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i think, as james clapper has said, a lot of very i clapper has said, a lot of very important informationd the british and the americans and the british and the australian troops operating in those countries as well, and as a soldier, when you are fighting an enemy, and the enemy knows more about you than you do them, it makes life incredibly difficult. as a journalist, he has a responsibility to report wrongdoing, but also a responsibility not to give the enemy information that is beneficial to them, so his motivation to do that, ijust don't understand at them, so his motivation to do that, i just don't understand at all. them, so his motivation to do that, ijust don't understand at all. you talk about assets _ ijust don't understand at all. you talk about assets being compromised. we were listening earlier to the press conference, his team, they have been saying there is no evidence of anyone being harmed as a result of what was exposed. i evidence of anyone being harmed as a result of what was exposed.— result of what was exposed. i would be very interested _ result of what was exposed

nothing to clear it up with big tech that they met weekly with it's time for people like running clapper others to be held accountable for the disgusting line absently designed to help joe biden in 2020 we begin in france were joe biden but gave a speech on democracy the same biden who openly defied the u.s. supreme court the same biden knew spent allegedly selling access around the world with a 0 experience and nothing to offer by the name and reality no american president has ever cared less about democracy then joe biden not stopping them from playing make-believe he shoveled out to a podium in france to a seaside podium giving us peace -- speech delivered by staffers needless to say didn't go well take a look. >> all they could see was the outline of the shore and the normandy of these cliffs getting a troubled the secret service of a look over as my hostess showed me that's what we are standing on top of and for americans like sergeant leonard of new jersey does anybody believe they want america going it alone today we don't talk about how hard it is how many ways we are asked to wa

that includes john brennan and james clapper and the 51 former intelligence officials who, maria, sentrump administration officially, through me as dni and through the department of justice and the fbi all acknowledged this was not russian disinformation information -- there should be consequences for that, and the way for that to take place is for donald trump to be elected. maria: as a lawyer, as a former u.s. attorney, what are the restrictions that president trump will have to face now? what are you expecting from the sentencing on july 11th? >> well, everything's been unprecedented up to this point in tile. maria: right. >> there's no basis to the impose any criminal actual sentence, so is it possible that they'll to that to keep him off the campaign trail? yes. it's also possible that a they'll say, well, gosh with, we could do all these things to donald trump, but we're just going to put him on probation, give him a fine, or give him a a break to show how fair we are. as i said, maria, what they want is the label of convicted felon -- maria: right. >> but you know what? the resp

tonight is seen and national security analyst and the former director of national intelligence, james clapper and director, it's great to have you here. i wonder when you see this pact that they've signed house substantive, you think it is and how much it makes you worried about this growing military relationship between two very ostracized country? trees well, okay. >> i would like it to an axis of convenience. i would think it has to be a bit galling for putin to see me go to pyongyang hat and hand the hadn't been there since i think you're 2000 in recognition of how desperately the russians are depending on the north koreans for munitions principally, i would guess, r2, r3. so it's immediate event for both of them are accumulo man craves, face. he wants the attention i. want, to major power er, visits pyongyang that's a big deal for him. >> but suddenly i don't ascribe a lot of concern to this will be yet. >> haven't seen the text of the agreement. others some contrast with the last agreement they signed in 1961, which hads i'm immediacy attached to how they would come to each other's aid

clapper are on this advisory group? >> they were on the original experts group, and as we announced, we will be -- >> didn't both of those gentlemen say that the hunter biden -- hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation? my question, sir, is why would you want guys that are putting out sr. false information publicly -- very false information, why would you want them on your advisory -- >> i want people who can help us do what i'm talking about here, which is transform an organization. we're trying to transform an intelligence organization. there's one person in the world -- >> is telling the truth part of -- >> could i answer? >> yea, go ahead. >> there's one person in the world who's recently transformed an agency, don brennan. i don't care his politics. he's honest with us, he donates his time to -- >> transformed it good or or bad? >> that's for others to understand. >> yeah, exactly. >> but i'm, i want that experience. jim clapper, once again, i don't care what his politics are, but he was the director of natio

