james woolsey, former director of central intelligence. thank you for coming on. ambassador woolsey, i have to go with you first. no longer associated with the trump campaign. what changed? >> not that i'm no longer associated but letting people know in statement that i put out today that i'm not now working on the transition. and i was simply changing a designation to make sure that nobody thought i was doing something that i wasn't. i worked on the campaign, a bit as an adviser. and little bit at beginning on transition but i haven't been doing anything with the transition. i've been helping backgrounding press on issues. and i just thought it was better, sounder and more honest if i took the piece off the

that former cia director james woolsey has abruptly quit the donald trump transition team. mr. woolsey had been on the trump transition, we had no advanced word that there was anything wrong in that relationship or he might be on his way out. he was on tv as recently as yesterday speaking for the incoming administration, defending them on various matters related to his area of expertise. but for whatever reason abruptly and with no notice tonightam

woolsey is bowing out on the eve

so i'm going to start with you, james woolsey.se tweets that we're quoting from donald trump are just the latest in a series of statements he's made dismissing either the c.i.a. or the intelligence agency. what does he-- you're advising the transizing what does he really think of the professionals in the intelligence community? >> i think he's got an open mind. i think we need to have some things take place which haven't taken place yet. he needs to get to know the top people in the agency. i think they need to go the extra mile in order to present things to him in a way that he wants. he doesn't want the morning briefing, apparently. well, neither did bill clinton when i was director of central intelligence. he read the briefing and asked questions sometimes. so there's not any one way to do that. but the point is that they need to find out what will help him get into this very important job quickly and effectively and plan their presentations that way, rather than complaining, frankly. >> woodruff: jeffrey smith what, do you mak

we'll talk with the former cia chief james woolsey. he is my guest in a moment.st pamela brown is out front. >>> trade craft that the russians have long used. >> reporter: today the nation's top spy not mincing words in his defense of the u.s. intelligence assessment that russia is to blame for the unprecedented hacks during the 2016 election. >> i don't think that we've ever encountered a more aggressive or direct campaign to interfere in our election process than we've seen in this case. >> reporter: and insisting their confidence has only increased. >> we stand actually more resolutely on the strength of that statement that we made on the 7th of october. >> reporter: james clapper along with both democrat and republican lawmakers sending a strong message in the wake of donald trump's repeated public statements doubting the intelligence. who actually is the benefactor of someone who is about to become commander in chief trashing in intelligence community? >> i think there's a difference between skepticism and dispar e disparagement. >> putin's up to no good and

we are learning more about james woolsey's departure from trump's team. he denied it had anything to do with woolsey being concerned about trump restructuring the intelligence agencies saying woolsey was never really part of the team and that he was upset that he was never interviewed for any intelligence, dod, or ambassador jobs. here is how woolsey himself put it to megyn kelly. >> i didn't feel i was misrepresented, but i was not called upon to go to meetings or participate in work on the transition. >> trump's transition team was pushing back today against reports general james mattis isn't happy about staffing choices at the pentagon. sources tell fox news it is nothing more than the ordinary griping by subordinates. transition communications director sean spicer tweeted, "great communication at dod. reports to the contrary folks" " there was a sharp response from vice president joe biden. biden took aim at trump's reference to senator chuck schumer as head clown. >> grow up, donald. grow up. time to be an adult. you are president. you've got to do s

>>> and the former cia director and trump adviser james woolsey announcing he is no longer donald trump, cutting ties. he's my guest this hour. and vice president joe biden's message to donald trump tonight. >> grow up, donald. grow up. time to be an adult. you're president.

