that is just an indication it could be we don t have the information. it would be some in criminating e-mails, not just classified material, in which somebody is discussing something which is incriminating. we don t know. before i was rudely interrupted by donald trump, the point i was trying to make is now having dropped the stink bomb, i think james comey has to i disagree with jeffrey tooben. how dare he say this is not significant. we re talking about president of the united states. you cannot have this cloud hanging over the election for 11 days. if i could just say put it out there and let the voters decide. he told congressional committees when he testified that if there were any changes in his investigation, he would notify them and that is exactly we were talking about it earlier. that is exactly what happened today. however, i agree with you in the sense that he didn t say that
jeffrey tooben s title speaks for itself. this whole thing is surreal. what do you make of it at this point? well, i make of it, that it s made a better story than we would have seen in a book or a movie for all its unlikely characters. and it s near comical twists and turns. if it wasn t regarded so seriously. i think they are burning up the phone lines from the department of justice, from the state department, from moscow calling in every chip, every favor. every plea they can make, which is really counter intuitive, anderson, what they re saying is hold on to him, don t let him get on a plane, and figure out a way to give him back to us you have a u.s. intelligence officer with a bag full of top secret materials. right now they re saying, let s slow this down and figure out a
phillip agee a former cia officer, he ended up in cuba. we got a panel tonight of people who can speak to all the angles that this story presents. diplomacy, national security, john miller joins us. he s a top official of the fbi. christiane amanpour has covered every major international incident for the last 25 years. jeffrey tooben s title speaks for itself. this whole thing is surreal. what do you make of it at this point? well, i make of it, that it s made a better story than we would have seen in a book or a movie for all its unlikely characters. and it s near comical twists and turns. if it wasn t regarded so seriously. i think they are burning up the phone lines from the department of justice, from the state department, from moscow calling
happened. he was sitting in the sixth row. he saw the captain leave the cockpit and then try to break into the bathroom. there was someone in there. he said the pilot was knocking on the bathroom door. then the flight attendants start started to pay attention there was a bit of commotion. the steward got on the phone and was talking to someone in the cockpit. then they changed the codes on the door. he overheard part of that conversati conversation. then they tried to take the captain to the back of the plane. he broke free and went to the front of the plane, banging on the door, threatening to blow up the plane. he started to asking for the security code. remember, cockpit doors are locked post 9/11. some pilots fly armed. but this gentleman was clearly trying to get into the cockpit according to the account of this passenger onboard. jet blue said there was a medical situation with the captain and another captain onboard was able to step into the cockpit and assist the firs