mike pompeo said that is dangerous for democracy.have cia engaged in a political operation to rig the election. we also knew that the fbi was doing that because they prebunked our story. they knew it was coming because they were spying on rudy giuliani and went to big tech and in the weekly meetings they prebunked our story. they said expect a story about hunter biden to come in october. it's hacked information from the russians and i don't have any faith in john brennan or james clapper, that is going to speak in these closed door sessions with house republicans. because they are trained liars and we know that both john brennan and james clapper have already lied before congress and never any sanctions for them. and mike pompeo is right, this is really dangerous to have this political activity inside the cia and fbi. and if one cia employee you know there were others. >> you have to ask, john, this is two presidential elections in a row and two with john brennan and i don't know if clapper is involved from in, would not be surprised

particular , and our special correspondent in washington, dmytro nopchenko, talked about this with mike pompeoetary of the trump era endured after a long break after his resignation, he appeared again in front of the cameras. why is it important to listen to his messages regarding ukraine, russia and this war? further answers . the white house advises the united states. it should be forgotten that these are the ones who make decisions, well, in the states, they would say the makers are achieved, but these are representatives not only of the biden team, but also of the only political team of the democrats, e.e. , in the states, the closer to the presidential elections all the more to hear the other half of the political spectrum of the republicans, and it is not only donald trump who , thanks to his loud message, tries to be always in sight, but also other politicians, the same rondisantis, the second likely candidate for the presidency or other heavy hitters among them, and mike pompeo , the former secretary of state, who knows very well ukraine. for a moment, the former head of the cia is pom

states, the first the country that supported the appointment of anes, the then us secretary of state mike pompeoongratulated janine añez in november 2019 on assuming this post at a moment of great responsibility, when there is a need to restore order in bolivia. civil rights, but did not comment on the detention of the former interim president. olivia janinas got they eu- 10 years in prison, by the way, in terms of speech and behaviour. jeanine compared the president. moldova, my sandu of course. it seems to have been elected legitimately. however , blindly following the manual from washington gives out similar narratives, and in moldova , more and more dissatisfied with such aggressive approaches to the european vector, the republic of moldova completely loses. e your last elements of sovereignty and hmm all these here all these visits are endless. yes, daily visits from westerners. e officials to the republic of moldova simply emphasize that this is a zone of our control and influence, that the republic moldova is our protectorate, let's say, and i'm afraid to think about it. yes, what is in t

former secretary of state mike pompeo joins us now.t that out of the way first. as a former employee was counseling made available to you? are you doing okay? >> [laughs] , trey, i am doing it just fine, and mr. secretary, thank you for getting my pronouns right tonight. i appreciate that. but the real heck of it is i am smiling and you're laughing a little bit. it is really dangerous when the state department is not focused on the things that really matter, keeping the american people safe and making sure our young soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines don't have to go fight. that's what diplomacy is about. thinking about pronouns or divided by race or talking about things that just don't impact american security with a very diverse workforce at the state department. i want every one of them to share one common characteristic. to love america and to work every day to defend our freedoms. >> trey: china, is the biden administration in your opinion taking the threat seriously enough? >> you know, it has been a mixed bag. they have done a h

first country to support the appointment of agnez was congratulated by then us secretary of state mike pompeonovember 2019 on taking up this post at a moment of great responsibility, when there is a need to restore order in bolivia. now secretary of state glinkin is indifferent to the fate of the eu citizen , the us government on duty called on bolivia to protect more than american civilians rights, but did not comment on the detention former interim president olivia janine agnez 10 years in prison, by the way, in terms of statements and behavior , my sandu is compared with the president of moldova, of course. it seems to have been elected legitimately. however, blindly following the guidelines from washington gives out similar narratives, and in moldova , the republic of moldova completely loses more and more dissatisfied with such aggressive approaches to the european vector. e your last elements of sovereignty and hmm all these here all these visits are endless. yes, daily visits from westerners. e officials to the republic of moldova they simply emphasize that this is a zone of our contro

