some classify files that they found contained markings for hcs, si, hcs refers to spies that work with are we learning about these unredacted portions of affidavit? >> reporter: this affidavit matches the information we learned previously in the litigation over the special master. but we do have a few things that we have learned from the newly unredacted portions of this. we learned that this subpoena that was served on the trump organization in june went back all the way back to january for video from those hallways, from the areas where these rooms, near some of the rooms where the documents were retrieved during the august search. over 100 documents, a lot mark hcs, si, other very highly sensitive pieces of information closely guarded by the cia, nsa, and other organizations. this is a document dated, something given to the judge before they approved the search warrant in august. >> you are learning more tonight about the subpoenas. the doj subpoenas, the one sent to more than 30 people connected to donald trump. this flurry of more than 30 subpoenas. what can you tell us? >> report

the manager of hc motor zaporizhzhia, thank you. guest: thanks a lot.nt: let's take a brief look at other stories making headlines. in the world of sport, the formula one circus has moved to the netherlands this weekend. max won the belgian grand prix last weekend and looks to be the card to beat sunday. the dutchman has the chance to further stretches lead in the championship in front of his home fans. serena williams takes the next step in what many tennis fans hope can be a fairytale ending to her career at the u.s. open in a few hours time. the 40-year-old plays the australian. williams is bidding for a record equaling 24th grand slam title before retiring. one of the most expensive television shows ever made has finally made its debut, "the rings of power" is the prequel to the popular "lord of the rings" and "hobbit" films, but the story has moved the small screen and takes place 4000 years before the events in those adaptations of j.r.r. tolkien's novels. >> on days of peace begin. >> the waiting is over for the lord of the rings fans. this serie

hcs meaning clandestine human sources. >> so human intelligence. the si letters signify that it is from communications in intelligence which means national security agency picked it up listening into foreign conversations one way or the other. and the tk stands for the keyhole satellites that are the spy satellites. and that means that the information under the cover sheet came from one or more of those sources. >> reporter: donald trump and his lawyers continue to say that he declassified these documents but no evidence of declassification has been presented and experts say it is not in this picture either. >> nothing in this photograph says declassified. you'd see a line through the words top secret sci or through the words stamped on the bottom or top of those documents that say secret. there would be a line through there and a stamp that says declassified on such and such a date and it would have somebody's initials on it because the law says that to declassify something, somebody has to take responsibility for it. >> reporter: overall experts

of these documents found have other markings, like a c i, which is compartmentalize information, or hcsifying human information collected by human assets of intelligence agency, most likely the cia. >> let's hit that one right there, which we highlighted, secret sci, special compartmented information, hcs which is some kind of human intelligence. what is the p.s. i t k. >> those are other compartments. honestly, i don't remember what p is. as i typically stands stands for signals intelligence. another department, decades ago, when i was at the agency, referred to imagery collection platform. what did i do now -- but let's suffice to say, it is a collection platform, the parts fruits of which have no reason to be in the private home of a former government employee. >> the top secure sci, which is the other one, the highs, highest, we also saw that. there are those in the background. is that top secret sci. this is a dumb question but i will ask anyway. there are three levels of classification the sci special compartmented information -- is that a level above those rankings or does it run

post" reporting is that some of the documents that were taken from mar-a-lago in august were marked hcs, and that refers to systems used to protect intelligence gathered from secret human sources. how concerning is that as well, in terms of potentially compromising actual people that are sources? >>. >> it is extremely concerning. it is intelligence we know is collected because of our ability to leverage individuals, to provide information to our intelligence community. we're talking about real people on the other end of that intelligence. so hcs is one that certainly caused me a lot of concern, but to be really clear, when i saw the handling instructions for several of these documents, you know, i was concerned. there were no foreign documents and no foreign government should see those documents. handling instructions that suggested the originator should control access to the documents. so across the board, when you look at how this information should have been handled, what you walk away with is a clear and resounding understanding that under no circumstances should these documents ha

the redacted fbi photograph shows classified cover sheet, some with "hcs" markings.igence derived from covert human sources. some of the documents were found in trump's so-called 45 office at mar-a-lago, a location considered vulnerable by intelligence officials. >> the last thing you want to do is disclose those capabilities and the insights from them to our adversaries. >> reporter: the justice department has also laid out a case of possible obstruction by trump and his lawyers, asserting they had evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed from the storage room, and that efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government's investigation. back on june 3rd, two months before the search of mar-a-lago, trump's legal team told justice department officials that all sensitive documents had been returned. >> obstruction here according to the department of justice is that they were told false facts. they were told all the documents had been turned over when in fact their evidence they developed showed they hadn't been turned over. and when they exe

