, ta ke you take away from john brennan, take it away from me too. you take away from john brennan, takeway from me too. i think it was wrong to take the clearance away, to pay somebody back, like what they said. i think i also have to say that i thinkjohn brennan, describing someone he didn't like as treasonous, was over the top. i would like to see both sides calm the temperature down. there are legitimate areas of serious disagreement. we can talk about those areas of. when we encouraged what we called the food fight, throwing names at each other, are not doing anybody say this. america is very polarised nap —— right now. at the heart of it seems to be an notion that donald trump has, there isa notion that donald trump has, there is a deep state, the elite, including the national—security establishment, gentlemen such as yourself, who are determined to bring him down. he is telling an america that these people don't want me to succeed because i am your guy, working for the little guy and they wa nt to working for the little guy and they want to stop me. how worried are you? want to st

right well to lionel's point that something changed along the way it's funny you mention john brennan i was just about to say the thing that changed is that the democrats finally realized that all they needed was a vein to get into the intelligence community of the united states and the person who injected that g.p.s. document which by the way was paid for by hillary clinton and the d.n.c. all they needed was a vein a way to get it into the intel community and they did so through john brennan and if you look at granite and i'd love to present trump revoked his security clearance and his right to rifle through all the intelligence briefings guess what you notice you guys notice the leaks have stopped since that happened and what does that tell you that tells you that john brennan was indeed the leaker he did have a political ax to grind and by the way you're not supposed to be allowed to be a paid network contributor and also have access to highly classified intelligence briefings that in my opinion as someone who went through journalism one o one in college knows better than that but

we continue to be joined by former cia director john brennan. that struck me as the most presidential thing. that is plausibly and conceivably what other presidents would say to other commanders complaining about the pace of the fight. except i'm guessing you have a difference with the way trump carried it out? >> yes. i've heard basically those questions with a different tone and thrust uttered by other presidents. these are the types of questions that presidents and national security members need to ask, how long are we going to commit troops, how long are we going to lose lives. what are the national security stakes that we have to protect. how can we, in fact, extricate ourselves from these long and drawn out wars. these are complicated issues. we don't want a withdrawal that will allow our adversaries to use afghanistan once again to launch another 9/11, but can we commit treasure and blood for years upon years and hope that, you know, one day in the future we're going to be able to get out. these are serious questions. again, these are iss

all they needed was a vein a way to get it into the intel community and they did so through john brennan and if you look at granite and i'd love to present trump revoked his security clearance and his right to rifle through all the intelligence briefings guess what you notice you guys notice the leaks have stopped since that happened and what does that tell you that tells you that john brennan was indeed the leaker he did have a political ax to grind and by the way you're not supposed to be allowed to be a paid network contributor and also have access to highly classified intelligence briefings that in my opinion as someone who went through journalism one o one in college knows better than that but unfortunately the lines in washington these days are so mixed that that was allowed to happen and it's a real shame you know lionel we haven't heard much from james oh lordy komi lately i wonder why they connect to the back to get a little whose name was good back in the news again in a big big way that's why he wrote the book and sold it before it happened my words he's going to be the lead m

if john brennan wants americans to divorce themselves from the notion of a deep state.hey he should stop saying dumb stuff like that. adam schiff says i have been previously informed by the fbi and justice department that they would consider their release a red line that must not be crossed as they compromise sources and methods. agencies need to top hiding behind sources and methods. because wants to with hold information that might ex poise as an ambitious fraud. and if schiff is concerned they abdicated their own power by concentrating too much of it in the presidency. schiff for brains. don't act outraged because you think power is being wield by a short-fingered simpleton. i would like to wrap d.c. in saran wrap. the test will facebook this president is eager to wear there is achievement crown top declassify documents when they are not common rating, personal or entirely favorable, that style still be sexy? that's the memo. earlier this year republicans and democrats on the house intel committee put out dueling memos. so will the president's order to release these