the money will follow the students. >> martha: with that, we bring in mike pompeo. to see you today, secretary pompeo. thanks for being here. how big of an issue do you think this is going to be in 2024? >> the students are trapped in these government-directed schools, union-controlled students and not getting what they need. they're not prepared to go in the work force, not prepared to go to college and competition is good. given alternatives for parents so that they can direct what their students, what their kids learn is incredibly important. i see this not as a republican or democrat issue but deeply american. when i have traveled across the country the last 12, 14, 16 months, i hear from every pocket of the united states. our kids are trapped in these schools. they're not being taught the right things. we want another place, another alternative. this idea of giving students choices at the score is how we make sure the next generation is prepared to lead as well. >> martha: you can see it happening in other places in missi mississippi. people getting portable mon

oh-oh-oh, us secretary mike pompeo interfered in the internal affairs of the orthodox church in ukraine and supported raskolnikov whether patriarch bartholomew had the right to recognize autocephaly, and what goals he pursued i could draw a parallel with the catholic church. it seems to me that a similar operation was carried out by jorge mario beregola, the current pope francis of rome, in relation to the german diatese. he set a precedent for psism by allowing diocese acquire doctrinal and spiritual autonomy which they do not and cannot have. the bishops of these dioceses approved the blessing of homosexual unions and the transfer of church posts, legitimizing the ideology of lgbt and gender to women, when in rare cases some bishops rebel against such deviations, the holy see remains silent we are witnessing how the head of the catholic church, instead of strengthening his brothers faith as bequeathed by christ spreads heresy and sin. does he have the right to do so? of course not, but the german neither do the bishops, for the power of the pope of bishops is limited to the truth taug

been to the white house several times that hillary clinton and hosted foam a secretary of state mike pompeo, as well as president joe biden, to help us get but 3 out of her to waste that was done bullet. georgia financial was a we ship almost to make oscars pretty quarter almost every ship, many craft assured union for it. but it's really a tucker opportunity. a news is that the news can fluctuate a full a many customers than you will for the former. someone your to with tobin 997 bartholomew is presented with the congressional gold medal, the highest donna in the united states. he received it 3 years earlier than pope john paul. the 2nd skipped couple points of a poem, contorting one that he caustics, pistols, store, i mean, it scares to florida flaming. she work, i mean, you guys watch what i, she's the schism of the orthodox church of ukraine was carefully studied, and perhaps supervised by this man, one of the top you as state administration officials, john hopes, an acquaintance of bartholomew unfold my u. s. ambassador in cave, i'm curiously, one of those are, some, are still supposed

been to the white house several times, met hillary clinton and hosted for my secretary of state mike pompeo, as well as president joe biden. to help us get you out of her car to we spoke with tom bullet, georgia financial was. are we supposed to make oscars? pretty quarter posters or use it for me? ask assured, union of principal you tucker, for sure. it's a news is that the news fletch door a full, a many customers, the new you will for the former. someone your to with tobin 997 bartholomew is presented with the congressional gold medal, the highest donna in the united states. he received it 3 years earlier than pope john paul. the 2nd skip with a couple points of bucket should keep a ball and come to one that caustics pistols store. i mean, it kind of scares a. okay? because what i see is the schism of the orthodox church of ukraine was carefully studied, and perhaps supervised by this man, one of the top us state administration officials, john herbst, an acquaintance of bartholomew unfold my usaa ambassador in cave. i'm curiously one that has some kind of steel. so why don't i say we sta

us secretary mike pompeo interfered in the internal affairs of the orthodox church in ukraine and supportedhis is ukraine, in my opinion, there are no questions in whether patriarch bartholomew had the right to recognize autocephaly, and in what goals he pursued, i could draw a parallel with the catholic church. it seems to me that a similar operation was carried out by jorge mario berggol, the current pope francis, in relation to the german diatese. he set the precedent for psychism by allowing the diacese to acquire a doctrinal spiritual autonomy which they do not and cannot have. the bishops of these dioceses approved the blessing of homosexual unions and the transfer of ecclesiastical posts to women at laws.

is so pretty rapidly, which is why i talked about the property that mike pompeo, secretary pom pompeoi went through with the hopes of the next administration would declassify more information while protecting our sources and methods and that this body would hold hearings. unfortunately, two years went by without any hearings in this body into the origins of covid so, you know, i'm grateful that we're getting there, but these are things that should have taken place a long time ago. >> you've alluded even as the dni, you had trouble sometimes getting information from the intelligence community. could you peek to that? -- speak to that? >> well, i think there was at times reluck a dance and, you know -- reluctance and, you know, as i've commented that, you know, the independent analytic ombudsman found there were instances where, particular to china, some intelligence was being suppressed so that it could not be used to support policies that the added managers in which i was serving -- administration in which i was serving, the trump administration, could use that. and that was improper.

