o. d. ig report at least the timeline that i reviewed his very detailed and seems to show most of those communications back and forth. we heard the calls in a lot of those cases. from i think it comes down either specific individuals that the january six committee was looking at and specific communications. i don't think the text messages released in the d. o. d. in my experience working in law enforcement or text messaging -- they are around the principles, a secret service are, and they know the secrets of -- i can say there many in fbi investigations over the last few years that we've talked a lot about text messages, and there was a strong reaction particularly i thought in the department of defense after secretary clinton if you went back 6-8 years ago that was a topic of deep concern is how our text messages stored with servicers service, who controls the servers. i don't doubt there is some sort of problem across the government in storing this material, but i'm also a little bit skep

i think the d o j operate independently in the d o. j some contest. hold ex presidents are accountable. i think that is a very high bar to get a search war and the f b, i need really high quality evidence. and particularly in this case, not only because it's an ex president, but because they have kind of politicized other investigations in the past. we all know about the steel, da da, we know about them trying to get fives, a warrant in the past. and that made the d o j and the f b. i looked nearly really bad and it was something that trump used to his advantage . so i think the d o j certainly wanted to have very high quality evidence when they went to the judge in order to get this search. war said, knowing that are you surprised that how quickly republican leaders have taken trumps cause in, in sharing his view that the such was politically motivated on a democratic which hung map waited to find out what it was all about. not here in the united states. absolutely. not i think that they are looking for a political advantage. they are looking to rall

o. datest federal agency, thought to have deleted official phone communications, potentially relevant to the january 6th investigations. earlier this week, congresswoman, carolyn maloney, and congresswoman benny thompson, called for officials at the department of homeland security's independent watchdog to testify about that agency's handling of missing secret service text messages from the same time period. here is former defense secretary, leon panetta, an msnbc. >> i don't think there is any question, when you go from agency, to agency, and find out that key messages have been deleted, something is going on here, that resembles, clearly, a conspiracy. >> joining me now, harry lippman, former u.s. attorney, and former deputy assistant attorney general. he is the host of the talking feds. not the talking heads, the talking feds, podcast. harry, thank you for joining me. let's start with the news of the department of defense wiping the phones of some former senior trump administration offi

well, all of this is linked to the d. o. j went to court, saying it wanted to keep the affidavit sealed. now the affidavit is the document drawn. i find best gating agents, which provide the reason for the warrant that we needed. it has to involve the possibility of criminal action. it has to be persuasive enough for the judge to grant the warrant, which the judge did. now the judge in the case has heard the d. o j's case to keep these materials sealed. he says his instinct is to allow them to be made public. the case was actually brought by a number of media organizations within the u. s. who say it's in the public interest to see what the actual reasons for the search were. now the judge says that his search inclination is to release materials, even though they be in a redacted form, which means a lot of information taken out because the joe j was deeply concerned that it might give the identity of some witnesses who might have been involved in providing the information that led to the search. but the upshot of it is that

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the m o. d. all so say's another brigade lost 70 percent of its troops on one ukrainian. the battalion was said to have refused to fight altogether and retreated from the battle on a high precision missiles strike. also killed up to 100 ukrainian nationalists. but it comes as russian troops continue to make advances in that and yet people's republic, they are not pushing towards the key strategic city of our champs. and among the advancing forces is a private russian military company called the wagner group. our team eager shut down a forest front of the rare opportunity to join them and also to look at the abundant positions of ukrainian troops who continue official se to use locals there. as you mentioned several years ago, many weren't certain if this unit was real or just a spine chilling myth. it's the most reclusive and cryptic company fighting for russia, the don bass. this is the wagner group. ah ah. the village of the cross glare refused to fool for weeks to defended. key of commanders deployed some of its veteran troops with plenty of experience in ugly warfare.

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he's the chief economist at lombard o d. a bank. good. have you with us on the program? i mean, we've been discussing the impact to burning more coal in europe on those climate goals. how much would sort of the new us climate bill law help to save the planet if at all? well, the short answer is that it is not necessarily a short term game changing because of this is leisha. now it's not the less, a pretty well designed bill. it addresses significant challenges when we think about analogy and climate and health care, but it is a 10 year plan. it's relatively small numbers when you think about the scale of the us going to me. when you think about the immense challenges that we face when we think about climate and it is on a 10 year horizon. so you know, perhaps on do margin it is going to head, it is necessary. but in the short term, the impact is going to be relatively small. of course, we have to consider inflation. i mean, this act is called the inflation reduction act. but how much does it really tackle inflation? and i mean, doesn't the federal reserve really and its

you have called exporting countries both in the o d like us or trailer. but also beyond this, and in a way, any author, she will you by had the footprint before every to 0 and then when you burn it in europe. so this is i think that we use a lot of policy makers tend to accelerate the face of fossil fuels and at the same time want to balance this to ensure the energy is available. and to some extent, you can talk about the fordable in this transition. period, of course the, the banum coal aims to sort of punish russia for its invasion of ukraine. how painful is still going to be for moscow in the short term and the long term a in your assessment. so far as i can still export in the cold to some other part of the world and the global coal prices, typically in the range of m, $50.00 increase to something like $350.00 euro. so even if i'm running to sell at the discount, i think at the moment the sun is probably not very painful for russia. i mean, when we talk about renewables, it's all, i mean, how complacent has europe be not to have a backup plan in the

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o. d. and army conveyed the plaintiffs that when an employee separates from d. o. d.hone and the phone is wiped. for those custodians no longer with the agency, the text messages were not preserved and therefore cannot be searched. >> the visit is, big but the potential republican -- -- joined now by cnn senior law enforcement analyst, andrew mccabe, former deputy director of the fbi. i want to get your reaction is to this news, especially coming on the heels of similar revelations about the secret service, excuse me, yeah, the secret service and the department of homeland security. >> so anderson, you know, we i'm now looking at essentially the same coincidence that the department of secret service, at the department of homeland security, and now at the defense department. it's starting to look less and less like a coincidence. in the absolute least case, there is a complete and total failure to abide by and live up to the responsibilities under the federal records act. so yeah, this is becoming more confounding the further we look. >> so lofgrin, who's on the januar

o. d.rtment unable to suddenly find text messages from that day. we have text from multiple secret service agents were also deleted. homeland security, also cannot seem to find texts from the acting secretary and his top deputy. that is in addition to a seven hour gap in the white house call logs. same for the white house diary on general six. then there are the reports of documents being burned by the white house chief of staff. flushed documents found clogging the white house pull it or turn up, so they had to be taped back together, preferably, not after being in the toilet, because i feel bad for the person doing that. you know, boxes of classified documents were also sent to mar-a-lago, instead of where they are supposed to be sent, the national archives. i'm joined now by a digital forensic investigator, gary kessler, who i am glad to speak with her now. gary, i am glad that you are here because while people are wondering where these messages have gone, oh they're gone, they have gone

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