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earlier today former cia director michael hayden was on "morning joe" basically saying it wasn't plausible president obama ordered a wiretap because presidents can't order wiretaps. explain. >> there's a whole process for this to happen. when there's a need to collect intelligence on a foreign agent, on an agent of a foreign power, or on a foreign power operating inside the united states, that request comes from the nsa usually or the fbi, goes to a fisa court that's a classified intelligence court that evaluates that request. there's some back and forth between the court and the agency that submits the request, and then ultimately there's a final request submitted and that's either approved or not. the point is there's a whole process involved with lots of people, and you can't, the president doesn't just make the

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director—general michael hayden. american intelligence in the age of terror. worth a read. he said the rub people working in the intelligence agencies at the moment with different interpretations of loyalty, secrecy, transparency. i was really struck by that because, really, that has been the theme of the first 50 days of this presidency? yes, you mentioned chelsea manning and edward snowden and the cia is going to look into and the cia is going to look into and try to find out who is behind this latest dump to wikileaks of cia documents. but the problem here is broader and the general was hinting at it, the breakdown, frankly, in relationships between this white house and the intelligence community and, at some point, the white house will need the intelligence community and will need them to give them an analysis and information and if the white house carries on its war with us intelligence is not going to get the level of cooperation it might need at some future date. yes, and the outside world looking in has conce

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former nsa and cia director michael hayden joins me. why he says the trump administration's ties to russia deserve to be looked and and what he says is beyond curious about president trump's behavior. that candid interview ahead. >>> up next, senator bernie sanders on trumpcare and why trump voters stand to lose the most if it's passed. i'll talk with senator sanders right after this two minute break. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> a lot of people have been tabulating the winners and losers from the gop health care plan, trumpcare, but if you were to pick the demographic group that takes it most squarely on the chin, it would be the following -- rural, 60-year-old americans making $20,000 to $40,000 a year. and you know who rural, 60-year-old americans making $20,000 to $40,000 a year votes for in the election? donald j. trump overwhelmingly.

katty kay spoke with michael hayden during our 100 days program.hey began by asking how damaging this was to the central intelligence agency. know what i've heard in the report and read in news reports. the agency is not can timing or denying the authenticity. i have to put that out there. if what i have read is true, this seems to be an incredibly damaging leak in terms of the tactics, techniques, procedures, and tools used by the central intelligence agents the to conduct legitimate foreign intelligence. it has made my country and my country's friends less safe. katty: what you do about the issue of people inside the intelligence community, 800,000 with top security clearance, 21,000 in the cia alone. someone got a hold of these documents and decided to pass them on. how do you stop that? mr. hayden: that appears to be the story. i don't want to jump to conclusions. but -- let's see how this plays out. there are other possibilities. let's take that as the working hypothesis. you have raised a difficult question. the sheer number, how do you make

general michael hayden is here. plus, we live in this great political uncertainty but the stock market is at an all time high. what explains the disconnect? john c. bogle, is here to explain. >> what does sean spicer's boss thin thinks? >> march madness is in full spring. how many of the players will actually graduate. i am going to talk to someone who built the brackets based on academics. look who wins. >>> it is two weeks. on a march 4th, president trump sent tweets that's been viewed around the world including this claim. "terrible, just found out that obama had my "wires tapped" in trump tower just before the victory." . >> how low has president obama go to tap my phone. this is nixon/watergate, bad or sick guy. >> the combinations of those tweets is potentially defamatory. not that i expect president obama to file suits. lets gain this out. if president obama were to sue trump, trump is a public figure and obama's burden of proof is actual fallace. it would be wrereckless for president trump if president trump

former nsa and cia head general michael hayden is here.nd plus, we live amidst the political uncertainty, but the stock market is at an all-time high, and whats explains the disconnect? investment john c.bogel founder of vanguard is here. and chris is a lizza says that white house spokesman sean spice er hit a new all-time low this week. and we will look at that. >> and march madness in full swing, but how much of the collegiate players will actually graduate? ily talk to someone who built a fantasy bracket based on academic academics. look at who wins. but first, it has been two weeks and on the morning of march 4th, president trump set off a number of tweets that is been literally viewed around the world. including terrible. just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism, and of course, that twitter storm ended with trump flat out calling his predecessor bad or sick. and quote, how low has president obama gone to tap my phones in the sacred election process? this i