the split with the russian orthodox church occurred in january 2019. then us secretary of state mike pompeoned in the internal affairs of the orthodox church in ukraine and supported raskolnikov

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mike pompeo, when rogue or he went wrong in relation to julie and he went wrong in relation to wishing leaks. and there were a lot of people disagree with that. but these trump administration layers that was lucky. it may be a legal period for you to do this for you do render a sonjee and bring him back to the us. but it's definitely a vehicle for you to do this if there aren't charges against him. so there were charges that were basically rushed. if you see what's, what's happening to join as a, as a legal problem, you don't understand it. it's a political, it's a political problem. it's a political persecution. just extradited to the us under the espionage at julian is still on space is a 175 year sentence, 170 years or just for receiving and publishing classified information. the thing about the espionage act is that there is no defense to so you can't stand in front of a jury and say, this is why i did it. please let me tell you about the public interest as just unit . it goes straight to jail. it makes a selling of anybody who discusses classified information, even if they learn t

at least one cia employee and mike pompeo, the former cia director said, if there was one, you know thereletter and soliciting signatures for it. and should be investigated and something for the next president to cleanup the fbi and cia, they are they clear and present danger to american citizens. and turned the weapons used overseas, now turned on americans. >> mack gates, what miranda is describing is serious and you are part of the judicious committee and looking into whether or not the fbi has been politicized and whether or not the doj, what do you see it evolve to? >> it has to evolve into a defanging and defunding of the entities and authorities against the american people. i lack miranda's patience and i don't want to wait for the next president but in the budget fight. will the real mike pence please stand up? i remember months ago he went and spoke to the society and so laudatory to the fbi, like drinking their bath water on stage and shows up at the hannity audience and acts like so exasperated of the american people. i don't know if mike pence will run for vice president. >> i

he's not quite as advanced in that process as nikki haley or mike pompeo or mike pence. but i it certainly looks like he's interested in that and very well may give it a go. he i think he filled fills and occupies a similar space to glenn youngkin that governor of virginia right now, you know, an executive leader, somebody who's a little bit more business oriented, not not the bomb thrower, sort of trump republican, but rather like a restoration of like an old republican party. so we'll see if he can build a following on that. i don't know if he's actually going to run, but he's certainly is in the mix. andy read light is flashing at me, which says our time is over with, but thank you so much for being anyhow you doing? i'm doing well. this black history month is sure is. and eddie is history. we have all made as americans. but why is it significa today in the 21st century that we keep a focus on knowing black history? well, first of all, it's such a delight to be in with you. it's just a blessing. and to see all of you, i think it's it's crucial that we understand in th

he's not quite as advanced in that process as nikki haley or mike pompeo or mike pence. but i it certainly looks like he's interested in that and very well may give it a go. he i think he filled fills and occupies a similar space to glenn youngkin that governor of virginia right now, you know, an executive leader, somebody who's a little bit more business oriented, not not the bomb thrower, sort of trump republican, but rather like a restoration of like an old republican party. so we'll see if he can build a following on that. i don't know if he's actually going to run, but he's certainly is in the mix. andy read light is flashing at me, which says our time is over with, but thank you so much for being

vivek middle east than working for pompeo last two years of trump administration, you know under mike pompeofriends like israel the gulf arab states we punished our greatest enemy the number one states sponsor terror islamic republic of iran changed balance what did you see four peace details in, 26 years between israel and arab states now what do you see you see iran has largely gone unchecked since beginning of the this administration, this administration chased them chased them chased them to get back into a detail you have israel looking, israel saying what decisions are we going to have to make for our own security. >> you know if america is not stopping iran for getting a nuclear weapon israel has to an existential threat to security. >> i agree with so many points you made. >> thanks for letting me go on and on. cheryl: of course any time morgan, good to see you. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> all right. we've got a lot more coming up the rise of ai helped chatgpt tramming another industry how could it impact real estate landscape robert salvador here with details you are

