacks. cbs's charlie d'agata is there tonight. >> re

i wonder what your take is as we start to hear from people like john brennan as well, kind of sayingo it again. the russians just like they did in the collusion situation. >> yeah, i mean, here we go again, martha. it's crazy this time. i understand the department of justice has said that this one source has lied. and we'll find out the truth or not as part of david weiss's efforts to keep him jails. they dumped all of this information saying that he has nefarious contacts with russian intelligence. we'll see. the bigger issue is this is one tiny piece of things that house republicans were investigating. they never claimed to have verified that information. the bulk of what they have been investigating in to hunter's clearly demonstrated business dealings across the entire globe is that there was a biden family business that joe biden seemed to have facilitated that at times and allowed his family to cash in. that's when well-established by any number of depositions from former business parters and people involved in it to cast all of this as russian disinformation is absolutely nuts

. >>> joining me now is john brennan, former cia director. and mr. bryan, i'd love for you to tell, us your rate on the calculation, very careful calculation here tonight on these strikes after the death of three americans in jordan. amidst a series of back and forth strikes that happened prior to that, how to think about what we're seeing tonight and how that narrow calculation is being made. >> well, chris. the biden administration made a determination they attack against u.s. forces in jordan that resulted in three deaths and over 50 injured was a trip wire that wreck largely united states to push back forcefully against these militias, these proxy forces of iran, that has continued to carry out these attacks against u.s. presence in the region, whether it be syria and iraq as well as yemen, and the targets in the red sea. so therefore, it was a decision made that enough is enough. and they need to severely degraded the capabilities of these proxy forces. these strikes took place in areas of syria and iraq, basically tribal areas. the government i

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christine brennan, thank you so much for joining us here. talking super bowl lviii. and we're going to have much more live from las vegas throughout the night here at allegiant stadium. but the news is back after a quick break. ? >>> welcome back. taylor t taylor swift wasn't just a good luck charm, her impact was felt across nfl this season. she supported her boyfriend, travis kelce, the two recently announcing they were dating after months of speculation. but p that short time, swift has dominated the headlines and brought her army of swifties and more to the sport, generating a $300 million boost to the brand. female viewerships was also up nearly 10%, according to neilson ratings. for more on the swift effect, let's bring in entertainment writer, ali rosenbloom. why has she been such a theme during the playoffs? >> taylor has been a phenomenon this past year. her eras tour has just dominated in every respect. everywhere she goes, she has an impact, and her very loyal fan base known as the swifties, they follow her. and their impact is really felt. >> yeah, the nf

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the reporters added, quote, after public and racket had been told that john brennan had a identified target, a source confirmed the intelligence community had identified those people as people to bump or make contact with or manipulate. they were targets of our own intelligence community and law enforcement targets for collection and misinformation. joining me right now, one of the people that was swept up in the whole hoax, former trump campaign foreign policy adviser george papadopoulos. george, great to ceo after all of these years -- to see you after all of these years. thank you so much for being here. >> good morning, maria. maria: george, i want you to start with the story of the $10,000 which we talked about so many times back in 2018 and then were slammed on social media because we talked about it. back in 2017, you were in israel and you were approached and given $10,000 in cash. can you tell us about that? >> yeah. this really goes to the heart of the bombshell story that was just released haas week regarding the -- last week the overt collusion between the obama administr

yesterday his personal attorney, bob bauer, told cbs' margaret brennan the report went off the rails.> i didn't come away from the special counsel's failure to ask precise questions and think to myself he has mental acuity problems. i thought he was asking bad questions. >> bauer said that he went to the special counsel and the attorney general to express concerns about what he said were unnecessary digs at the president's memory. >>> well, the senate moved forward with a $95 billion age -- aid package for ukraine, israel, and other countries. in a rare sunday session the democratic-led senate voted 67-27 with 18 republicans backing the legislation. it faces opposition from former president trump and the republican-controlled house. the revised package comes after similar legislation was coupled with an overhaul of u.s. immigration policy collapsed last week. >>> and turning now to the weather. snow trekking across the ohio valley today will strengthen to a major nor'easter tonight. winter storm alerts are in effect from central pennsylvania to boston. for areas expecting more than ha