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we are learning more about james woolsey's departure from trump's team. he denied it had anything to do with woolsey being concerned about trump restructuring the intelligence agencies saying woolsey was never really part of the team and that he was upset that he was never interviewed for any intelligence, dod, or ambassador jobs. here is how woolsey himself put it to megyn kelly. >> i didn't feel i was misrepresented, but i was not called upon to go to meetings or participate in work on the transition. >> trump's transition team was pushing back today against reports general james mattis isn't happy about staffing choices at the pentagon. sources tell fox news it is nothing more than the ordinary griping by subordinates. transition communications director sean spicer tweeted, "great communication at dod. reports to the contrary folks" " there was a sharp response from vice president joe biden. biden took aim at trump's reference to senator chuck schumer as head clown. >> grow up, donald. grow up. time to be an adult. you are president. you've got to do s

james woolsey served as director of central intelligence in the early clipton administration. senior adviser to the president-elect trump. thanks for being with us. do you know if president-elect trump is planning on making an announcement? >> i don't and i would leave it up to his people that work on press statements and so forth to carry that information. i don't know. >> yesterday you said that while you do believe that the russian hacked you also believe others could be behind it as well. today some sources are telling cnn there's no indication other countries like china or iran played a role because other countries have specific digital footprints. but do you believe others could have been involved? >> yes and it's important to keep a couple of things clear. the word hacking covers a multitude of possibilities. everything from looking into a system to see what's there and then going away to making changes to the voting machines so your side wins. so far i think most americans would regard hacking in to voting machines as meaning you're making some changes in

ambassador james woolsey. thank you for taking the time. you heard that donald trump claiming there to have new information that, in effect, no one else knows. what information could he have that the 17 intelligence agencies do not and that, for instance, he hasn't already received in his presidential daily briefing or that house members who have been briefed on the intelligence don't have? >> hacking leaves a lot of room for weaving around like this. donald trump is an expert at this kind of weaving around and attracting everybody's attention. it's exactly what he did during the campaign. >> you're saying he is weaving around by talking about this putative new information? >> first talk about what i know, and then, after talking to somebody else, what i know is a little different. and each one gets a headline, each one -- >> right. >> i think the point is -- >> you are saying he is playing us, in effect? >> there is a possibility that he is a little bit, yes. >> is that something a president-elect should be doing on a serious issue of nati

woolsey.e fair to you, mr. woolsey because we've discussed this before on "new day" to say that you've never expressed any doubt about whether or not russia was involved. you say that it's just a more complex picture. who was involved, who else was involved, what trickery is involved, why they did it, that all of those are separate considerations, but i don't remember you, to my recollection, ever questioning the intelligence reports that russia was somehow involved here. your comment. >> well, the intelligence reports usually say something more than "somehow involved." but i want to go back to your initial use of the word "behind" who is behind this. this is not an organized operation that is hacking into a target. it's not like taking a number at a bakery and standing in line to plit -- politely get your dozen cookies that you want to buy. it's more like of a bunch of jackals at the carcass of an antelope. is it russian? probably some. is it chinese and iranian? maybe. who knows? somebody ma

woolsey had been on the trump transition, we had no advanced word that there was anything wrong in that relationship or he might be on his way out. he was on tv as recently as yesterday speaking for the incoming administration, defending them on various matters related to his area of expertise. but for whatever reason abruptly and with no notice tonight james woolsey has quit the trump transition saying it's effective immediately. they're not saying what it's about but that, of course, has led to lots of speculation. again, he's a former cia director and today was a high-profile day for the nation's spies. heads of the nation's intelligence agencies testified about russia's cyber attacks on the american presidential election. "nbc nightly news" reported the russia attack also apparently targeted the white house and the joint chiefs of staff in addition to the offices of the democratic party. the "washington post" is reporting late tonight that the intelligence community has direct intercepted evidence of russian officials celebrating our election results, celebrating donald trump's win

