but there is potential for a whole lot worse. no question. that s been the consistent warning from u.s. officials. don t to the russians. don t do any actions that can be misinterpreted. right? and now on the ground there, you are having actions that can easily be misinterpreted. are those forces that you re seeing there supported by the russians, directed by the russians? we don t know for sure. are they russians? or are they russians, exactly. we don t know for sure, but that s exactly the kind of thing that can be misinterpreted and can further inflame the situation on the ground. the outgoing now the former u.s. ambassador in moscow, mike mcfaul, he spoke out on cnn s new day today, 48 hours since he left moscow, back at stanford university. but i want you to listen to what he said, because it s ominous. it s a very dangerous situation, extremely tense. you have soldiers with guns, very well-armed in crimea, a part of ukraine, saying they are now loyal to russia. ve
4,000 pages of documents public right now. our political team is just starting to go through the papers. we ll, of course, update you on what we re learning. in the meantime, let s bring in our chief political analyst, gloria borger. the release of these papers under normal circumstances, historians, scholars, they would go take a look, see if there is any new information. but because of the heightened interest in a potential hillary clinton run pore the white house, everyone is now going to look for these documents. wolf, these are what are classified as kind of sensitive documents. every president gives his documents over to his library, whatever it is. these are documents that were deemed sensitive, because they may involve sort of presidential appointments, communications, whatever, that every president has a right to with hold for about a dozen years. they could have been released a year ago, but for whatever reason, we don t know. they re only being released now. so we have to