sanctimony, john brennan.oxnews.com just obtained brand-new texts showing that some officials were "leaking like mad in the lead up to the fbi's washer pro." why? to influence public opinion. take a look at this exchange. this is just after the president got elected, december 15th, 2016. there they are again, lisa page texting strzok, remind me to tell you tomorrow the times doing a story about the rnc hacks. strzok responding "more than they already did? i told you that quinn told me they are pulling all the stops out on some story." he then followed up "think our sisters have become leaking like mad. he scorned and worried and political, they are kicking into overdrive." according to reporting from her own catherine herridge, the sisters they are referring to that strzok mention, that likely is the cia, that would be john brennan and barack obama's cia. less than a month after that exchange "the new york times" published, published a story about rnc hacks on the very same day bus speed published a dossier fi

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or john brennan and james comey will look like heroes for exposing carter page for the spy he s.this will be a national securi security risk, they are crying wolf. >> shannon: the accuser of john. she said in 2017 she was in an abusive relationship. it named ellison. she said every time she tweets it out, it goes ai. the dnc is investigating this. it raises questions for people who say why so many demands about republican investigations? should we not be fair across the board. this should not be a partisan issue? >> i agree 100%. as a victim myself. my perpetrator didn't ask my political leaning. the bottom line is every woman or victim should be believed. 2 to 10% are being untruthful so 90% are truthful. the reason these are taken off social media. not because of what she is claiming. it's because of the doctor being listed. her patient number and other private medical information. >> i don't agree that every woman should be believed. but evidence should be believed am this woman has a lot more evidence than kavanaugh's accuser does and it happened a couple of years ago with ey

we sat down with michael hayden, leon panetta, john brennan, jay johnson and madeleine albright. >> andhe russian investigation, the u.s. relationship with nato and the trump administration's threat to pull security clearances from some of those people we just mentioned. first up, our conversation with retired four-star general michael hayden, who ran both the nsa and cia. and we started by asking him about his new book, the assault on intelligence, american national security in the age of lies. >> i come at it with a three-layered problem. number one is cultural. and fun mentally that's the biggest one. it's us. the book is about us and our political discourse or lack of discourse, our distrust. that's anchored also on the lack of truth. post-truth world oxford definition, decision making based on feeling and preference rather than objective reality and we've gone to our corners, pledged allegiance to our tribes and data doesn't matter much. second layer, the president, who quite intelligently saw it, exploited it and now in office uses it and frankly i think worsens it. >> abuses it.

either the president will be vindicated and show they did survey of his campaign or john brennan andlook like heroes for exposing carter page as the spy that he is. either way why not be on the side of openness and transparency? every time the democrats cry this is going to be a national security risk when something is unredacted they are crying wolf. it has never happened. shannon: i want to touch on this case involving karen monahan, the deputy director of the dnc and running for ag in minnesota posted her medical records the talk about when she saw doctor in 2017, she was in an emotionally and physically abusive relationship. in that report she says every time she tweets it out it goes away. we are waiting to hear what the dnc is doing to investigate this. it raises questions for people who say why so many demands about republican investigations, shouldn't we be fair across the board, to the accusers and the accused regardless of party? this shouldn't be a part of an issue? >> absolutely, i agree with you 100%. as a victim myself i can tell you my perpetrator did not -- the bottom

a lot of it should be embarrassing to john brennan and may be there in lies that he is so adamant. i don't think it will change anyone's mind but i have seen nothing in it that will jeopardize the national security interest of this country. >> bret: lasting quickly, do you think attorney general sessions keeps his job and the president continues to talk about the attorney general, the other day saying, i don't have an attorney general. >> i think we are at the point of irreconcilable differences in this relationship and i think he keeps jeff sessions until a sufficient number of republican senators tell the president that someone else can be confirmed. i don't know who that person could be in this hyper political environment. i hate it -- of all the cabinet level jobs, that is the one i'm most interested in having the right person in and i hate the president's relationship has become what it is and i hate that it has become public but i think you will be the ag until someone else will be confirmed and i don't know who that person might be. >> bret: is that you? >> heavens no. linds