one is hcs which is the human control system and that we think is 90% of that information is from cia spies so if compromised it could get an individual killed and the other marking of significance to me is si which is special intelligence that largely refers to information based on their technical collection capabilities and if that were classified it would put at greater risk the method by which they collected that and if your adversaries get a hold of that and understand the method they of course can prevent it in the future so the potential damage heree is significant given the sensitivity of the documents. let me say how at risk with these things and i want to start by saying what jumped out at me when i read the affidavit which is that he is extremely sensitive documents were mixed with unclassified documents and 14 of the 15 boxes contained classified information.o the handling of the classified information in the trump white house was exceptionally poor so the two white houses i know best was the bush white house and obama white house and in both of those, classified informati

hcs, the human control system. >> here, potentially, lives are at stake.y are exposed in a foreign intelligence service that can figure out what they're talking about, you are putting lives at risk in a situation like that. this kind of stuff gives you the heebie-jeebies. that makes me wonder, what is in there about that? that is extremely sensitive. if it is compromised it allows foreign adversaries to take countermeasures to prevent us from collecting and gleaning intelligence from overhead resources. again, this is potentially -- and as i have said before -- we don't know the content of these documents -- but potentially could be very damaging. >> that is why we have you here. we love having your expertise, knowledge and experience. thank you dr. klapper. thanks, don. >> victory for the goat. serena williams advancing after defeating number two, nance county vick. later, black pastor arrested while gardening, that is ahead. >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. go to safelite.com you can schedule service in just a few clicks. it's so easy. and more c

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just classified documents, not just classified at the highest level, but also documents that contained hcsrce information, as i, which is signals intelligence, that's communications that we intercept from our foreign adversaries. and, you know, this is some of, as i said, not just top secret but some of the most sensitive fragile information we have the top secret level. and information that could really put people in danger if it falls into the wrong hands. >> well, john, this investigation has been put on a bit of a hold since the search for a special master. does this strengthen the doj's argument to keep on investigating the documents well that search goes on? >> it does not necessarily strengthen it. i think the judge knows the weight of the classification issue. this reminds some people of the public of it. so, the public is a little bit more aware of it. we just got a teeny bit more information, just hits, really. no one knew the surveillance, for example, had gone on as long as it really had. almost six months before the search warrant was issued. so, there are those kinds of issue

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one is hcs which is a human control system. i would say 95% of that information is information from cia spies. information that if compromised could get it individual killed. the other marketing of significance to me is si which is special intelligence. largely refers to information based on their technical collection capabilities. and if that information were classified they would put at great risk the method by which they collect that. and if your adversaries get hold that information and understand the method they could prevent the collection in the future. the potential damage here is significant. given the sensitivity of these documents out at risk for these things? i want to start by saying something that really jumped out at me when i read the affidavit. these extremely sensitive documents were mixed with a bunch of other documents. unclassified documents. fourteen of the 15 boxes from the january giveback contained unclassified information. it's all mixed up. but that says to me is the handling of classified information

because this information and in the picture itself reveals it, they show cords words like sci, and hcs, human controlled sources. this is the most important the secrets the nation have. livers in the field are resting on our ability to protect these things. i don't think this is just an obstruction case because if i brought these documents home and you i used to be national security adviser, would you be in jail. there is no question i would be in jail. >> no doubt about it. >> i don't think garland just charges obstruction. >> no doubt about it. i'm so glad you said that. i nove as a member of congress who is on armed services committee, i understand when we got classified briefings, when -- i could still remember 1998 when we got classified briefings about north korea nuclear program and people coming in and telling us what was going to happen over the next 15 years which they got exactly right, everybody on that committee understood what was said remained in this room. when we got a top secret briefing in 1999 about nuclear weapons in suitcases, that might be sent across the globe a

none o>> lauraf it here would hc a good time maybe for scott tooe and what about the meetingsetin withthe big guy and the big guy had with hunter's business partners? the 14 that he met from china, ukraine, mexico, didn't observe anything in those meetings that would affect him. joining me now is miranda devine, fox news contributor and author of laptop from , and charlie kirk, founder and president of turning pointta usa and author of the college scam. now, miranda, this was really one of the most shameful fluff e jobs i can remember.f my day was set out t and i've seen a lot in my day. what stood out tu?o you? well, i guess i'm biased, but the hunter biden question was o just extraordinary to have the opportunity to ask joe biden finally in person aboun t all the revelations over the past two years about his son hunter's business dealings that he assured us befor ues beo the election he knew nothing about. and it was just a softball and an acceptance of an outright lie. outr own words, joe biden says, i never observed anything untowardd, but he told us he didn't know anything about t