t you were lied to by clapper,bren you lied to by brennanna. nt you were lied to by your own government. what do they all have in common? they all wanted joe biden to win by any means necessary. and it's worse than a rep that according to a report, john solomon, the fbori, the doj knew that the laptop was reawl since before the 2020 election. but instead of doing the right, honorable and honest thing and telling the american people the truth, the federal amer there was out t the pre bunking the laptop story with big tech executives. ding remember, in the months leading up to the 2020 election,o theeke the fbi was having weekly meetings. they were warning big tech companies they may all be victims of a foreign disinformation compani campaign about the election and that misinform asia may be aboutn an joe biden and hunter biden and gets worse. they knew rudy giuliani's attorney had a copy of hunter's very real laptop. they kne thew odds were very high that it would leak beforewo the electionul, and they knew it eould likely destroy any chanc that

clapper, hayde clappn leon pane. brennan. morell. dozens of others spread outright misinformation in order to influence the election. >> take a look. i think there are a lot of issues related to thisw york "new york post" story that purportedly referencedced u the hunter biden emails. and asntden's e- i and several y former colleagues have pointed out publicly that it does bear the hallmarks of russian disinformation. sinformation is just classic textbook. soviet russian tradecraft at work. >> the just lies. the fbi knew it was real. >> a theh of 2020. woul would not tell social media giants the truth. remember, they were meeting with them weekly in the monthshe leading up to the 2020 elections, warning them they may be victims. be misinformation. it may be about hunter and joe biden. where' about bidens outrage fros now? joe biden used this misinformed session in a debate to lieli and to you and the american peopleig . everybody big tech used this tec letter to censor l the freedomdf of speech of americans that wanted to commentof o

clapper. meanwhile, when the left burns down a police statiowi bn, theyd a settlement for breathing in ash and beat up jewash.s from of a synagogue. well, all you get is a stern tweet from a dea ad joe charlottesville, which everyone on the left is still obsessed with was seven years ago. ,back then, joe could still he dk and didn't need spottersld when he took a shower. >> but now it's, charlottesville, every day, every day, scenes like this. protesters rioting at a city outside synagogues. may they may do hating sog so convenient. no nee d to go all the way to gaza to assault jews. to tr biden, they've importey td violence to the us. y but do you see any maga hat? does anybody look catholic to to you? are there any vets in that crowyoyd? holes now those are too busy helpingai in their local communities. those sick in new york. n you can openly support terroewr and call for . every week there's another anti-semitic attac everysk. whe so, joe, where waswa all that peace and unity we were promi

i'm kiera clapper and i'm jessica aguirre.the threat of fires is here and it's expected to be a long, hot summer in santa clara county. the growing effort to better prevent wildfires from ever starting is underway. a south bay nonprofit showcased its work to prevent the disasters while also increasing the forest health in the santa cruz

i'm kiera clapper and i'm jessica aguirre. the threat of fires is here and it's expected to be a long, hot summer in santa clara county. the growing effort to better prevent wildfires from ever starting is underway. a south bay nonprofit showcased its work to prevent the disasters while also increasing the forest health in the santa cruz mountains. nbc bay area's ian cull was invited to go along and see the progress. after decades of fire suppression around california, scientists say. our forests have changed. they're largely overgrown, so when a fire does spark, there's an alarming amount of fuel to keep it going. today, the santa clara county fire safe council showcased what it has done to make this forest land along los gatos creek healthier and in turn more resistant to catastrophic wildfires. and you can't see through a lot of these forests, right? a good, healthy forest is where you can actually see and there's good spacing between trees and not too many dead strands. with a grant from cal fire, the fire safe council has