. >> harris: his comment coming off a sort of witticism from john brennan that we've seen before.he director of national intelligence and mr. rosenstein should push back against any directive that is going to have negative impact on our capabilities on mr. trump in the white house does not relent, i think that they have some decisions to make whether another going to just not follow that direction and be fired or to resign. >> harris: i'm a little baffled by trey gowdy singh is not going to change anybody's mind. i don't understand it, why can't we see all of it then? >> pete: i agree with the speed fortune, we need as much sunlight as humanly possible. he may or may not be right, but i don't want to go through trey gowdy or the john brennan filter. the american people are smart enough to get a look at something like this and i understand sources and methods, it's important, but a guy like john brennan is always going to hide behind that but what if they use their sources and their methods to spy on american citizens and a political candidate in the middle of the presidential cycl

but, former cia director and trump critic john brennan says leaders of the intelligence community havee president's order. watch it. >> i think christopher wray, director of fbi and dan coats director of national intelligence as well as rod rosenstein overseeing this investigation should push back against any directive that is going to have negative impact on our capabilities if mr. trump and the white house does not relent, i think they have some decisions to make, whether or not they are going to just not follow that direction and be fired or to resign. >> harris: tough part of my job is first do i go to kennedy who is nodding or charlie who is taking notes? kennedy? >> kennedy: i think if john brennan wants to completely obliterate the idea that there is a deep state, he needs to stop talking. [laughter] >> harris: that's why i went to her first. >> kennedy: people who hold these sensitive jobs in the fbi and doj and cia that they somehow need to get together in a cabal and block the president. >> maria: that's not what he said he said if they don't feel comfortable doing it they sh

is that acceptable, john brennan? hate to say that chuck schumer is right, but if you go against the intelligence community, they will get you six ways to sunday. why? because the deep state with tht power that they have intelligencewise, it's like a house of cards. we are watching the whole scheme come tumbling down. revealing the level of corruption in your government that should make you sick and concerned, and as it turns out, high-ranking deep state officials, they weren't the only people rocked by the election of donald trump. look at breitbart.com. they obtained official video from inside a 2016 company-wide meeting at the tech giant, google. this was following trump's win. if you thought the good peoplea of google weren't biased and against all things trump, this should make you think again. let's take a look. >> most people here are prettyt upset and pretty sad because of the election. >> the first moment i really felt like we were going to lose. a massive kick in the gut that we were going to lose and it was

john brennan. yes, that john brennan. a pat on the back from the former cia director is coming up. we begin tonight with the fallout from the president's labor day tweets taking aim at syria as well as his own attorney general. good evening. >> this is a big tweet and it's going to be getting a lot of attention because what president trump was essentially suggesting was that the nation's top law enforcement officer should have waited until after the midterms to prosecute two republican congressman up for reelection. >> president trump is again taking his attorney general to task on twitter by saying "two long-running obama era investigations of two very popular republican congressman were brought to a well-publicized charge just ahead of the mid-midterms but to easy wins now in doubt because there's not enough time. good job, jeff. the two congressmen he's referring to are chris collins from new york and duncan hunter from california. the two were indicted within two weeks of each other last month on unrelated charges. collins was charged with 13 counts of security fraud, wire frau

john brennan would be here tonight if he hadn't been in korea. he is been the most forward leaning and personalizing the attacks on the president. we all enjoy some flavor of that at one time or another. there are certain choices to be made along the scale. those of us who have criticized have made the choice. we are willing to accept the risk in order to do something that might in emergency break glass. >> are you breaking the glass? >> yes. the fact that three of us are in under contract with cnn [laughter] i were in reston two or three weeks ago with the tribal isers having a conversation, as a retired community. there were a range of views. some of them were supporters. others. we should not be there at all. that is not an illegitimate point of view. you were in the room. >> i am with you. that is a very articulate the portrayal of the issue and the controversy. where you come down on it is a very personal thing. >> what is your degree of alarm about russia and the ongoing practice of the president downplaying their role? the threat for you?