ed: that had something to do with james woolsey's decision to leave the transition team this a c.i.a. director who worked for four presidents, backed away, saying he wasn't comfortable with the situation. robert: flynn is one of the lone around trump every day talking to trump about intelligence and woolsli's frustrations was that he wasn't able to be part of the circle all hisrump, even with experience in central neverigence, woolsey found a way in. flynn has kept that room small. ed: there were three versions of report, the most super duper secret version that went and thiss of congress watered-down version and that the white house played a role in slowing its release? >> the report was actually done earlier this week but the white tose requested it not go up the hill, which is what triggered the release and briefing, until after the president had gone up to speak about obamacare on wednesday because they didn't want that turn into a discussion hacking. one other point to mention, that i think is a part of trump's calculus here, i think there is a real desire on his part to reset re

i want to move on now, general keane, to ambassador james woolsey.d thursday as senior adviser to president-elect trump. you know, ambassador woolsey raised questions about what president-elect trump knew about russia's election-related hacks. ambassador woolsey says that he was cut out of intelligence talks between mr. trump and national security adviser general michael flynn. what's going on here? >> well, i think, again, i mean, i think there's an explanation for it. i'm not trying to, you know, cover over any disagreements that may exist, but i know jim very well. he had a dished career, was a great -- distinguished career, was a great director of the central intelligence agency, fox news contributor here, and he's just a great guy. but i think what happened is he was an adviser on a transition team for intelligence purposes. and then the transition team itself started to make recommendations to the president-elect on who should be part of his staff in the white house, national security adviser, etc., and who his principal cabinet department head

. >> we'll speak with former director jim woolsey who was also on a trump transition advisory team. he has since resigned that post. let me get the latest on the i.g. probe. joined by pete williams. the way usually when inspector generals decide to investigate it's because somebody asked them too. >> right. >> in this case who asked them to? >> he says he got requests from members of congress from both paie chairmen and ranking members key committees,nd what he called other organizations. he can read the papers. he knows there have been a lot of questions asked about this. there are five things he'll look at. the main things are the statements made by the fbi director in july when he talked about we're not going to process cute hillary clinton but her handling of the e-mails was reckless and then saying we found these e-mails in wiener's laptop and then a week later saying we didn't find any. >> the investigation is to find out what went into the decision making process for each of the two specific events? or more than that? >> that may be part of it. i think the key thing is did th

cia director in the obama administration and advised hillary clinton's campaign, ambassador james woolsey was cia director in the clinton administration and served as an advisor to president-elect trump's campaign until last week. ambassador woolseyly start with you, you advised the trump campaign for months, he is skeptical about this idea that russia mid meddled in the election, prince reince priebus says president trump, donald trump beliefs in what everybody else believes, russia meddled with the election. >> i worked a bit on the campaign, but i was not an advisor on the transition, because the they were not comino me for any advice so i came off the list. i didn't want to fly under false colors. i think that the evolution of his views is really quite clear. i think he started out with one set of views and they have evolved as he has learned more. i think a lot of people were enlightened by the 25 page memo that the intelligence committee put out, and made it a lot clearer how involved the russians have been. i have been saying for some weeks that disinformation, otherwise known as l

>> reporter: the former cia director, james woolsey is leaving the trump transition team. he was a key adviser during the campaign, is his spokesman now saying in a statement, that effective immediately, woolsey will no longer be a senior adviser to the president-elect. but that he wishes trump and his administration great success in office, david. >> mary bruce live on capitol hill leading us off. mary, thank you. >>> there is another breaking headline coming in tonight. we have learned late today that the u.s. intelligence community briefed president obama at the white house. their final report on the russian hacking. our chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl with us right here in new york tonight. and jon, you have new reporting from inside that briefing. >> david, in an indication of just how serious the white house puts this, the president summ summoned the top intelligence leaders and the director of the fbi to the oval office for the briefing on the hacking. it lasted an hour. i'm told the report puts the blame squarely on the russians, and specifically say