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he told our margaret brennan that israel's planned ground offensive in the southern gaza city of rafahould only be delayed somewhat if a deal is worked out. >> victory's within reach, and you can't have victory until you eliminate hamas. once we begin the rafah operation, the intense phase of the fighting is weeks away from completion. not months. weeks away from completion. >> at least six u.s. citizens are among the more than 100 hostages that hamas is believed to be holding. a draft cease-fire deal reportedly includes the release of up to 40 women and older hostages in return for up to 300 palestinian prisoners. >>> an active duty member of the u.s. air force is in critical condition after setting himself on fire outside the israeli embassy in washington. officials say the man started a live stream, set his phone down, doused himself in accelerant, and ignited the flames yesterday. a source told the "ap" the man said he will no longer be complicit in genocide. israel has strongly denied allegations of genocide in its ongoing war against hamas in gaza. >>> the white house says presid

brennan davis a base hit through the left side. two runs score webb two innings. two runs. he did strike out two. it is spring training, folks so don't worry. just quite yet. down eight. nothing in the ninth. the giants scored four runs, capped by otto lopez's two run shot. giants lose the cactus league opener eight four. a's lost the rockies 5 to 1. our own casey pratt, having the time of his life in oakland today at fans fest. the oakland 68. in the last dive bar partnering to host a celebration of oakland sports. former a's grant balfour, coco crisp among i'd say, about 5000 people in attendance. that was a fun event, warriors head coach steve kerr has reportedly signed a two year, $35 million contract extension, making him the highest paid coach in the nba. it's a reason to smile. deal should be made official soon. warriors host the nuggets tomorrow for a special 4:00 tip off on espn. now the warriors have won their first two games out of the all star break, eight of their last nine last night against the hornets. things got heated at the end of the game. miles bridges

for more context and reporting, let's bring in margaret brennan. president has made clear he does not want a wider conflict, but this is difficult. they are trying to thread the needle. >> they are. this is going to be measured in terms of deterrence. success can be judged by whether these militias continue to strike at the u.s. as they have more than 165 times just since the month of october with last week and the deadliest. he is also trying to decide whether to keep that military presence in the region. is it essential or are they at risk? three officials in the past week have said to me they assess iran has lost control of some of these militias and that makes it harder. they are very close with the militia debora patta mentioned. israel's ongoing war has the entire middle east on an edge and president biden is trying to keep out of israel pulling the u.s. into a war going head-to-head with iran. >> these strikes are pinpricks. why hasn't there been an effort to take out the irgc, these groups that have been embedded in iraq and syria, command

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. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington.nd this week on "face the nation" -- donald trump trounces nikki haley in south carolina and an interview with israeli prime minister benjamin ne >>> the former president played for the cameras and the conservatives at a washington gathering before polls closed yesterday. sharpening his latest campaign line in which he likened himself to the late alexei navalny. >> i stand before you today not only as your past and hopefully future president, but as a proud political dissident. i'm a dissident. >> farfetched as that comparison may be, consider this, his attempt to say that black voters were blocking to him because they related to the criminal charges against him. >> the mug shot, we've all seen the mug shot. and you know who embraced it more than anybody else? the black population. >> the biden abiden campaign ca insulting and racist. nikki haley cited the comments as another reason why she is staying in the race. >> i don't believe donald trump can beat joe biden. nearly every day tru

. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington and this week on "face the nation" the u.s.ntensifies its airstrike campaign in the middle east and a bipartisan group of senators finalize a border security deal. we'll speak exclusively with kyrsten sinema. >>> the u.s. retall lates following the attack on a u.s. base in jordan that killed three service members. the deadliest of 167 attacks on our forces since mid-october. >>> and launches more strikes on houthi targets in yemen. we'll have the latest from the region and we'll hear from white house national security advisor jake sullivan. >>> plus, the heads of the house intelligence economic, ohio republican mike turner and connecticut democrat jim himes will also be here and we're talk with the former head of central command, general frank mckenzie. ntil recently, he overs forces in the region. but first, in a rare television interview, arizona's independent senator kyrsten sinema makes her case for a bipartisan immigration and border security bill. she has the details of the senate proposal. it's all just ahead on "face th