and the only people who don't like it are the likes of, of general clapper, and mike pence, and i think official washington can live with that. george. we're getting close to a break, but i want to throw another question to you before we hit. we hit that, which is simply this in one minute. can you just tell me, what do you think is the reason for this in terms of the political aspects simply because of it, i don't see this moving anybody in terms of the political cycle, no votes are going to flow either way over julian assault and i wouldn't think so, what is a deeper reason in washington that they might have done this? well, i think the may be a few votes, but it will be a very close selection. and in a very close election, a handful of votes could decide if and if there are libertarians who might be persuaded to vote for biden. or there might be, uh, you know, some radicals within the democratic body who might actually show up to vote because of this. it could be decisive in the election. i mean, it's a, it's a, it's a tossup which way this is going to go. and it is likely to be deci

and the only people who don't like it are the likes of, of general clapper, and mike pence, and i think official washington can live with that. george. we're getting close to a break, but i wanna throw another question to you before we hit. we hit that, which is simply this in one minute. can you just tell me what do you think is the reason for this in terms of the political aspects? simply because of it, i don't see this moving anybody in terms of the political cycle, no votes are going to flow either way over julian assault and i wouldn't think so what is a deeper reason in washington that they might have done this? well, i think the may be a few votes, but it will be a very close selection. and then a very close election, a handful of votes could decide if and if there are libertarians, my deepest way to, to vote for buying. oh, there might be, uh, you know, some radicals within the democratic body who might actually show up to vote because of this. it could be decisive in the election. i mean, it's a, it's a, it's a tossup which way this is going to go. and it's, it's likely to be d

it's in richardson and clapper so it' clear even if there's no alternative person who could sue thatoe'tcourt should dispense with the ensable arguments of tie iii. >> i understhat in article iii is important so your argument it doesn't matter if fda flagrant vlated the law didn't do what it sho have should have nendangered the bad that nobody can sue in too court. there is noemedy and the american people have no remedy for that? >> i think it would be wrong to suggest the fda had made a mistake in the drugs were prucg safety consequences and nothing could be done. i don't think the court should step in the fda take seriously the responsibility to enrehe safety of drugs and a convex on going surveillance and make adjustments and safety situations emerge. the drug sponsor remains responsible at all times that can help ensure their saty problem to come to pass the sponsors will take action and reaction to thato the premise here is unsafe drugs could remain on the market, i think that's incorrect. you argument here and i have great respect for article iii and we all do. we h to comply with

the board included intel experts like james clapper and john brennan.e clans intelligently and expertly claimed hunter biden's laptop was disinformation. the only thing that was russian was hunter to buy more crack. a bad pun but i like it the same laptop contained evidence resulting in the conviction on federal gun charges even worse it gave meth infused benders with sex workers a bad name of already proven they are willing to lie to win an election they are known for soft coos of the way biden is known for soft poos. and now they brandon you a terrorist and with the board meeting notes that there is a political backdrop to all of this it seems most of the domestic terror threat now comes from supporters of the former present. it's not like you want a political advantage but people have attacked the government and institutions for the last 6 years. they did went, january 6th as far as uprisings go in history that was a mere popcorn fart. now the george floyd at riot there's of those were terrorists. january 6th was 1 day and everyone involved is being

know, any physical activity requires warming up, and of course, i could probably dance some kind of clappert i can handle it without warming up. alexander, you have the right to refuse to answer a question three times during the program, but if you need to warm up, i think children’s applause is for you. help, come on, please, this is right, please, please, please, so, look, like this, we take the hands, cross on cross, posture, back, look at me, look, do it on the right leg, 1, 2, 3, to the left, 1, 2, 3 and quickly, 1, 2, 3, and jump over, jump over to look at me. look at the asana, like this, like this, and now in this direction, well done, well done, this is an element of the lyavonikha dance, belarusian dance, you’re great, it was very pleasant for me to dance with you, we continue to ask questions and answer them, are you ready? ask the following question: please tell me how you got from the ministry of emergency situations to the belarusian republican youth union? ah, well, that was also a surprise for me, the fact is that when i started doing science, very actively, then while still