joining me now, michael hayden, former director of theia and the nsa. people who are in conspiracies, they assume you leave here on a black helicopters. general hayden, let me start with this issue of the leaking issue that is going on. >> sure. >> obviously we are at the point where can we have faith in congress to investigate this story fairly? >> i think yesterday was actually a dark day. and i know both the chair and senior member of the committee. like and respect them both. but what we saw yesterday, i think, was the committee chairman and perhaps a little bit from the senior member as well undercutting the legitimacy of at least this committee to conduct that kind of an investigation. one hopes that the senate committee can actually maintain this bipartisanship and more objective view. but we'll have to see. >> walk me through raw intelligence here. look, it seems like the most logical explanation that happened yesterday with devin nunes is this. somebody wants to help out president trump and said, just go find me something that can give a grain,

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michael hayden forgets he exists and says, oh, it's millennials doing this. leaking is a very common practice in the u.s. if you're powerful, you get away with it. you get rich like bob woodward has done. if you're powerless, you get put into prison. that's a major problem. >> i've got to ask the big picture issue, the ongoing probed of a presumed russian hack of the american election. i follow you on twitter. you tweeted something that caught my eye. put that up, and i'll read it aloud. number one, trump presidency is dangerous. two, cia, deep state abuse of spy powers to subvert elected government is dangerous. one can cogently believe both. speak to that issue. >> sure. i'm somebody who has advocated a lot of political positions, devoted my journalism and legal career before that to a lot of positions that the trump presidency is waging war. on i think the trump presidency poses severe dangers. there is also a severe danger from having unelected but extremely powerful people who operate in the dark, who exercise permanent power in washington subverting the

liz: that's former ci sarks director michael hayden. he's calling the wikileaks release incredibly damaging. joining me now former cia intelligence officer, lieutenant colonel tony shaffer. do you you agree with general hayden? tony: i do. what he's saying is absolutely correct. these vulnerabilities are not necessarily known to the public. hearing and criminal enterprises may know them. but we don't want them to to be known to hackers and the bad guys. the use of these things against u.s. citizens needs to be looked at. but as general hayden says, we need to use effective tools and procedures, and technology is ambivalent to the user. this is not about technology, it's about how we use it. this damaged our ability as a nation to do the hard worchg intelligence. liz: does it show enemies like isis, north korea, russia or iran how the cia does that work. we know north korea has been selling allegedly, selling nuclear elements to make nuclear bombs to unknown international buyers. we don't know who they are. we know there is a nuclear capa

. >> michael hayden says both breitbart and mike levin has their own world view. >> the reputation of nation at risk to get at least a draw out of the next 24 hour news. >> president trump did not address the wiretap claims on monday. the first day since office he had no on camera events. >>> confirmation hearings for nominees don't typically get attention, but today, rod rosenstein. he was tapped by president trump in january. his boss, attorney general neff sessions recused himself from the investigation on russia. rosenstein is set to oversee those investigations if confirmed. he is digging in on the claims his answers about russian contacts to the committee were quote correct. he said he did not mention two meetings with the russian ambassador because the question did not ask about them. he was not at the meetings as a member of the trump campaign. >>> ben carson trying to clarify his remarks likening slaves to immigrants who choose to come to america. he was speaking at the staff on monday. he was praising the work ethic of immigrants before comparing them to slaves who were forc

