we go to mr. ingle. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you, ambassador. let me say this, i'm glad you supports negotiations with the taliban, but as far as i'm concerned your support only adds to the mix signals we hear from the administration, so when un secretary pompeo and general miller say we should negotiate him not sure if you are speaking for yourselves or the administration because the white house has not been so clear. the way i see it is if we can talk to ken jonathan certainly we can talk to the caliban-- taliban. we know that taliban is interested in talks with us, so i won't administration accept the offer if only as a bridge to broader talks that would eventually include the afghan government? >> thank you, sir. the saturdays a strategy is premised on achieving a pathway to a dignified political settlement. that his victory under the south asia strategy and we have worked to diplomatically and support of the military campaign to build an international consensus behind a peace proposal has been put forward by president ghani and have underta

mr. trump sees at tiffany. he believes that he had a quote - great meeting with vladimir putin. >> laura ingle, we will take it back here. thank you. mike? >> more information on the pfizer documents, let's bring in-- the fisa documents. how hard is it to get this freedom act disclosure? >> it is incredibly unusual. probably the first time it has happened i'm not aware of other instances where fisa documents were subject to this. that's the good news. the bad news it is so heavily redacted there will be questions. this is about a 412 page document. even i read it in the course of about one hour which tells you is heavily redacted. [laughter] >> reading beyond the black splotches people to be learned about the steele dossier in this document? >> the steele dossier is in there. there's mention of a confidential source that refers to mr. steel. there are two important things from the fbi perspective. they basically say this is a reliable informant. a track record of being reliable. they stick with that. and secondly, there is at least some question that they acknowledge early in the affidavit about the possibilit

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