if we get these isa documents released, there will be a lot of questions for john brennan.n't heard the cia director ever in all the work i found -- >> sean: i've heard from my sources that audi doesn't want him out. >> gaudi signed a letter, he's t john brennan will have some questions to answer when he's done. >> sean: so in other words, farming out. >> the two allies were concerned they would be exposed. one was great britain. and not about christopher steele, it has to be something else. and what about source? >> "washington post," they bury the lede in the last line, but all the reporting we've done on your show is 100% accurate. he's a russian oligarch and connections to be 14 and ohr come all the things we reported. that's a project that showed up in his note as the successor. but the spokesman goes further and says, when we hired the democracy project we were paying for fusion gps to do work. so now there's a new stark money group funding -- >> sean: i'm running out of time but let me ask this question. we've all talked about how the president needs to reclassify an

social media blowing up about this and you'll never guess who rush to colin kaepernick's defense, john brennan. a pat on the back from the former cia director. the president's labor day tweets. >> this is a big tweet and it is getting a lot of attention but donald trump was just in the nation's top law enforcement officers should have waited until after the midterms to prosecute two republican congressman until after the election. donald trump is again taking his attorney general to task by saying two long-running obama era investigations and republican congressmen were brought to a well-publicized charge just ahead of the midterms by the jeff sessions justice department, two easy win now in doubt but not enough time, good job, jeff, the two congressman i chris collins from new york and london hunter from california who are indicted within two weeks of each other on unrelated charges. collins is charged with 13 counts of securities fraud, wire fraud and lying to the fbi while under is accused of misusing campaign funds and falsifying campaign records. those lawmakers have pleaded not guilty. c

today, in fulfilling that responsibility, i have decided to revoke the security clearance of john brennan, former director of the central intelligence agency." >> stephen: this means brennan can't read classified intelligence. so, now the only place he'll read threats against america is on trump's twitter feed. ( laughter ) and-- and the official reason trump gave for revoking brennan's clearance? brennan "leveraged his status to make a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations, including wild outbursts on the internet." ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: yes, yes. >> jon: shame. >> stephen: yeah, i'd say that's the pot calling the kettle black, but there may be tapes of it calling the kettle something much worse. ( audience reacts ) ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: oh, now! >> stephen: that's a fine-- that's a fine family joke. fine, fine. >> jon: leanin' on the law. >> stephen: but here's the thing, they've been talking about doing this thing for a month. doing it today is just an obvious attempt to distract our attention from america's sweetheart, omarosa. ( laughter ) omarosa says sh

the comments made by john brennan, the former c.i.a. director, i mean the borderline decision.borderline sedition. they are asking people to go against the president of the united states president. he has every authority to declassify the documents and the american people deserve to see it. i do have news for you tonight. i have been told by sources that the documents will be turned over to the president next week. i hear that the f.b.i. and the d.o.j. are redacting what -- redacting. what they will do is turn the documents over to the president sand -- and say it's up to you to declass. they are trying to stall or put pressure on the president. i have talked to sources that have brewed the documents that have top secret clearance to view them. i'm told there is nothing in the request, nothing whatsoever that would violate national security or give away sources and methods. that is what claiming, the d.o.j. as well as the f.b.i. and others are claiming the president will do. >> lou: as they have by the way throughout. >> absolutely. >> lou: they have stonewalled congress. they

believe this intelligence committee is sacrosanct then and has a [inaudible] the media considered john brennan, who called the president treasonous and had a terrible record with which and goes into, they consider him a straight shooter. obama did not actually take election meddling seriously and the special counsel only happened because james call me gave the world the impression trump was already being investigated which he was not. trump one not because not because of russian meddling or a% of money dedicated to russians but because it's a simple idea of enforcing our borders and ripping up nafta. let's hope he gets some that on the last but not least, ann coulter has the ability to debunk two years of programming for cnn and msnbc in just over 250 pages. i cannot recommend her book without anymore. without further delay, the one and only ann coulter. >> i did not promise of support short speech but as i do not get the balcony up there i will not give you and ava perrone style speech. i do think -- well, first i should say if you want to know what is going to happen through your life into t

