prosecutors called jack teixeria a risk to national security with a history of violent threats. >> and he may still have access to top secret documents. oren lieberman reports. >> reporter: tonight jack teixeria in custody after appearing in court for his detention hearing. prosecutors portray the suspected leader as a risk to flee, incapable of the trust he promised to uphold as a member of the air national guard. there is no integrity because there can be none when there is such a profound breach of trust, said pellegrini from the u.s. attorney's office. in a dumpster, authorities found a tablet, laptop and xbox, they had all been smashed. prosecutors say it was a way of stopping them from fully understanding the seriousness and scale of teixeria's conduct. >> the department is looking not only at our intelligence processes and procedures as it relates to security of sensitive information and who has that information and also the process by which we clear and vet individuals for security clearances. that work is ongoing. >> reporter: authorities say he had an arrestssenal of weapons

because they administer th network, the program, th database that is why jack teixeria i ha this kindaccess. and look, the reality here tha everyone needs to know is that many u.s. corporations hav better internal security for their most sensitive data then the pentagon has that disparity should no exist. we have got to get better at locking classified information down >> wait, wait, wait, you know never interrupt you. you're right, everyone shoul know that. how is that possible how is it possible that yo have private companies in this country that have better security for their preciou documents than our government? >> it's really inexcusable but i consult with these major global corporations. and i can tell you their insider threat programs, their ability to identify what matters most, the bottom line, what cannot walk out the doo at that built research development, a future market value. they have got. it and they understand how t tag it in their networks, ho to identify the employees that should and should not have access and most importantly, how th alarm bells should go off an d

whatever jack teixeria motiv -- motive, was this leak is bad for the government for one, national securityan compromise sources and methods. it basically means that it put people, real people, at risk who are out there in the field it also makes it harder to improve new sources so we ca get information from second, it is never good whe our adversaries know what we had and know what we know. and third, it can hurt our alliances, making it harder fo our intelligence partners wh to trust us, who we share a lo of information with. so, needless to say, it is a bad look for the country tha classified information can b shared by a 21-year-old kid wh simply wanted to show off. but you know what else is a ba look when a 76-year-old forme president is suspected of doin something pretty similar this week, the new york time revealed that the specia counsel in the mar-a-lag documents case is investigating, quote, whether former presiden trump showed off to aids i visitors a map he took with hi when he left office that contained sensitiv intelligence information we don't know what that math i off, but s

. >> reporter: jack teixeria in custody, prosecutors portray the suspected leaker of classified documents as a risk to flee. incapable of the trust he promised to uphold as a member of the massachusetts air national guard. there is no integrity in teixeria's character because there can be none when there is such a profound breach of trust said pellegrini from the u.s. attorney's office. in a dumpster, authorities found a laptop, tablet and xbox all smashed, prosecutors saying a way of stopping them from fully understanding the scale of teixeria's conduct. >> the department is looking at not only our intelligence processes and procedures as it relates to security -- or sensitive information and who has that information, but also looking at the process by which we clear and vet individuals for security clearances. and that work is ongoing. >> reporter: authorities say he had an arsenal of weapons just feet from his bed, including rifles, ar and ak style weapons and bazooka. his room decked out in military camo and paraphernalia. in a recent online chat unc uncovered by investigators, teixer

there is a pretty big investigation going on jack teixeria that may not be the only person who faces some kind of accountability. >> and yesterday we spoke to jeremy bash who was the pentagon chief of staff and he said that there is really no way with the millions of people in the military to do bag checks or, you know, spot check people when they are leaving ft. hood which is bigger than some american states >> yeah, i spoke to the former top counterintelligence official in the government who said the same thing we can't search everybody. but there were reports that people were searched coming out of pentagon yesterday. at the end of the day, this is a matter of trust. but there are questions about whether for example people who hold top secret security clearances thoo ashould allow te government to monitor their private social media a big step but one that people are talking about. >> ken, thank you for your reporting on this. >>> joining me now is congressman who is chair of the problem solvers caucus and this is a problem to solve >> true. >> this leak story is growing by leaps a

you did have one congresswoman marjorie taylor greene defending jack teixeria, and saying what he was was patriotic. so, you have fellow republican senator, lindsey graham this morning responding to that assertion on the sunday shows. and talking specifically about what's at stake here >> what they're suggesting wil destroy america's ability to defend themselves. it's okay to release classifie information based on you political views. that the ends justify th means. it's not okay, if you're a member of the military intelligence community and you disagree with american policy, and you think you're gonna be okay when it comes to leaking classified information you're gonna go to jail. it's one of the most irresponsible statements you can make >>, so as the investigatio continues to play out here,, jasper and we know that th biden administration of federa government will take a close look at how they monitor certain chat rooms and socia media. a big take away from all o this is the fact that much o this information was out there for weeks before the pentago even realized. it >> monica alb

jack teixeira . --after prosecutors argued he would obstruct their probe if he was free, he was considering whether he continues in attention. airman teixeriawith unauthorized removal and retention of classified documents or materials. the prosecutor in that case arguing against his release, saying the defendant uses what he can to gain what he wants. he has constantly and consistently put himself before all else, arguing against his release. this is robert in north carolina, republican. that morning -- good morning. caller: good morning, sir. thank you for the open forum. i know there are simply different topics. there is so many different things going on in our nation and our world. i think a lot of it is affected by internet for number -- i thing a lot of it is affected by internet pornography. to be candid, sir, i am hopefully -- hopelessly addicted to internet pornography. it affects me so many different ways. please have a segment where people can call in and we can learn about this internet pornography stuff, and why have our senators and stuff past laws -- passed laws where people like me can't sue for our addiction? host: what do y