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h. r. mcmaster. >> there's nothing that the president takes more seriously than the security of the american people. the store they came out tonight as reported is false. if the president and the foreign minister reviewed a range of common threats to our two countries, including threats to civil aviation. at no time, at no time were intelligence sources or methods discussed. and the president did not disclose any military operations that were not already publicly known. two other senior officials were present, including the secretary of state, remember the meeting the same way and i said so.s int i was in the room. it didn't happen. >> host: h. r. mcmaster there noting no sources or methods discussed, but as several news organizations have pointed out including the "new york times," the intelligence, not the sources and methods used to collect it, is what concern those officials if the concern is that the notes of information about the islamic state plot could allow the russians to dig out those details, though sources and those methods.on we are getting your response this morning. one of th

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h. r. mcmaster is back again to address concerns over a washington post report that the president revealed classified information meeting withrussian officials. let's listen in. >> i don't want to get into specifics of what exact information was shared with exact allies, but information on this topic of the threat to aviation was shared with multiple allies. as you know, there are already policies being put in place to protect against that threat. and you and many others reported widely on this. >> in terms of the specifics, i have no basis for comparison with what was shared with what country. but i will tell you it was our impression of all of us in the meetings as i mentioned already, that what was shared was wholly appropriate given the purpose of that conversation and the purpose of what the president was trying to achieve through that meeting. >> is there an imminent threat? >> general, when it came out after the story broke, you said that the president did not disclose any sources or method, he did not reveal anything about military operations. why were you denying that were not eve

h. r mcmaster, who was at the white house meeting, said the post's story was false.that the president takes more seriously than national security. the story reported tonight is false. they reviewed a range of common threats to our countries, including threats to civil aviation. at no time — at no time — were intelligence sources or methods the president did not disclose any military operations that were not already publicly known. two other senior officials were present, including the secretary of state, remember the meeting in the same way and have said so. they're on the record and cancel out, outweigh those anonymous sources. i was in the room, it did not happen. thanks, everybody. thank you. the bbc‘s rajini vaidhyanathan in washington has more. this story and is caused alarm in washington because of information may have been shed from the president himself but also it might jeopardise relationships the us has with key allies when it comes to intelligence sharing. we have heard from politicians from both sides of the political aisle. republican senator bob caucus

h. r. mcmaster told his south korean counterpart in a phone call, the u.s. will honor the agreement reached during the obama administration. just three days ago, president trump said he wanted south korea to foot the bill for the" terminal high-altitude area defense system," known as" thaad." hundreds of residents from the village where the thaad missile defense system will be deployed protested the installation. they blocked army trucks from entering the site. filipino president rodrigo duterte, who publicly urged president trump yesterday to show restraint in dealing with north korea, has been invited to the white house. mister trump invited duterte during a phone call yesterday in which they discussed security concerns in asia and duterte's controversial crackdown on illegal drugs. since duterte took office ten months ago, thousands of suspected drug dealers and users have been murdered in extra- judicial killings. a duterte spokesman said mister trump wants to develop a, "warm, working relationship." the white house described the call as "very friendly."

h. r. mcmaster touch on the topic of when the president be with nato allies do you think he will ask for a larger, bigger involvement in afghanistan with troops on the ground from the never? >> under going to get into what he will say or will not say. he will have an opportunity to make his position clear when he goes in. i think, he hasn't even come we haven't announced the afghan strategy as i think is been clear with respect in nato. there is two issues. he liked to see a greater place on counterterrorism on combating terrorism, and to see more of the countries live up to the financial obligation that they agree to. jim. >> a two-part question. is president trump's telecommuters 15% corporate tax rate? is also under pressure to keep some existing loopholes such as eliminating the state income tax write-off for high state taxes such as oregon and california are easy commute to the 50% corporate tax rate, and is also full steam ahead on getting rid of the writer for high tax states? >> secretary mnuchin and director collins outlined the principles of his tax reform plan. we continue to me

(grant) general h=r mcmaster took no questions.the washington post reporter who broke the story says the white hosue is playing word games. "why did the national security council, coming out of this meeting, feel it was necessary to contact the cia director and the director of the national security agency to give them a head's up on what trump had just told the russians.(grant)for almost anyone in government, it would be illegal to reveal classified information to a country viewed as an adversary. but as commander in chief, president, trump has broad authority to declassify government secrets. (pam) new at 8, two men remain behind bars tonight .... facing multiple charges for possession of thousands of images of child pornography.(steve) both men, one from aptos and the other from tiburon, worked with kids and allegedly took picture of the children in their care. kron 4's charles cliffiord is live for us tonight in the newsroom with an update on this story.. charles. . . well, it's a parent's nightmare. that a babysitter or teacher might be take sexually explicit pictures of their ch

general h-r mcmaster...the national security advisor... came out and said the report is false...g no intelligence source or methos were discussed. mcmaster says the president did not discuss any military operations that were not already known. the washington post is standing by its story. the secretary of state was among the senior officials at the meeting and mcmaster says he can backup this information. also at the meeting last week...were russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov and ambassador sergey kislyak. kislyak has been at the center of the controversy surrounding the trump campaign's connections to russia. for thse asking whether any law was broken... the president has the authority to declassify government secrets. steve and pam steve and secrets. steve and pam a live look outside right now...(pam) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. the surface cold front associated with this parent upper low is serving as a dividing line between an area saturated