and that these are things that frustrated john that we were not unified. >> brennan: is there another republican like john mccain? many of your fellow republicans, many sitting there at that service would say, yes, the president may be a flawed individual but he's a flawed vessel for an agenda that we have whether it's tax reform or getting more conservative judges on courts throughout the country including the supreme court. >> it's not a trans. you know, today, we look for politician, is that not only understand the issues but also can engage in abilities of poetry, can bring us together. >> brennan: who is that? >> i don't think that's the time to project who that is but i will tell you family separation is not american value at the border. the idea we're going to deport these people, that's not to me american value. bringing up massive debt, we like the tax cut there was no tax reform. it was a problem. and trying to strip health care away from 20 million americans, seem as though we have been ba backing a lot of people into a corner using our power, our economic power to get what

john brennan to even mention the russian's names. when the obama administration was going to call them out for this activity. there has been nothing done from the senior administration level to protect from an attack like this happening again. in fact, i wouldn't be surprised if they would even welcome it. >> it wasn't just the ads that boosted the influence of elections. it was the free accounts. the messages and the messages. those are what spread virally. because people thought, you know, they were true, they were native. how does that get tackled in the future? >> exactly. facebook took almost a year to acknowledge this activity. the initial report was the russian -- this russian company, the internet research agency, had spent about $100,000 on ads. and that's not much. it was an in an election in which the trump campaign and clinton campaign each spent tens of millions of dollars on facebook ad. when you looked a little more closely, it was obvious that was not the sort of business model. volatile themes on race, on guns, on im

to get reaction to this from the senior national security analyst and former cia director john brennan and how unusual is this? >> well, it is very unusual and concerning from two perspectives. one is that it is highly inappropriate and unethical for mr. trump to the take any action that pertaining to the criminal investigation of russian collusion, and russian and in cooperation with russia in the election of which mr. trump and close associates are subjects. so that should not happen that he would be able to take such an action, and he certainly has the authority to do it, but i think it is highly inappropriate, and anybody who knows the issues feels similarly. and secondly, to basically order the de the department of justice and the fbi to release this information, even that which is redacted earlier, it is really just pushing this envelope, and i believe it is making a lot of law enforcement official, and justice enforcement officials and intelligence officials concerned about the negative consequences of that. so, yes, he has the authority to do these things, but the question is w

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doesn't know who's loyal to him and who is out to get him. >> thank you. >>> let's turn to former john brennanhe served under multiple presidents, republicans and democrats. mr. brennan, good morning. >> good morning. >> you're certainly a trump critic and the president notoriously took your security clearances w that i ask you, when you read this article, got any suspects? you worked in government a long time. >> i have no idea who wrote it. >> let's set aside the substance of what this author says, what about the daring of it? what's your reaction to the idea that somebody who's going to wake up and report to work at the white house or in the administration wrote this piece about a sitting president? >> i think there are two major takeaways, one is what the author wrote is wholly consistent with all the reports we have seen over the last year, the reports within bob woodward's books and other things about just how unfit, reckless, irresponsible donald trump is. secondly, it shows the depth of concern within the administration, within the senior ranks of the administration about what is happe

former cia director and nbc news contributor john brennan saying, well done, colin, well done. >> a joke taken too far? a florida mother is under fire this morning after a video of her dunking her toddler's head wt viral. the mom says they were just having fun, but police and state authorities aren't laughing. she's now facing an investigation. from our nbc affiliate in orlando, michelle meredith has the story. >> it was just a joke. >> reporter: caitlyn wolf said she had no idea this video sticking her son's head in the toilet would get the reaction it did. oh, but it did. threaten to do what to you? >> threatened to kill me, murtd me, shoot me, shove my head in the toilet, bury me halfway alive, cut my head off. >> reporter: it started last week when caitlyn says as a prank she gave her 3-year-old son what she calls a swirly, toilet flushing, head in the video lgs out. but caitlyn says he's not screaming, he's laughing. >> it was just a joke. and i mean, everybody is like, oh, his face didn't go in -- it's not a dirty toilet. it was clean, you know. he wasn't being tortured in any way.