physical activity requires warming up, and of course, i could probably now i’ll dance some kind of clappero it without warming up. alexander, you have the right to refuse to answer a question three times during the program, but if you need to warm you up, i think the kids’ applause will help you. well, let's go, please, this is right, please, please, please, yes. so look, like this , we take our hands in a cross on a cross, posture , back look at me, look, do the right leg one two three left 1 2 3 and quickly 1 2 3 and jump over jump over at me look and watch the pose like this so now in this direction, well done, well done , this is an element of the lyavonikha dance of the belarusian dance , well done, i enjoyed dancing with you, we continue to ask questions and answer them, i’m ready to ask the following question: please tell me how you got from the ministry of emergency situations to the belarusian republican youth union ? well, this was also a surprise for me, the fact is that when i started doing science... already at this level, thanks to a specialist, a lieutenant, a senior lieuten

you've got james clapper saying that it is russian disinformation. post" knew it wasn't. it got joe biden elected. make no mistake. >> sandra: all fair points, judge. you are holding out on us on your birthday. your birthday a couple of days ago. >> i am not counting my birthdays. >> john: i stop doing that myself. >> it is not good. >> john: see you again soon. the state department briefing following attempted attack on the u.s. embassy in lebanon. a man armed with a gun open fire outside the building leading to a long shoot-out with lebanese soldiers. just moments ago, the shooting suspect appeared to be wearing a shirt with an isis insignia. trey yingst is live. what do we know? [no dialogue] >> john: unfortunately, we seem to have lost his audio. i tell you what. we will try to reconnect. this is very important story. this shoot-out lasted a long, long time. dozens of shots were fired. thankfully, no one was hurt in this as far as we know. the fact that somebody wearing an isis shirt is taking aim at the u.s. embassy in beirut is very troubling s

former director of national intelligence james clapper simply said no when asked if he would retracthe 2020 letter. one lawyer representing seven former officials claimed it was, quote, patriotic to sign it. and former cia director michael hayden hung up on report is who reached out. what do you make of it? it's disgusting. if you're of the opinion that president trump spending $130,000 on a porn star is an you attempt to thwart our democracy, i don't know what you call 51 members of former u.s. intelligence, most of whom are receiving debriefings as a result of their former affiliation with u.s. intelligence, pretending they were oblivious to to the fact that as the whistleblower told us, that they knew the laptop was real, since november of 2019. the letter came out in october of 2020. and so you would hope that somebody at the fbi or the cia would come out and say my goodness, you have to retract this letter. we know for a fact it's real. they did none of that and now for the attorney for at least seven of these people who effectively thwarted their own country and help undermine

. ♪ here a clapper. happening today. the main commencement ceremony for stanford graduates.able to request. anyone older than 16 will have to show some form of id, and all items will be subject to search. this follows the occupation and defacing of the president's office and building back on june 5th. 13 people were arrested and those people will not be eligible to attend commencement. now to san francisco, where the school district is taking a step forward, possibly towards closing and consolidate schools. school leaders announced they will discuss the topic later this month. it comes as the district sees a decline in enrollment. sf unified has lost more than 40,000 students since 2017, and it expects to lose an additional 4600 by 2032. the board is set to discuss which criteria it will use to decide whether to close or merge schools. this process is still in the very early stages. no changes will take effect until next year. the school board meeting will be held on june 25th. another mountain lion has been spotted on the peninsula. someone saw the big cat around noon yeste

not only a former intelligence -- clapper.t signed the letter saying hunter biden's laptop was disinformation. part of this group, again, homeland intelligence experts group, they identified, they identified people in the military, religious people and trump supporters as the most likely domestic terrorist threats in america. this is from an internal document that's been leaked out from that group when it was put together. it is fascinating. i just want to share with you what this said. there's a political backdrop to all of this. this is one of the documents obtained by america first legal. it seems that most of the domestic terrorism threat now comes from supporters of the former president. it's not like you want a political advantage, but people have attacked the government and its institutions for the last six years. rachel: this is remarkable, isn't it, charlie? charlie: and you know just to tie this back to what we were just talking about, what's really interesting here is, of course, the real threat, the threat that the