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ambassador woolsey, i have to go to you first. no longer associated with the trump campaign.hat changed? >> well, it's not that i'm no longer associated. it's that i was letting people know by a statement i put out today that i am not now working on the transition. and i was simply changing a designation to make sure that nobody thought i was doing something that i wasn't. i worked on the campaign a bit as an adviser. and a little bit at the beginning on transition but i haven't been doing anything with the transition. i've been helping on backgrounding press on issues. and i just thought it was better, sounder and more honest if i took the piece off the table that suggested that i was working on the transition because i'm really not. >> i want to play something you said in 2010, in a 2010 interview about julian assange. here it is. >> assange and the people who have done this definitely have blood on their hands. if you were someone who was trying to help the united states and our allies in afghanistan learn where the taliban were strong or if you were helping the united sta

as a former cia officer, i have to say i've been most disappointed by director woolsey. as far as what brennan said, look, he's standing up for his people and he should stand up for his people. donald trump, the president-elect, is attacking the very people he will depend upon to understand what's happening in the world. these are people like i did who are sacrificing their lives -- potentially sacrificing their lives, sacrificing everything in their lives as they serve overseas and he's attacking them. he will depend on them to understand what's going on in the world. although he should, it doesn't seem he will and so the question becomes where will he get his information. what will his source of sensitive information be? >> well, and i think one of the things we're seeing is this notion -- and i've seen members of congress say it, senators, pundits, that the sort of -- the security state and intelligence community will have its revenge on donald trump, right? ultimately. and there's something to me that's worrisome about that idea, right? that's not the path down which

. >> megyn: former cia expert james woolsey decided to retire. he's here next.egislation land mines for the trump team. legislative land mines you say? and hillary clinton's political future and the role that she is considering. guess what she might run for? a busy night here on "the kelly file." >> megyn: breaking tonight, top u.s. intelligence experts that russia meddled in the 2016 election and the former chief stopped short of saying why the kremlin did it. we will get to that next week. the director of national intelligence today walks right up the edge. chief correspondent katherine harris was there for all of it. >> the russian president pulling the strings and the intent was to help donald trump win and make sure that hillary clinton lost and confirming that russia wanted to expand its influence. >> the you arussians are hell bn establishing presence in the western hemisphere. >> saying that it is multifaceted with the emails and the witnesses avoided calling the russian president putin by name and that it came from the top. >> the high level russian aut

. >> bob, former cia director james woolsey, he's saying now that in his view, woolsey's view that it's probably russia behind the attacks but it's also probably china and iran involved as well. is there a clear-cut answer to be had who exactly and how much they were involved? >> well, here's the theory out there. and i've heard this from people in national security. they said maybe somebody stole the russian code or the russians gave it to the iranians for instance. and the iranians or chinese are behind this or who knows but that's conspiracy theory which i don't believe it. did more people hack into the dnc? very easy to do. it's possible. but i think it's significant that jim woolsey who i've worked for the guy, has come out and said the russians were probably behind it. i think he's right. >> pamela, the trump transition continues to point to this final report from the intelligence community that the white house asked for. is there any sense when this comes out how much will be in it and how much the public will be able to see? >> my colleague evan perez and i are told by officials

chief of staff reince priebus and two top intelligence experts, former cia director ambassador james woolsey and former acting cia director mike morell. >> new jersey senator cory booker will tell us how democrats plan to fight republican efforts. and we will have plenty of political analysis too. it is all ahead on "face the nation". good morning and welcome to "face the nation", i am john dickerson, we are here thon very chilly morning with senator majority leader mitch mcconnell who is making his first appearance on the sunday show since the election, welcome, mr. leader. >> good morning. >> dickerson: let's start with the russian efforts to medal in the u.s. efforts. >> yes. >> dickerson: you strongly condemned those efforts, why do you think donald trump hasn't? >> the way to look at his attitude towards the russians is look at the incoming national security leaders, general mattis, general kelly, congressman pompeo, senator coates, none of these are people who are in any way conflicted about the view that the russians are not our friends and are a big problem. i don't think it is all t

we'll hear the reaction to that from the former cia directorjames woolsey.in florida. we'll bring you the latest on the casualties. they call it the michael fish moment: the bank of england heaps scorn on the economists who failed to predict the biggest crash in 80 years. how does a weatherman get blamed for what some are calling ‘sexed—up science'? good evening.

