agency with some of the best technology. using the gchq to spy on donald trump would have given president obama plausible denyability. he s able to get it and there s no american fingerprints on this. reporter: the british are furious calling the comments ridiculous. long standing agreements between the countries mean they cannot ask each other to target each others citizens? what are the five eyes countries? they share everything, they collect and help each other collect information. reporter: five eyes the intelligence agencies of allies. the u.s., britain, canada, australia and new zealand. after working so well together to defeat jrmny and japan in world war ii they established five eyes right after the war to spy on the soviet union. experts say they meet at least one a year and it s the most effective intelligence sharing
is the bonus system bad or are you saying we need to change the way we in-crept advise good behavior? we need to change the incentivize behave. let s look at the alternative. if we do what i suggested to the committee last night, make them sign off on the data they turn into congress and the president, that takes away the ability of plausible denyability. so when you find out about things going on in phoenix or where i work, there would be a paper trail. you could look at the document and say who it was signed off by and then you could hold those people accountable. what if someone just throws something you brought to light the first time that they were throwing out the applications. surely there has to be a process
military is behind this. is this a good time for the united states to be talk about so many drastic cuts to our military? well, regardless of the chinese involvement in cyber space and how assertive they are, what they re doing to our military is literally devastating it, the sequestration takes place. we literally have economic problems in this country and that s well understood. but even our adversaries are looking at it, questioning the fact that the united states military is actual lea going to be weakened. that will certainly embolden them. but getting back to the chinese here, they are more assertive here than they are in a western pacific. this is something that they ve been doing for many years and they ve been successful at it. i think what has happened here, and the value of this report, the forensics are there. we ve taken away their denyability. a unit has been identified a location has been identified and a building has been identified where this has originated from. g
plausible denyability here. this will be interesting. steve: the house wants over 100,000 documents that he still has somewhere in a closet at the department of justice. laura, you re an expert at the law because you re a lawyer, wouldn t it be easy just for the attorney general to claim privilege and say, look, there is some stuff in will i can t release. and then he wouldn t have this headache. yeah. he could have made a klim of privilege, but that s a very broad claim to claim that all the documents past february of 2011 are somehow privileged. once he started off down the roofed releasing some of these e-mail, the internal deliberations were on the claim of executive privilege, i don t know. but i do know that now that they ve reloosed some of these documents, it begs the question, what happened after february of 2011?
martin, zimmerman barely made the deadline to report to jail today. when we last spoke, he had 45 minutes left. why did he have to turn himself in? explain to our viewers. well, this is all going back to, of course, last friday when the state introduced evidence that seemed to indicate that george zimmerman and his family had not been completely honest as to their finances, how much money they had, and that all weighed in to the judge s decision on where to set bond. it seems the family actually had access to a lot of money. and that set up everything that happened with the judge revoking the bond and george zimmerman having to show up here and turn himself in, and he did it, as you say, with 45 minutes to spare. he actually turned himself in to authorities at the side of a highway. listen to the sheriff describe that scene. george zimmerman met two members of the sheriff s office in the area of lake mary at i-4, was placed into custody, transported to the correctional fa