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in this cia and clapper and in the justice department, now this is a central piece of evidence by the same department of justice. let me tell you how easy it would have been to confirm that laptop. all you do is take one of those emails and say to one of the people who received it, do you ever write an email to hunter biden, or did he ever send you an email? this could have been confirmed in a minute. they weren't afraid of defamation lawsuit, because they knew it was real. >> john: everyone is talking about hunter biden's laptop. it is almost like they've got split personality disorder. i wanted to ask you about this. this is development for president trump. georgia court of appeals has put on hold anything dealing with the fani willis case until after he considers the entire case which could delay this. georgia court case for a long time. defense attorney for former president trump wrote this. "the georgia court of appeals has properly stayed all proceedings against president trump pending its decision on interlock a tory appeal which argues the case should be dismissed in fulton co

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could hurt a lot of salacious text messages and photos and things on his laptop and from the zach clapper at the end of the day, this was about one gun form that he signed in october of 2018. he said he was not addicted to drugs on this form, and was convicted of lying to a store clerk and then possessing a gun illegally for seven days having been addicted to drugs. it is notable that special counsel david weiss, brought all of these charges against hunter biden. the first lady, rushing to the courtrooms a few moments after and the reason i highlight that is to give an idea of how fast this happened. the judge brought the jury and they said go back to deliberate and they only deliberated for about an hour yesterday, they started a little bit after 9:00, and then after 11 we had a verdict. there is no sentencing deadline yet but it's about 120 days from now, hunter and his team left but we may hear from special counsel at some point today. >> kayleigh: quick question for you david, i was reading "the daily beast" and they talk about the 25% gorilla in the room, not pound but person. hunter

. >> brian: james clapper on cnn says do you regret signing the letter? no. i don't regret it.nd john brennan we expected he is a political analyst and totally disgraced. meanwhile talk about the v.p. stakes probably the most infreak treegs and even on other channels you see they love the horse race. and the audition process that president trump has set up. so, one of the finalists is tim scott. one of the finalists is j.d. vance. they both have one thing in common. they both can raise tremendous money for the president. >> ainsley: yeah. so tim scott he is marking juneteenth today with his policy summit. and including some of the world's wealthiest people. >> steve: right. >> ainsley: talk about tax policy and crypto among other things. sponsored by advocacy group which is called the great opportunity policy. he spent -- that network also spent $14 million to boost the black and hispanic support. so, that is something that donald trump is going to look at and say tim scott is helping me there is he seeking donations about $250,000 from this group of billionaires today. and he

this is a 911 wake-up call and the former director of national intelligence, james clapper, tells us that these arrests of the people from tajikistan are quote, a stark reminder that the terrorist threat to this country hasn't gone away. we cannot take our eyes off this ball. >> and then there's the former secretary of homeland security michael chart off he tells us tonight, groups like isis and al-shabaab are growing membership and financial strength, even increasing territorial control. >> our own homeland security depends on taking effective steps. well, these warnings all coming into night, come after those eight men with ties to isis. were arrested in major cities across the united states, specifically, los angeles, new york i can philadelphia. all of them, every single one of the eight men entered the united states through the southern border. and sources tell cnn that some of the men expressed extremist rhetoric on social media or in direct private communications and we are learning tonight that the discovery of these men's extremist views set off a flurry of emergency actions

the former director of national intelligence james clapper tells out front the evolving partnership between putin and kim poses a serious threat to the national security of the united states. >> and putin's total about face on kim and these past seven years does make sense in the context of his singular focus on taking on the west a singular obsession shared by kim. >> the west of course, shorthanded to the united states. >> an obsession that may explain those long goodbyes and longing looks well, ripley is out front. >> he is in hanoi and vietnam, that is where putin has just landed after leaving north korea, will have very different welcome for putin, where you are standing tonight aaron, it may have been a long goodbye and feeling young, but it was a cautious and quick hello here in hanoi, vietnam, trying its best to host president putin for a relatively toned down, but friendly state visit without alienating the us and allies. >> kim jong un, on the other hand, welcoming putin in signature, north korea in style within other truth by the time vladimir putin's plane landed in north korea,