he's gonna look at the money's going to say okay, i see top secret, sci, with hcs as, neil said, what do you want me to do with that? that's proper classification marking. while donald trump can theoretically say is, well, i verbally declassified them. let's assume, for the moment, he gets ash patel or whoever to submit a sworn statement saying i stood there wifi be the espionage act doesn't care. the two obstruction provisions do not care if the documents were still classified. they still have classification markings. he jerked doj around, as no other than bill barr said, and he didn't turn it over, and made his lawyers lie to the fbi. whether or not he verbally or in his mind while playing golf, declassified these records, is ultimately going to be relevant, and i don't know if a special master supposed to say other than, these classification markeese are valid, and of discussion. >> andrew weizmann, let's go to a hypothetical possibility with raymond j. dearie. and that is, assuming there is no appeal process that got in the way, that he got to work on this right away, he looks at

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one is hcs, which is the human control system. and that is i would say 95 percent of the information is information from cia spies. if so, information that if compromised, could get an individual killed. and the other marking of significance to me is si, which is special intelligence. which largely refers to information produced by the national security agency based on their technical selection capability's. and if that information were classified, it would put at great risk the method by which they collect that data. and if your adversaries get a hold of that information and understand the method, then they of course can prevent the collection in the future. so, the potential damage here is significant. given the sensitivities of these documents. now, let me say something about you know, how at risk where these things. and i want to start by saying something that really jumped out at me when i read the affidavit. which was that these extremism's -- extremely sensitive documents were mixed with a bunch of other documents, unclassi

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. >> so you're saying general license hc may well be extended in early december because instead you believen cap is more important and should be used instead of the energy sanctions under the licenses is that what you're saying? >> i'm not in the position to forecast exactly what will happen with this or other general licenses. nevertheless i would emphasize in order for the price cap policy to successfully deprive russia of revenue by pushing down the price, there must be the means to pay for it. >> have you set a price yet for the price cap? >> senator, the process has begun to set the price. >> have you set a price, yes or no. >> currently we've begun to set the price. >> have you set a price, yes or no? >> the process has begun, senator. >> we are in the process, senator, of doing that. >> you won't say no, why won't you say no you haven't set a price? >> sender, i appreciate the question but we've begun the process with the g-7 partners and the coalition. >> so the answer is no. you've acknowledged that;>> correct? >> we've begun the process and fully intend to do so. .. it's very diffi

i think with what the previous caller mentioned the hc d review the electric of housing element, san francisco needs to get serious about building more housing. i think this is the key thing we have to ask what is each peeves legislation going to dom encourage building of housing? or is it gog say -- we made an attempt but nobody will do this. it is -- kinds of like saying -- hey. you know you can sell a car but only cell 10 thousand dollars under the cost building it. you know in reasonable person will do that without gentleman subsidies. because people need to make a living, live nothing san francisco is expensive we know this. you know we have to look at practicalities. supervisor preston this year said that speculators were not interested in single family homes when he exempted them from the vacancy tax. i disagree with that but they are river. they have money if they can't by an empty single family home, they will buy a multifamily home that has people. because they have the money and time. really -- we need to stop with the nitty grit and he tiengy kick around the edges. let's

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that's surveillance that occurs electronically on foreign adversaries to the united states, as well as hcsich is human information. that's new information. we know that was a certified letter provided to the fbi and doj at mar-a-lago on june 3rd. the person who wrote that, it doesn't say specifically who it was, but says that based upon the information that has been provided to me, i am authorized to certify on behalf of the office of donald trump the following, that they searched the boxes moved from the white house to florida. two, that the search was conducted after the subpoena to try to locate any responsive documents. i'm paraphrasing a little bit. and, c, any and all responsive documents accompany the certification and that we didn't make any notations or writings or reproductions of those documents. now, we now know based on the justice department's assertions that that was not the case, because obviously they went back and conducted the search warrant and found these things. on top of that, apparently according to what was unsealed today from this fbi affidavit that trump's counse

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these are the terrorist attacks that have now occurred hc and not the last is a problem.e was based on russian energy supplies. with perseverance worthy of the best. e application, and insist on the inclusion of the eighth package of anti-russian sanctions, which are now european the union is discussing an american initiative for a price cap on russian oil. here again, despite the fact that this idea has already been rejected several times by the member countries of the european union, despite the fact that this initiative was not joined by china india, that is, the main importer of russian oil, the countries of the guardianship plus, despite turkey yes, despite all this equally , this idea is being pushed through. and the european union says that by december there will be an embargo, and vasily georgievich is here. how do you assess this behavior and its consequences? definitely suicidal behavior. but this is suicide, it is already. hmm, we perceive it as normal. yes? because if there in the early days of a special military operation, the sanctions of the european union

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