when i heard about this that there could be documents related to nuclear matters, whether it be our nuclear force structure, decision-making, practices and procedures, as well as presidential authorities, these are exceptionally sensitive documents that are restricted in terms of who has access. who can handle them. how they are storage, and to take them out of the white house i think is the height of recklessness and irresponsibility. when i worked with the obama white house as it is at homeland security adviser and deputy adviser, i had access to some of these documents. but when it became director of cia, i know longer had access to them, because i didn t need them. and because they needed to be held under tremendous lock and key. they are not even uploaded into top secret information systems. it s that sensitive. so i don t know what the department of justice and the fbi were looking for, but if it deals with some of the most
with us, particularly on shore to notice. i want to start with the obvious question, how big of a deal is this? it s a big deal, ari. when i heard about this that there could be documents related to nuclear matters, whether it be our nuclear force structure, decision-making, practices and procedures, as well as presidential authorities, these are exceptionally sensitive documents that are restricted in terms of who has access. who can handle them. how they are storage, and to take them out of the white house i think is the height of recklessness and irresponsibility. when i worked with the obama white house as it is at homeland security adviser and deputy adviser, i had access to some of these documents. but when it became director of cia, i know longer had access to them, because i didn t need them. and because they needed to be held under tremendous lock and key. they are not even uploaded into top secret information systems. it s that sensitive. so i don t know what the
handwritten list of potential or scheduled briefings, and telephone calls concerning election issues. also, records from then press ses kayly mcenany. and records from former deputy adviser. and chairman bennie tofrmgson said last week, the documents would be released to the public but did not say which documents. and attorney general bill barr, about a draft executive order from then president trump to seize voting machines. the committee member later told msnbc the talks with barr had been ongoing for a while. take a listen. we ve had conversations with the former attorney general already. we ve talked to the department of defense individuals. we are concerned that our
well, the thing is with rona cron being more manageable, it is my hope the vice-president gets out there because she is her own best advocate. also, let s not forget every time the president does a major speech, january 6, atlanta, the verdict in the derek chauvin trial, she comes out and she speaks first, she speaks her mind. we re going to have three more years to talk about vice-president harris, president biden. so, yamiche alcindor, eugene daniels, thank you for coming to the sunday show. up next, deputy adviser for the biden administration joins me to discuss the latest on the russia and ukraine. e latest on russia and ukraine