earlier i spoke to the who's rick brennan. the who was able to access the complex over the weekend.omplex over the weekend. what is the situation like?— is the situation like? i think we have to _ is the situation like? i think we have to look _ is the situation like? i think we have to look at - is the situation like? i think we have to look at nasser l we have to look at nasser medical complex in the context of the health system. it has been degraded during the course of the war, we're down to 13 hospitals from 36, minimally, including nasser. nasser medical complex becomes one of the main referral hospitalfor the main referral hospitalfor the people of gaza, particularly throughout the war but it has been essentially under siege from israeli military over the last week or so. and that means that axis for health staff, for patients and medical supplies, fuel and so on, has been extremely limited. they essentially found a hospital that was non—functional. an estimated 180 patients still in the hospital and 15 staff but very little electricity and very little electricity and very li

netanyahu appeared on cbs's "face the nation," where he told our margaret brennan that hamas first needso drop its, quote, delusional claims. >> hamas started out with just crazy demands. if they do abandon them and get into what you call the ballpark -- they're not even in the city. they're on another planet. but if they come down to a reasonable situation, then, yes, we'll have a hostage deal. i hope so. >> netanyahu also says israel anticipates ground operation in rafah would put his nation within weeks of total victory. right now six americans are among the more than 100 hostages believed to be in hamas captivity. the white house has warned israel from advancing on rafah without a detailed plan to limit civilian casualties. more than 1 million palestinians are currently living there. >>> for the first time ever, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy publicly acknowledged that 31,000 ukrainian soldiers have been killed more than two years since russia's invasion. he appealed to the west to boost military aid as kyiv suffers setbacks. cbs's charlie d'agata is there tonight. >> report

if he understands what john brennan was talking about the cia director regarding stratospheric aerosol programs that are happening right now the united states about cloud seeding and manipulating the atmosphere for the climate and does he understand that is going on it given the fact that he wants to help f out with ideas r strategies and the last question i have is do you read the cabal of mr. israel >> let's skip the third because i'm not sure what the relevance of that is to this conversation. also i'm not going to pretend to be in expert on stratospheric aerosol injection. i invite you to attend one of my classes at cornell university on politics and global affairs where we talk about it extensively. >> chris in philadelphia on the independent line, good morning. >> hey thank you for having me on. i want to thank all of the individuals who took my call and read redirected my line. i just wanted to bring up you said you were pro palestinian and this is something that boggles myt mind that people wl say they are pro palestinian in the general sense just to indicate that oh i care abo

for "face the nation," i'm margaret brennan. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> tonightformer president donald trump has his eyes set

margaret brennan spoke to three brave youngsters. >> reporter: these kids are victims of russia's allegedhe legal term is unlawful deportation. ukraine's government calls it simply kidnapping, and president biden called it an attempt to steal ukraine's future. but these children are the lucky ones who reunited with family, and they are here in the u.s. to raise awareness. it has been almost two years since 13-year-old sasha last saw his mother. in april 2022, russian troops separated them at a so-called filtration camp like this one in eastern ukraine. "my mom is very beautiful," he said. "the best." he pleaded with the soldiers to let them stay together. >> it's been a long time since you've seen her. >> translator: yes. i go around the world to tell about my mom. >> reporter: we met sasha, 11-year-old ilya, and 14-year-old kyra in new york before they went to the united nations to ask the world powers to stop russia from stealing children. >> is this what you imagined new york would look like? >> translator: no and yes. i thought there were flying cars there. >> reporter: they shared wi

it had been told the president brock obama, c i a director john brennan had identified 26. trump associates with the 5 boys to target a, so was confirmed that the i see, had identified them as people to bump will make contact with manipulate, they would targets of our own. i see. and law enforcement targets for collection and misinformation. so this group of countries have athearn sco enough to the most inexperienced aids from that from seem apparently the friend and them and trying to get russian dirty laundry on their balls. and it didn't actually start after they launch stop slow. that's b i investigation. but even before they were making contact, some bumping from people, going back to march 2016, they were sending people around the u. k. australia. it's really the most solid. initially. the emily 6 was working at an intelligent school. they help set top, they're going to be all special investigation was announced. and the me, the i revealed who blew the whistle. it was the parts the media's intelligence source. so said it was the u. k. governments communications headquarters, also know