wiretapped data used in inquiry of trump aids? are they going to apologize? while the democrats feign more outreach, they are missing the real scandal here. laws in fact were broken. starting back in january, we have seen the repeated leaking of classified information meant to inflict damage on president trump and his entire administration. every one of these criminal acts, felonies committed, that doesn t seem to bother thehe democrats in any way, shape, manner or form. the intelligence community don t seem to have an answer as to why it is happening or how they re going to stop it from continuing.it take a look at this back and forth between trey gowdy and director comey about these leaks. i thought it was against the law to disseminate classified information. is it? yes, it is a serious crime. is there an exception of the law for current or former people of the law who request an
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in the intercepts, that s actually a good step. that s an a political step. that s allowing the professionals to make the choice without the white house pulling the levers. brian: end of this quote says we didn t say do it. a senior u.s. official said. we didn t say don t do it. steve: plus. didn t. in one sense it is. at the political level it s smart. all right. but at the level of intelligence, let the professionals decide what constitutes the intelligence value of the report. remember i said the u.s. identity is suppressed? steve: right. unless the u.s. identity is essential to understanding the intelligence. and by the way, nsa makes that kind of decision every day. brian: right. is that what happened with michael flynn? yes. i m assuming everything i have read. brian: had to be exposed? i m assuming everything i have read is correct. in that case, yeah. i could see the logic in that you would what s called unmask the identity of the u.s. person because without
about russia at the convention. when it turns out that paul man ford was at a meeting when russia was brought up at a. when it comes out that senator sessions doesn t remember meeting with the ambassador. when carter paige says we did talk about russia at the convention. all these things might add up to nothing. but don t you believe they are hurting the president by not jogging their memory and coming forward with it? they are a distraction more than harmful. no i disagree. he got elected about 118, 119 days ago. you still hear the democrats screaming russia every day. they have haven t shown any connection. many people are trying to redo the election results still. this man has been president for a while now and he is going to continue to just move forward with his agenda. brian: you don t think those four people hurt the president? i think the president knows why he is here and what he is doing with his agenda. look, again, there is a selectivity out there as to
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