the taliban showed up during the negotiations that mike pompeo was leading and said, we are different, we have changed. of course girls can go to school, no problem. if you read the ridiculous document that the u.s. government under trump signed with the taliban, they bought it hook, line and sinker. so it was a very unfortunate outcome. we need to do everything we can to help the people of afghanistan, especially the women and children. that will be very difficult because aid is being cut off. there is lots that we have to figure out how to do to help. you could go around the world, there is so many challenges. on balance, the coalition that was put together to help ukraine was quite an accomplishment. the work that is being done to bring asian nations together to stand up a potential invasion of taiwan by china is very important. we need to do a lot more work in africa and in america. -- and in latin america. there is so much that wasn't done in the prior administration. we have to do makeup work. we are living in a complicated time. we need people to not just be in government, but

. >> brian: mike pompeo surprised me and youngkin thought he was be a shoe-in, see what happens, makeeigh: yes, and into the evening. >> brian: true, coming up straight ahead, homeless street encampments could be legalized if democrats have their way and if you don't like it, face serious ramifications. one resident joins us to react. in 2015, my dad had the idea to revitalize american textile manufacturing with bedding crafted from cotton grown on our family farm. we created red land cotton to give you the best farm, the home products possible. because it's more than quality products. it's a labor of love from our family. go to redland cotton dot com and receive 15% off your order with code fox news. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you as

corporatesed executive vice president senior policy advisory former senior adviser to secretary of state mike pompeoaving you on to discuss all foreign issues, that we are facing, and certainly, the -- the laws that this administration has put forth your thoughts on the -- threat of communist china why this administration so is soft on china. >> great to be with you, maria as always there is a lot of confusion in the business community about what exact is u.s. policy the three c's cooperate, compete and confront which one is it? >> in the same breath sullivan our national security advisory came out last week said engaging in industrial quote/unquote strategy, against china in did you say treeal policy trading with certain people what is the policy, i talk to clients whether investors or private equity, folks, or you know ceos or boards, they don't know what to do they see certain strategic industries like semiconductors, a.i., clearing going to be restricted in being terms what have we can do are we begging to come back to the table and talk? you had minimum cabinet secretaries january january, secr

maria: yeah, this is what secretary of state, former secretary of state mike pompeo has told us manyf china is able to just steal information and you're talking about the visa program that this is one area that the ccp has been able to infiltrate, the visa program and putting people at companies to actually get information like this to send it back to communist china. what would you estimate is the cost to your company of a chinese company stealing your patent? you're just one company and you've obviously seen an impact from this. there are hundreds of thousands of companies that have gotten patents stolen or threatened from communist china. i'm told this cost this country 600 to $800 billion a year. give us a sense of the cost and impact to your company. >> yes, so the market for sugar is an enormous market. upwards of 120 to $150 billion per year and if you have something that very closely mimics the taste and functionality of sugar while having actual health benefits at affordable cost that provides a market opportunity. china is probably number 1 -- probably 2 consumer of sugar i

has the backing of mike pompeo, senator ted cruz and vivek ramaswamy. > i knew going in to pursuing this president trump had endorsed my opponent. kentuckyens are the ones that are voting. i'm on the ballot craft promised a. quarrels campaigned in reporting live kentucky. >> i see testify week when i travel kentucky there are parts of my state reminds folks of third world countries where is the urgency to solve these problems. >> mason dixon kentucky poll from earlier this year found that more than 60% of kentuckyens. if they can flip control of the governor's mansion in kentucky this year it bodes for the national g.o.p. effort to flip the white house next year. bret. >> bret: okay we will watch tomorrow, thanks. florida governor ron desantis signed legislation banning all state funding for diversity, equity and inclusion programs in the state universities. grants university presidents more authority over hiring practices. it's the potential republican presidential candidate's latest offensive against what he calls woke influences on education recent years parents more authority over th

point out the cabinet members who had less opportunity to deal with him being more successful like mike pompeo would bringng up stuff tt you were responsible for to change the subject. [laughter] , if you are handling a portfolio that he didn't really care about you could just go up and do your thing which is good for cabinet secretaries. he was more focused on the departmentwa of justice than the agencies. on the other hand he would talk to me a lot. when i was working for h.w. who i had known since the cia and that's where he started up in the cia and i met h.w. then that i was as attorney general and we probably talked six times in a year and a half and i was probably in the oval office by myself. trump stating contact with his principle cabinet secretaries several calls a day sometimes. very informal. i actually enjoyed it was sort of a chaotic way of running things but ii certainly enjoyed it. and we pick up meetings in the oval office hey would he think aboutre this? [laughter] >> you can laugh now. [laughter] but it sounds in some ways you write about that in the book that it reminded y