the former us director of intelligence, james clapper, who was in post in 2010, had this to say a littlethis came up as well. i think critical to this was his plea of one count of espionage. i think the law enforcement community and the intelligence community wouldn't have bought into this without that. —— this came out pretty well. but he's served essentially seven years of incarceration in the ecuadorian embassy in london, was released from that and the brits arrested him, and that he did 62 months injail — hard time in london. so, he's sort of paid his dues. let's talk to our panel. chris, it's such a fluke that you're here on this particular day. it is relevant to a former intelligence officer. i imagine you could look at this in two ways. first of all, the risk thatis two ways. first of all, the risk that is created for intelligence officers you probably knew, but on the other hand, likejulian assange, you are sued by an american president and government and could have been extradited on a fairly serious account. how do you feel about what you're witnessing here? high, christian. tr

they're the useful idiots of the people like adam schiff from the democratic party ord tr james clapper from the intelligence community. and yoe'u know, those 51 formern intelligence officials who wrote that dishonesttell ler specifically on the orderse bide of the biden campaign, anthony blinken, then n senior adviser and now the secretary of state. we know now that he instigated that letter and have got these five former cia directors or acting directors and all of their chums, mostly from the cia, to write that lettera t to dishonestly falselyin, that the laptop and therefore our stories were russianel disinformation, knowing that it wasn't and it specifically to give joe biden a get outspecf of jail free card and it workedd for them. so i think now, though fm., certainly donald trump is a lot smarter and knowledge more knowledgeable, let's say, not as naive as we all werledgee back then. now, i think everyone's eyes are wide open about the nefarious activities of our own intelligence community that is turning its weapons that are supposed keep american people safe on the american pe

. >> i just wanted to when we've had any of those officials who've signed that letter, james clapper, brennan, we've talked to them about putting their name on that and what not but ashley, in the sense of this of what we're hearing from republicans and then struggling to kind respond to this. some of them are saying that they believe that conviction is kind of dumb in the words of one of them. in other situations they've been arguing there was this two-tiered system of justice, but, but i mean the president's son was just convicted by his justice department yeah. >> i mean, it's interesting to see republicans contort themselves in certain moments to make the story work for them. downtown was prosecuted. will the state a state-level charge not joe biden, they blamed joe biden now, hunter hunter biden. joe biden's son is prosecuted by the department of justice, who joe biden are president nominated attorney general, and they still are not satisfied i love i think at the end of the day, i agree with david in terms of there will be another case that hunter biden and involved in. and i do

and the only people who don't like it are the likes of, of general clapper, and mike pence, and i think official washington can live with that. george. we're getting close to a break, but i wanna throw another question to you before we hit. we hit that, which is simply this in one minute. can you just tell me what do you think is the reason for this in terms of the political aspects? simply because of it, i don't see this moving anybody in terms of the political cycle, no votes are going to flow either way over julian assault and i wouldn't think so what is a deeper reason in washington that they might have done this? well, i think the may be a few votes, but it will be a very close selection. and in a very close election, a handful of votes could decide if and if there are libertarians who might be persuaded to vote for biden. or there might be, uh, you know, some radicals within the democratic body who might actually show up to vote because of this. it could be decisive in the election. i mean, it's a, it's a, it's a tossup which way this is going to go. and it is likely to be decided

the before that happened, before the day of this, plea deal and the security state, actually, james clapper in the united states, has said that he is satisfied with this, with this deal that juuan with this, with this deal that julian has served his time, that they couldn't really expect to get more time served out of julian. and they have this precedent now established, that they can prosecute people under they can prosecute people under the espionage act for publishing, truthful information. well so those are the protections in place, but can you protect him against himself ? himself? >> gabriel? >> gabriel? >> well, julian is a much older man now, he's been detained one way or another for the last 13 years. and he's i think he's ready for, a slower lifestyle. he's got two small children, he needs time to rest, time to recuperate, time to heal, from this ordeal that he's been going through, he has health conditions that have been exacerbated by his time in detention , but really, i think detention, but really, i think this is a time for celebration. you know, we're looking forward to havi

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