joining us now former cia director john brennan.or national security analyst for nbc news and formernato supreme allied commander james is chief international security and diplomacy analyst for nbc news and msnbc. counsel on foreign relations and author of the book. we'll talk about that in just a moment. >> let me begin with you. all that is new, all that is old is new again. i mean, if you talked to george w. bush they were leaking about me at the cia around the clock, the state department always leaked. this does happen, but perhaps in not such a dramatic manner. is this a new chapter or have we seen it before? >> i will take issue with your premise. i don't think they said it was leaking around the clock. they were concerned about it but "new york times" editorial is not a leak. it is deep concern and worry. what people have been saying over the last year that donald trump has not fulfilled his responsibilities. so so, i think a lot of people within the government that are quite frustrate would the situation and now taking extre

that's john brennan. what's the iron newy here? >> hang on a second, john brennan is saying someone is partisan? it's a job that griff knows in washington, democratic, republican administrations relatively nonpartisan because you're supposed to give the president, any president, either party the intelligence. the important stuff you need to know to prevent terror attacks. this guy's come out of the job and has been not just an obama partisan is, he has been deranged almost in his attack the on president trump. won't even call him president trump, says i'll call him mr. trump. i will not give him respect. so spare me if we're going to get a lecture from john brennan about who's partisan. and by the way, the second part of the tweet where he gets into lindsay graham is craven? didn't he love him when he was riding shotgun with the late senator john mccain, and whenever graham and mccain took on president trump in conscience, on principle, they cheered it on. now all of a sudden lindsey graham supports a tru

mike rogers, john brennan and jim cooley. given the remarks he made at ci recently, it would appear to me, at least the inference you can draw, he got smarter about it or more educated about the value. but he did make a comment, or something like that. i don't remember the exact words. we didn't dwell on it at the time. again, this was 20 months ago. the president-elect at the time, had very little or virtually no exposure to intelligence at all. in fairness to him, it is part of the education process. i would say that the interesting contrast here between mike hayden and mike rogers, i think it reflects the decision, whether or not to speak out, is a highly personal one. mike rogers, i think it is quite understandable to take the position he has taken. he will get over it. [ laughter ] you know, having served in this administration, i think he is going to come at it from a different perspective. it was 23 years ago for me this month that i retired from the military. september, 1995. it never occurred to me to speak out or go

each of us in our own way choose our own formula which we criticize and by the way, john brennan would be here tonight if he hadn't been in korea and john has been the most forward and i think calling it personalizing the attacks on the president. but we all enjoyed labor of that at one time or another. there are certain choices we made along the scale. but i think those of us who have criticized have made the choice are willing to accept the risks and institutional norms and values in order to do something we earlier metaphor, anemergency , break left. for our tribe, yes. the fact that three of us are under contract with cnn is in itself an offense to msnbc. >> it's okay, we are good. >> but seriously, jim and i were in ruskin two or three weeks ago with the tribal elders and having a conversation. this is a retired senior community and let me say there were a range of views and some more supporters but there were others here who just thought we should not be there at all. and that's not an illegitimate point of view. i now i don't mind, it's quite illegitimate. then, you were in the

the media considered john brennan, who called the president treasonous and has a tomorrow record which ann goes into, the media consider him a straight shooter. obama did not actually take election meddling seriously, and the special counsel only happened because james comey gave the world the impression trump was already being investigated, which he was not. trump actually won not because of some sort of russian meddling or the fraction of a fraction of a percent of money that was dedicated by russians to influencing people on social media, but because he had the simple ideas of enforcing our borders and ripping you have nafta. let's hope he gets some of that down. some of that done. so i cannot recommend "the resistance is futile" any more, and without further delay, the one and only ann coulter. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. i didn't promise a short speech, but since i don't get the balcony up there, i'm not going to give you an eva peron style speech. [laughter] first, i should say if you want to know what is going to happen through your life and through the world, probably t