he lost his spot when he bought a tesla. [ laughter ] former secretary of state mike pompeo spoke thisng at the new hampshire institute of politics speaker series titled, "politics and eggs," i assume as one of the eggs? [ laughter ] i assume [ laughter ] it wasn't a joke it was an assumption i don't -- pompeo criticized president biden for his recent speech attacking the maga movement and said, quote, "treating your countryman like enemies is a rejection of the principles that make america great." oh, so maybe they were chanting "hug mike pence. [ laughter ] tampa bay buccaneers quarterback tom brady apologized on sunday after throwing a tablet on the sidelines. to be fair, new technology can be hard for boomers to figure out. [ laughter ] a lawyer in kentucky was recently suspended after he allegedly offered to help a defendant in exchange for nude photos it's the rare case of a lawyer trying to get himself off. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] scollins yeah, scollins and finally, christmas is now less than 100 days away. or, if you ask costco, six [ laughter ] and that was the monologu

. >> you check out cabinet members to see more successful, mike pompeo would bring up stuff to change the subject. >> if you are handling a portfolio you could go off and do your thing which is good. but he was more focused on the department of justice than most agencies. he would talk to me a lot. when i was working for h&w bush when i was working for the cia i met h&w and when i was his attorney general we talked 6 times, i was probably in the oval office by myself, trump stayed in a lot of contract, our couple calls a day sometimes, frequent meetings, very informal. it was sort of a chaotic way of running things but i sort of enjoyed it, pick up meetings in the oval office, what do you think about this? >> you can laugh now, but -- it sounds in some ways, you write about that in the book, it reminded you of a room in your fraternity house, the intense informality of it can be great because it is dynamic, much less predictable. >> in my fraternity at college it seemed there was a 24/7 card game going on and you could never detect who was there and who wasn't with people coming and g

the then us secretary of state mike pompeo congratulated in november 2019 on his assumption of this postf great responsibility, when there is a need to restore order in bolivia. now, secretary of state blinkin is indifferent to the fate they don’t eat, the us government on duty called on bolivia to protect rather than american civil rights, but did not comment on the detention former interim president. bolivian jeanine dañez, received 10 years in prison, by the way, in terms of statements and behavior. jeanine is compared with the president of moldova, my sandu , of course. it seems to have been elected legitimately. however , blindly following the methodology from washington gives out similar narratives, and in moldova , more and more dissatisfied with such aggressive approaches to the european vector, the republic of moldova completely loses. e your last elements of sovereignty and hmm all these here all these visits are endless. yes, daily visits from westerners. e officials to the republic moldova is simply emphasizing that this is a zone of our control and influence, that the republ

fast forward to the trump under which secretary of state mike pompeo created what he called a commission on unalienable rights , which was supposed to inform him on international human rights law. but also to inform him where the international human rights law and discourse deviated from our founder's values and natural rights and natural law. and at the time, there were several democratic senator -- senators who protested but didn't get a lot of attention. in 2020, he also worked a lot with other countries around the world and in 2020, they launch what is called the geneva consensus declaration on promoting women's health and strengthening the family. we have something called statue of three lives and this declaration is the one of the three lives and it nothing to do with geneva and is not binding. it is in no way a reflection of any kind of consensus under international comparative law and is not meant to promote women's health or strengthen real families. it's really an antiabortion screed where it says there's no right to abortion under international law and states absolutely do not

let's bring in mike pompeo., former secretary of state and a fox news contributor. good to have you here, sir. thanks for joining us today. so essentially one member of the cia said that he was talking to the part of the agency that signs off on publications lick a book or a letter and that that individual said to him, gee, would you be willing to sign this letter that a lot of the former intelligence officials are putting together? he said yes. he said would your wife also sign the letter? tell me what you think, sir, about the origins of this letter and the fact that in the active cia that i were organizing this effort? >> great to be with you. let's make sure we check what we know. we know there's a letter signed by several dozen former intelligence officials who were very plainly attempting to provide president biden with a talking point a political talking point for his debate so he could say with respect to the hunter biden laptop, nothing to see here, folks. when in fact everyone of those officials knew t