he's not talking about anything classified. >> so there you have james woolsey who on the one hand briefs there may have been russians involved at some level with these hacks but at the same time says he doesn't believe donald trump's comments on all this would compromise anything. the russians for their part, rosemary, like they have been over the past couple weeks are continuing to say that the allegation that three were behind these hacks are baseless and also absurd, rosemary. >> yes, all right, fred pleitgen bringing us reaction from across russia, reporting live for us from moscow, where it's just after 11:00 in the morning. many thanks to you. >>> let's turn now to larry sabato who joins us by skype. he's the director for politics at the university of virginia. larry, donald trump says he knows something that others don't about the hacks, targeting the democrats. here's how his senior adviser, kellyanne conway, described it. >> i want to be clear about the information about the hacks that trump says he knows. he says quote,l you'll find out on tuesday or wednesday. will he announce

he is not interfering with anything. >> reporter: james woolsey speaking to jim sciutto yesterday.stions and denying any involvement. they continue to call the claims baseless. all of this playing out in russian media as well. especially sean spice erin afr r spicer interview. that is getting a lot of air play. >> thank you, fred. >>> congress returns to work this morning. republicans take the reins in congress. on the top of the to-do list. dismantle. get rid of. abolish obamacare. republicans do not control enough seats in the senate to repeal and replace right away. instead, they likely will gut some proper investigativisions others. cnn money has done a nice deep analysis showing some of the changes that might be coming. first, tax credits instead of subsidies. that could help more middle class families who don't qualify for help, but hurt lower income families. high risk pools for the sick. this covers some people with pre-existing conditions who have insurance and send money to states for new enrollees. states get federal block grants for medicaid. that limits how much money

woolsey had been on the trump transition, we had no advanced word that there was anything wrong in thatlationship or he might be on his way out. he was on tv as recently as yesterday speaking for the incoming administration, defending them on various matters related to his area of expertise. but for whatever reason abruptly and with n

neither woolsey or the transition team is elaborating.but he cast the separation as something that has already begun, saying he didn't feel like an advisor anymore anyway. he was last seen at trump tower in early december. >> i didn't want to fly under false colors. i've been an advisor and felt that i was making a contribution. and i strongly support mr. trump for president, did since early september. and i wi him well. but i'm not really functiong as an advisor anymore. just felt like things had come to the point that i ought to make sure that nobody gets a false impression. i didn't want to be claiming that i'm something i'm not. >> whatever the reasoning, the timing is obviously notable. this is no kind of quiet friday news dump departure or an exit over the holidays that just occurred. woolsey is bowing out on the eve of what might be the most controversial hyped intelligence meeting of any transition team in the modern era. that is because trump has repeatedly criticized the intelligence chiefs he's meeting with tomorrow, even sugge

woolsey was taken back with the report that trump was considering revamping the intelligence frameworkfrom cordova,ben tennessee on the democratic line. do you trust u.s. intelligence? caller: i trust some of them. happy new year, first of them. is a man with a mouth on anything, he is willing to lie. we have to adapt. in the bush days they live about the war. yes, intelligence can lie, it is all about who is in power. thank you. host: elizabeth from ventura, california on our republican line. good morning. i trust our intelligence when you have 17 separate agencies making these statements. nobody understand why is questioning his twitter account. i understand that is not secured. went through 13 hearings because she had that server for a long time. went back and forth about emails. this man has changed everything in our government. i call on all the republicans that are steadfast ronald reagan republicans to get them to rally and take a stand against this man. ins man is not our president terms of what he can do, what he has done. already used his president-elect status to run the cou