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joining me now is general michael hayden. he has served as both director of the cia and the national security agency. his book, playing to the edge, american intelligence in the age of terror, is now out in paper back. and i am pleased to have him at this table. >> hi. >> senor: thank you, this say fantastic book. >> thank you. >> senor: i read it when i was it was in hard cover, and will revisit it in soft cover but before we get to the book let's talk about news happening today and this weekend. first let's talk about the allegations of wiretapping, allegations that president obama engaged in wiretapping. you were in the business bns yep. >> senor: of wiretapping, loosely defined at the nsa and cia. can you explain to our viewers the process by which an administration can initiate the wiretapping process. >> yeah. and i guess the first thing i would say, dan, is probably the word "administration." >> senor: yes. >> is the wrong word. >> senor: all right. >> in the 1970s church pike, reformer of the american intelligence com

. >> i have general michael hayden tomorrow. >> excellent. >> michael hayden tomorrow is going to be my best. he's the perfect guest on this subject 9:00 tomorrow. >> 9:00 a.m., michael smerconish, thank you so much my friend. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. "the lead with jake tapper" starts now. >> in honor of st. patrick's day the white house fountains are green and the president is serving up enough blarney for everyone. the lead starts right now. president trump's wire claim dispute and now the white house press secretary turning the briefing room and the

former nsa and cia director michael hayden gives this blunt explanation. >> the president of the united states put his own reputation, the reputation of his predecessor and the reputation of his nation at risk to get at least a draw out of the next 24 hours of news. >> if hayden got it right, if president trump risked all that to distract and deflect from the real story which is russia, by the way, we americans should not allow that to happen. we have to follow the truth, wherever that leads. now, let's get started. let's go to our political analysts, mark preston, jeffrey toobin, david rode and jeff zellny. jeff, i'll get to the news first, what's going on here, jeffrey toobin? >> i don't know. i don't agree with what you said, that this was somehow an attempt to distract. i think this is just the way donald trump is. i don't think he's playing some careful four dimensional chess, i think he sees things on breitbart, on right wing social media. >> i didn't say -- >> i think he's just angry, he's angry about how it's going in his administration, and he sees an explanation here on the in

we are speak with general michael hayden. it is monday, march 6th. along with joe and me, we have veteran columnist and msnbc contributor mike barnicle. senior political analyst for nbc news and msnbc mark halpern. msnbc political analyst and professor at the university of michigan school of public policy, harold ford jr. and in washington, reporter for "the washington times," michael schmidt. when this started i had hope and open mind and i'm losing hope and my mind is closing on the potential we will have any potential for this presidency at all. >> a lot of people looked at tuesday night's address and thought that maybe this is when donald trump could turn the corner, start being more presidential. he even had van jones over at cnn saying this is the moment that donald trump becomes president of the united states. now he has been president of the united states and he is president of the united states because millions and millions of voters made him that. but there was a belief that maybe he could turn the corner. certainly by a lot of people watch

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about president obama and it is something that was predicted right here last saturday by general michael haydenmer head of the cia and nsa. watch. >> i think where this is going, michael, and i think this is the lifeline, i think the administration is hoping they can grab on to is something that we call incidenceal collection. so i suspect if there is any example of a u.s. identity being unmasked that has any relationship to the trump campaign or trump tower, and again michael, very normal, very correct, very legal, i think at that point the white house goes, a-ha. i told you so. i think this is where it's going. >> he was pressioned. causing the "the new york times" in a friday editorial to label him a lap dog in a watch dog role. joining me now former homeland security and cnn national security juliette kie yan who also hosts the executive podcast. unpack what you heard from general hayden and how those events played themselves out this week? >> hayden predicted how it would unfolded and maybe the white house saw him and thought this might be our lifeline. so what your viewers have to underst

. >> i have general michael hayden tomorrow. >> excellent. >> michael hayden tomorrow is going to be my best. he's the perfect guest on this subject 9:00 tomorrow. >> 9:00 a.m., michael smerconish, thank you so much my friend. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you so much for being with me. "the lead with jake tapper" starts now. >> in honor of st. patrick's day the white house fountains are green and the president is serving up enough blarney for everyone. the lead starts right now. president trump's wire claim dispute and now the white house press secretary turning the briefing room and the president passes the buck. >>> president trump expressing frustration with china. what could the president do when and if the next missile flies? >>> plus, epidemic of fake drugs, bad drugs, counterfeit drugs killing americans instead of saving lives and you may not know you took them until it's too late. >>> welcome to the lead, everyone. i'm jake tapper. president trump making it clear once again the buck stops there. this time the president refusing to acknowledge that his white house caused an inter