i met with merrick garland in his office and, you know, after mike pompeo shut down the houston consulate right move, there were so many espionage cases, what has this administration done? they're shut down the china initiative, and they're not pursuing indictments. but, maria, espionage has not changed. espionage is still going on, it's just we have a justice department that's not pursuing it. then biden waives sanctions on nord stream 2 the, that's putin's pipeline into europe, citing it's in the best interests of national security of the united states. which is absolutely insane. sending the wrong message. then you have afghanistan, the debacle, the implosion of afghanistan. there was a direct cause and effect between what happened in afghanistan and then, and putin's decision it wasn't a question of if, but when to then start the invasion into ukraine. he meets with chairman xi in beijing, they make their unholy alliance, so now xi is threatening taiwan in the pacific, and you have the largest invasion in europe since world war ii. my father's war. and this is all brought about by thi

this person who mike pompeo with accurately called the most dangerous person in the country orchestrateation of kids. and i have a first and third graderrer, as you know, so i saw this up close. this is, therefore, personal. randy wine garden, she led the charge in keeping my kids and kids across the country out of school for months and months longer than they needed to be. remote learning as we've seen many study after study was a disaster. the data and the science clearly show that schools were the safest places to be. and now she's attempting to rewrite history by scrubbing history and even selling something around it. this person is an absolute joke, liz. elizabeth: so, joe, i mean, what you're saying, she's been criticized for making mistakes on her own social media posts in the last three years. so now he she wants her union to make money off of deleting the receipts after weingarten was called out for trying to claim she wanted to quickly reopen schools in pandemic shutdowns when her union sued florida to stop reopening schools and threatened nationwide teachers strikes. this is

mike pompeo would just bring up stuff you were responsible for to change the subject. [laughter] a.g. barr: he denies that, but if you were handling a portfolio he did not care about then you could just go off and do your thing, which is good for a cabinet secretary, a very efficient way to handle the government. but he was more focused on the department of justice then most agencies. on the other hand, he -- he would talk to me a lot. when i was working for h w bush who i had known since c.i.a., where i first started, and the cia, i met h w but when i was his attorney general, we probably talked times in a year and half and i was probably in the oval office by myself with him on something four times, but trump stayed in contact with his printable cabinet secretaries, a couple calls a day sometimes. frequent meetings in the white house, very informal. it was sort of a chaotic way of running things, but i sort of enjoyed it. sort of picked up meetings in the oval office where -- hey, what do you think about this? [laughter] dan: you can laugh now. [laughter] but it soun

he will have a conversation on stage this evening with our honored guest, mike pompeo. a businessman, congressman from kansas, director of the cia and the 70th secretary of state of the states. secretary pompeo now co-chairs the nixon seminar on conservative realism and national, a monthly educational program presented by the richard nixon foundation. and he is a recipient of the nixon foundation's of peace award. secretary pompeo's new memoir is never give an inch fighting for the america i love, which you should all have copies and you can purchase additional copies in the gift shop as you exit tonight's program. ladies and gentlemen, would you please now stand and join me in welcoming secretary pompeo hugh hewitt coming up, new york city. school bus driver the intersect features. david, to face his inner minnie route. looking at the promise of claire. one kid dreams, fame and fortune so ladies and gentlemen welcome this stand. i was able to interview the secretary for an hour on the radio show, and i ran out of time. so i've got 18 pages of questions that i didn't ge

i mean, we have had our former secretary of state mike pompeo still travel with security after the soleimani incident. >> trump authorized a strike of a high-ranking irgc member, and that there had been this very clear articulated, that there was going to be a response. >> exactly. and to simply have those options lying about poses threats to anyone who came in proximity to them. it's stunning on multiple levels. >> ryan, i think that context here is so crucial. when we talk about the legal ins and outs here. ty cobb's been very clear on the obstruction part. i know you agree with him on that. in the context of what alyssa's saying, this document being out and about at a country club when people have security details who were former members of the administration because of threats from iran. does that change the case on espionage for the special counsel? >> absolutely. this is probably among the most highly classified documents in the national security apparatus of the u.s. government. the plans for attacking iran. and it would be enormously prejudicial to u.s. national security to have this