it's up to them. >> director woolsey, it's willie geist in new york.sk you generally how you feel about the way donald trump has sporch aboken about the int communities. he puts it in quotes when he tweets about them and questioned the accuracy of their previous work with regard to the iraq war. he says take it with a grain of salt what they tell you now given their history. what do you make of his posture toward the intel community? >> well, i don't think it's very important, frankly. they are big boys and girls. they can deal with criticism. they get an awful lot of angry criticism in the course of ordinary doing businesses. analysts and intelligence officers. >> not usually this publicly from the commander in chief to be, right? >> well, a lot of this is public because there is argument and disagreement, and the more of it that is public, the more we inform the russians and the chinese and the north koreans and forfeit how we learn things and what we do. so there's a direct conflict between the advisability of having all of this transparency. that's

director jim woolsey on the president-elect's approach.nd if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you now can listen on the bloomberg radio app, bloomberg.com and in the u.s. on sirius x.m. this is bloomberg. ♪ kirline: welcome back to "the best of technology." i'm caroline hyde. security is emerging as a major concern in 2017 and came to a head at the cybersenate hearing where russia was front and center. top u.s. intelligence officials stood firm on their conclusion that russia was behind hacking attacks during the presidential election. intelligence officials said only russia's most senior officials could have authorized the disclosures that happened during the recent election. we spoke with bloomberg politics reporter bill ferry from capitol hill for the latest. bill: they said that they have the three spy chiefs who head on the hill said they have more confidence than they did in october when they first released the report saying russia was behind it, that that in fact was the case. and they pushed back quite a bit agai

let's discuss now with "new york times" columnist nicolas christophe and ambassador james woolsey, a former director of the cia and a former senior advisor to the trump campaign. good evening, gentlemen. ambassador, there's brand-new information that donald trump is telling "the wall street journal" in a new interview that he'll keep the sanctions against russia for a period of time but added "if russia is really helping us, why would anybody have sanctions if somebody's doing some really great things?" ? what's your reaction to that? >> well, i'd be surprised if russia started doing any really great things but i imagine what donald trump has in mind is cooperation against isis. it's been i think in the forefront of the minds of a lot of people who work on national security matters that the russians ought to be concerned about islamic radicalism in their own country. and they would be wise to cooperate with us in dealing with it. now, if something like that should come about, i suppose what donald trump said is understandable. i think the chances of it are pretty small. but perhaps n

i don't know why they would go first to somebody else. >> jim woolsey sporting a very sharp spy jacketat's what i call it a spy jacket. thank you for being here. enjoy your inauguration week. >> thank you. >>> next up trump's words versus his actions can he walk the walk after all the talk and tweeting. we'll hear from supporters outside the beltway and what they have to say about donald trump's walking the walk and talking the talk. and also what supporters have to say. sorry of mangled that. when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years like kraft has, you learn a lot about people's tastes. honey, what do you want for dinner tonight? oh, whatever you're making. cheesy chipotle pork quesadillas? mmmm... ravioli lasagna bake? yeah, i don't know... grilled white chicken... grab something rich, sharp and creamy. triple cheddar stuffed sliders. sold! we aim to cheese! kraft natural cheese: we make cheese for how you love cheese. watry...duo fusiong heartburn relief? duo fusion goes to work in seconds and lasts up to 12 hours. tums only lasts up to 3. for longer lasti

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because it looks like james woolsey has deserted the trump team?ay that's correct. certainly disappointing, but, as the team is being built out and the national security team is pretty much fully built out, certainly with general flynn and now tom bossert and mike pompeo, it makes sense that folks that were there in an advisory role moves on because the real team is in place, i don't see this anything more than is transitioning from advisors to folks in the job. stuart: congressman, wasn't this really all about mr. trump questioning the intelligence service, vis-a-vis the russians? i think that's exactly right. everyone is entitled to their opinion and, you know, mr. trump is going to be briefed later today by the intelligence committee. but that's up for donald trump to decide how he wants to put this in context. but let's face it, it's been the liberal media trying to put some doubt into the nation's mind about the election of itself, that's totally inappropriate. whether they hacked or not and let's say they did. it didn't have any impact on the

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