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to michael hayden's point, before he even tweeted this out first thing two weeks ago he should have come out with the information that he has. but look, here we are two weeks later, we're still talking about this. and we have house and senate republicans and democrats, we have foreign officials, all saying that they have no evidence to back this up. we have foreign officials saying this is rubbish and ridiculous. many people are saying he, senator john mccain saying he needs to retract and issue an apology. i personally think that, if he has this information he should have come forward with it. but the fact remains that the president and his administration and his officials and his spokespeople are digging in and they are not budging and they still stand by their assertion, which is not many others, their assertion that news reports indicate that this happened. they are standing by those news reports and they are standing firm. but the reality is, all he has to do is make one call to do it. the people that know and put an end to this. it looks as though we may get that on monday when we

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what do you think about that position from former nsa director michael hayden?ld wikileaks be an arm of the russian? >> that's the way it's operating. if you think about it, we have never seen wikileaks release information about russian or chinese or other countries intelligence systems, they only disclose information about hour hours. it's another form of attacks designed to weaken the united states. who is trying to do that in a variety of ways through cyber, through various forms of propaganda, the russians. i think whoever actually stole and leaked certain material, the effect is an attack on the united states. >> jon: some of our viewers might have read the story, might have read the content of what wikileaks released and said oh, my gosh. the cia is turning on my television to spy on my house, or turning on my iphone to find out where i go during the day. how do you address those concerns? >> of course, no one can verify or say that those were legitimate documents. what you can verify is the cia does not spy on americans and does not spy on americans certa

but the agency's former director, michael hayden said he was very concerned.incredibly damaging leak in terms of the tactics, techniques, procedures and tools that were used by the central intelligence agency to conduct legitimate foreign intelligence. in other words, it's made my country and my country's friends less safe. police searching for missing raf gunner corrie mckeague are investigating whether a bin lorry is linked to his disappearance. the vehicle was spotted near where the 23—year—old was last seen and carried a much heavier load than first thought. a search of a landfill site in cambridgeshire is underway. mr mckeague was last seen on a night out on 24th september. a british backpacker who was allegedly held captive for weeks and subjected to repeated sexual assaults, has been released from hospital in australia. the 22—year—old woman is being comforted by herfamily, after being found on sunday. a 22—year—old australian man has been charged with a number of offences, and has been remanded in custody. the number of women getting top jobs at sporti

another deluge of questions over the president's baseless wiretap claims with former cia director michael hayden. and trump protests return on international women's day. >> you know what? the women get it better than we do folks. >> as the president dines with the cruz family. >> heidi cruz is coming through and i'm wondering if the plans has to apologize to her? >> well "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, president trump is, in the words of his press secretary, in full sell mode trying to push what many in his own party think is a bad product on skeptical buyers. he's already done it with trump steaks,

investigation gets you understand way, some intelligence experts including former cia director general michael hayden questioned the motivations of wikileaks itself. >> i'm now pretty close to the position that wikileaks is acting as an arm as an agent of the russian federation. >> reporter: as for president trump, he was silent on the wikileaks story when asked about it thursday. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: i'm reed binion reporting. >>> this morning we are learning south korea has 60 days to choose a new president. the court upheld an impeachment motion of the current president accused of conspiring to pressure companies including samsung to donate money to none profits that her long time friends set up. park was in office for years. she is south korea's first democratically elected president to be impeached. >>> the latest jobs report will be released in two hours. economists say some solid growth with nearly 190,000 new jobs last month the first full month under president trump. his administration promised to create 25 million new jobs over the next 10 years. >>> "hamilton" officially opens up in

