on the decision to raid sflooif did a few boxes of papers give the feds a case of the vapors? following the judge s order the justice department released the redacted affidavit used to justify the warrant for the fbi s raid on mar-a-lago. and you know that order wasn t from judge jeanine, because it didn t yell at anybody. we love you, judge. we love you. but like a michael loftus comedy show, it left everyone wishing there was more to it. [laughter] michael: i thought that was going to go the other way, guy pete: sorry. but here are a few highlights, if you can call it that. of the 38 pages in the document, 20 or so were either significantly or fully redacted.
he just started to cry. and he said, i m having an affair. and i laid my head on his chest and i said, rob, please, just fix it. you didn t get upset? you didn t yell, you didn t scream? you didn t cry, you didn t do anything? that s what shocked him. you know, the typical response is get the hell out. throw the clothes out the window. oh, no, the last person on this planet that you would think to have an affair would be robert. but, of course, it was devastating, crippling. every day she went to work and every day she saw sophia saw her friend herself inside out and seemed to wither. i watched her go through misery. did she still love
that s it for us. ac 360 starts right now. piers, thanks. good evening. it s 10:00 in the east coast. we begin with allegations the white house is leaking state secrets, supplying information for political gain. john mccain is leading the charge and has bipartisan support. mccain claims the white house orchestrated leaks to boost president obama s national security reputation heading into the election. the reports include classified data on a computer virus attack on iran, as well as cia drone strikes. the release of the information in these articles harms our national security and puts in danger the lives of the men and women who are sworn to protect it. the only conceivable motive for such damaging and classified leaks of information is that it makes the president look good. we ll talk to senator mccain in a moment. the white house are flatly denying the charges. jay carney told reporters any suggestion that this administration has authorized intentional leaks of cl
jay carney told reporters any suggestion that this administration has authorized intentional leaks of classified information for political gain is grossly irresponsible. all this outrage stems from a wave of news reports of secret operations overseas including an article about u.s. cyberattacks on the computers they ran uses to run the nuclear facilities. the scoop is based on interviews with current and former officials involved in the program. now some of the information came from current officials working on the program. listen to how he refers to the source. he was deep into every step in slowing the program, the diplomacy, the sanctions a senior administration official said. that wasn t the only one. in three other recent stories having to do with national security the source or sources cited were administration officials. one of the things that senator mccain is angry about is the white house is ignoring leaks that make the administration look good with taking a hard li
puts in danger the lives of the men and women who are sworn to protect it. the only conceivable motive for such damaging and classified leaks of information is that it makes the president look good. we ll talk to senator mccain in a moment. the white house are flatly denying the charges. jay carney told reporters any suggestion that this administration has authorized intentional leaks of classified information for political gain is grossly irresponsible. i ll have senator mccain respond to that in a moment. all this outrage stems from a wave of news reports of secret operations overseas including an article about u.s. cyberattacks on the computers iran uses to run the nuclear facilities. the reporter david sanger comes out and says his scoop is, quote, based on interviews with current and former officials involved in the program. now some of the information came from current officials working on the program. listen to how sanger refers to the source. quote, he was deep into