david: mike turner. congratulations.nce again when we will see some of these documents? >> i don't know the exact time frame, it will go through a process. david: weeks or months? >> we'll see. david: there is election coming up. will it come up before the election. >> i don't think it is as much a election issue but justice issue. that is constitutional rights issue. david: thank you very much. melissa. melissa: tensions rising over a russian aircraft shot down over syria. fox news's benjamin hall in london with the latest. benjamin. reporter: this airplane was brought down on syria airplane fire. the russians are putting the blame on israel because they say they were using the plane as cover for. they show before and after the syrian airbase was targeted by israeli jets. the israeli defense force issue as statement saying they targeting syrian military facilities, systems to manufacture accurate and lethal weapons were about to be transferred on behalf of iran to hezbollah in lebanon. the attack on the syrian airbase w

republican congressman mike turner sits on the house intelligence committee and he is up on the mezzanine today. let's start with this idea of sources and methods, what are the sources and methods democrats are so concerned about being revealed in the process of declassifying these documents? >> i don't think they are worried about their sources and methods so much as their ability to conjecture and talk about these documents, the public being able to read them themselves. there are in some intelligence materials real sources and methods issues you have to be concerned about and that goes to whether we have technology or access to a certain venue that gives us information we would not have, an individual cooperating with the united states, we want to protect their name but in this instance what we've learned is that the materials that were first used were actually opposition research materials funded by hillary clinton's campaign and the democratic national committee themselves. there is no sources or methods there to that need protecting. we know who the text messages are by and between,

done, but i am proud of the work we have been able to do, reaching across the aisle with congress, mike turner, republican, and we were able to bring out parties together on the reforms we have been able to enact. so for example, a commander can no longer overturn a jury verdict of guilty. not only in sexual assault cases, but felony cases in general. that is one example of the kinds of reforms, but there is work to be done. i am confident a military sexual assault prevention caucus and others who have taken an interest in this will continue the work. the military is a brightly esteemed institution in our auntry, and if we can change brightly honored institution, we can change a country, so that is the challenge and the opportunity of the work taking place on the armed services committee and through the military services. steve: will you miss these buzz of votes? rep. tsongas: well now i understand what they mean. from: how did somebody chico, california induct and ell, massachusetts? my 50thngas: i went to college reunion, which has forced me to reflect the debt on all of that. first of all,

. >> harris: mike turner was telling me the same thing yesterday, that this doesn't reveal sources andmethods because it's a cell phone and everybody uses that. it's an interesting perspective on the redaction process. >> if there's classified information on the text messages you have something entirely different, a classified leak of information involving senior fbi leadership which is not alleged at this point. >> harris: very interesting, thank you very much. let's bring in chris stewart of the great state of utah now. you know he's a frequent guest on my show, he sits on the house intelligence committee. i like to bring you back because as the nuances happen, you can brief us on why they are happening. you heard catherine herridge, there really shouldn't be anything classified here and others on the hill have said there shouldn't be any concerns of sources and methods being given out. why the push not to get this information out by some democrats? >> it's embarrassing to them. technically there shouldn't be anything classified on these cell phones, that's very obviou obvious. if th

. >> bret: here is congressman mike turner on this issue of sources and methods. were first used in the fisa applicatn research materials that were funded by hillary clinton's campaign and the democratic national committee themselves. there is more sources or methods that need protected. and text messages, we know who they are by and between, how they are down, they are dead on the phone. >> bret: there's a lot of talk over transparency, why does is not how fall into the category? >> the justice department have lines that they feel like they should not be crossed. text messages are one thing. bruce ohr's notes might be another thing. the question for me, does the intelligence community, coats, or anyone push back against releasing any of this, or when it is released, what story does it tell? the last time we saw him punch of declassified documents, it didn't really choose the narrative of what we were talking about. >> bret: mollie? >> basically took our options. either donald trump committed treason, colluded with russia to steal the 2016 election or in our intel

mike: gillian turner, thank you. molly: let's bring in former doj prosecutor for more, james, thank you for joining us. >> good to be here. molly: i know you been watching this unfold. and the president has previously called the entire investigation a witchhunt. then he tweets it is illegal, not allowed under the law. pretty strong response from the president. the white house also responding saying essentially that the plea deal with paul manafort had absolutely nothing to do with the president. your thoughts? >> i don't know if you can use the word illegal accurately with the situation. it is a lawful probe it doesn't mean there's not a ton of legitimate questions about how the group was formed and how form that have kept within the scope of their mandate. i think it shows frustration and maybe a little fear on behalf of the president but they got into somewhat of a inner-circle and have someone who is choosing not to take a bullet for him again. molly: is it a sign that paul manafort may have information or evidenc

launching super aggressive espionage efforts on the site to try to manipulate americans. >> mike: gillian turnerons underway for what may be a final effort to wipe out opponents of syria's government. >> iran is teaming up with syria for which could be a major assault. iran's foreign minister is in damascus today. they are hammering out details for this military operation against syrian rebels. unicef estimates 1 million children are in danger should the assault take place. the organization is requesting appropriate access. >> if we are not given access, there will be limited support we can give. >> the city is home to an estimated 3 million. amid them, 30,000 rebel fighter fighters. later this week, iranian president hassan or honey is scheduled to meet with russian president vladimir putin and turkish president recep ergogan. discussing whether there is a possible solution to avoid military options. divided on an islamic military group, many members live in idlib. >> this is the problem about idlib, this area, it was marked the de-escalation zone. there must be separation between armed opposit

gillian turner live with the latest, hi, gillian. >> good afternoon, mike, former trump campaign managerfort with full cooperation with special counsel robert mueller. the deal requires him to assist with the russia investigation and in effect transfer manafort allegiance to the government who may very well rely on testimony in the future. now news of the deal broke days before manafort facing trial number two of over ukrainian political consulting work and legal team is hunkering down for the storm. >> accepts the responsibility and he we wanted to make sure that his family was able to remain safe and live a good life, he accepts responsibility and this is for conduct that dates back many years and everybody should remember that. >> president trump's own team circumstancing the wagon, rudy giuliani offering this, once again an investigation is concluded with a plea having nothing to do with president trump and the trump campaign and the white house telling the press pool yesterday this has absolutely nothing to do with the president and victorious 2016 presidential campaign, it's totall

north korea kim jong-un will allow independent observers at nuclear missile site joining us now mike turnerhio. and a member of the intelligence and arm ad services committees have i got that right? >> correct. two committees. >> you're welcome. great to have you on the the show because you know what's going on here. when mike pompeo visit canceled five or six weeks ago, oh that was the end of it all. diplomacy totally failed has that now been reversed? >> i think you have fits and starts and by saw that in the discussions. i think what's important here is that this is a sign that north korea is commitment to denuclearization is real. i have space center in my community at the air force base so from a distance we have watched north korea a lot of what we know is based upon what we have seen -- looking in to north korea. and assess that both their missile its capability and specific weapons programs. by allowing inspect or force it it is next stop to what would be verifiable denuclearization you can't conclude if you don't know what's part of the deal or or performing it unless you're there.

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