i spoke with general michael hayden, former director of the cia and the nsa, author of a new book playingo the edge, american intelligence in the age of terror. i asked him if he is optimistic congressional hearings will lead to answers. --there is an interested interest to cross party lines. may be republicans want to show there is an. that's a good thing. >> how important is it for these hearings to be public? >> there are always sources and methods you don't want to reveal. this is a case where all ties go to the runner. go to being as transparent as we can. recall in january the intel folks put up this paper that the russians did indeed hacked the elections. i think that is right. they give it hike confidence. but they didn't show much evidence. baby in this instance we will be able to work hard in the workspace up. we can put this thing to rest. been -- there has intelligence community sinking as evidenced by that -- evidence of that by monday next week. >> my instcts are powerful on this, i know how this. i know you u.s. government gets you to listen in on the cause of the u.s. pers

from the hundred days programme spoke to the former cia director and former nsa director general michael haydenre is what he had to say about the sleek. the agency is not yet confirming or denying the authenticity so i've got to put that out there. now, if what i have read is true then this seems to be an incredibly damaging leak in terms of the tactics, procedures and tools used by the central intelligence agency to conduct legitimate foreign intelligence. in other words, it's made my country and my country's friends less safe. edward snowden who knows a thing or two about lea ks has edward snowden who knows a thing or two about leaks has posted online, still working through the publication but what wikileaks has here is genuinely a big deal. he says it looks authentic, although we should emphasise, we are not able to confirm that is the case. as we a lwa ys confirm that is the case. as we always do at this time, let's bring up always do at this time, let's bring up the bbc‘s anthony zurcher live from washington, dc. edward snowden says it is a big deal, is that the thought in washington? ther

. >> reporter: last night on "the late show with stephen colbert," michael hayden defended the spy agency's programs. sthz is a wonderful capability. you give the intelligence community $53 billion a year. you ought to get something for your money. >> reporter: wikileaks claims the more than 8,000 files, code named vault 7, came from a high security network situated in the cia headquarters. the documents reveal alleged hacking tools that can access apple or google smartphones in windows computers. one program targets samsung's smart it prevends to turn the device off and records audio. another document talks about affecting control systems in modern cars, which the cia would use to conduct undetectible assassinations. michael morrell is a former acting director of the cia. >> systems are in place to make sure that somebody isn't rounding up big chunks of material. >> reporter: earlier this year, u.s. intelligence accused wikileaks of being a propaganda arm for the russian government after it released stolen hacked democratic party e-mails. >> wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> reporter: then c

the cia has refused to comment on the documents' authenticity, but the agency's former director michael haydenned. this seems to be an incredibly damaging leak in terms of the tactics, techniques, procedures and tools that were used by the central intelligence agency to conduct legitimate foreign intelligence. in other words, it has made my country and my country's friends less safe. police searching for missing raf gunner corrie mckeague are probing whether a bin lorry is linked to his disappearance. the vehicle was spotted near where the 23—year—old was last seen, and carried a much heavier load than first thought. a search of a landfill site in cambridgeshire is under way. mr mckeague was last seen on a night out on 2a september. a british backpacker who was allegedly held captive for weeks and subjected to repeated sexual assaults has been released from hospital in australia. the 22—year—old woman is being comforted by herfamily, after being found on sunday. a 22—year—old australian man has been charged with a number of offences, and has been remanded in custody. the number of women gettin

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it's staggering, and to see this continue, i mean, for example, today, peter, michael hayden, former head of the cia and nsa, i love these words, is theying that trump's illegitimate world view is a problem, and because it's perpetrated with the left-wing media. here it is, they, the left-wing media and they are playing with it, i think it's an illegitimate world review and a nonfact-based world view. as he says, this you have to just think, my god, did the man miss an entire eight years of american presidential history. a world view that is not supported by reality, the facts? that is a perfect description of the obama administration, is it not? >> yeah, yeah. look. this is a test time for a lot of people in washington, d.c. who say very eloquently and very smartly year after year that they believe in our representative form of government and serving a representative form of government. now somebody that's been elected that is anthetical to the way they think things should be done, and now it's the real test. is there rhetoric actually live up to the reality, and what we are seeing

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