intelligence, to date, based on our reporting borne out by events, we seem to be doing pretty good job. retired cia operations officer doug london speaking with me earlier. some u.s. states are passing laws restricting abortion. a review as the supreme court is set to deliver a ruling on it within months. we ll be right back with that.
all grim news, mark. and certainly i know you re you tweeted something more optimistic today about the red sox s fate this week because of the soft schedule. i can t say i quite share your enthusiasm, but i hope you re right. a lot of fun. no, it s not. i m going to just end it. retired cia senior intelligence officer, thank you. read his new piece. for the washington examiner. and his latest book is entitled clarity in crisis; leadership lessons from the cia . still ahead, the ongoing battle over vaccine mandates. what s next for teachers in america s largest school system after a vaccine mandate originally set to go into effect today was temporarily blocked? morning joe is coming right back. back
retired cia intelligence officer daniel hoffman. you know john brennan. the caa we put it up on the screen last night, if you want your clearance you ve got to act as the same way a current cia employee would react. for the rank and file retired intelligence officers who retain security clearance because they have a job to do as a contractor back in the intelligence committee which requires the clearance secondly there s no evidence that john brennan and jim klapper has revealed classified information. they have willfully spoken untruths not based on intelligence. jim klapper claims russians tilted the election to donald trump, not true and contradicts the intelligence that was produced which he presided. brennan claims that he could
policy. the washington examiner is reporting president trump and the defense secretary mattix, are warning nato allies to open their chapbooks ahead of next week s summit. according to a report obtained by the the hill, trump is plana one-on-one meeting with putin without aid presence. plus, secretary of state mike pompeo was returning to north korea. the author of the upcoming book, why we fight to come recovering america s will to win. sebastian gorka, retired cia senior intelligent officer, daniel. let me ask you a question. before i get into putin. they president is warning the nato allies to open up their check books. sebastian, how does that happen? what leverage does he president have on these guys other then insulted them to their face, which i like. [laughs] it is very simple.
with kim jong un to be turned over to congress in five days. we should find out today when and where donald trump will hold his first official summit with russian pres. vladimir putin. why is the summit so significant and will a partisan collusion probe overshadowed the groundbreaking sitdown. retired cia station chief in moscow dan hoffman, thank you for joining us. the significance, big announcements where and when it will happen. the darkest days of the cold war when pres. reagan was calling the soviet union an evil empire and rightly so in my view the united states and russia were meeting for high-level and productive diplomatic negotiations particularly on arms control and no different today. there are areas we have mutual interest and need to negotiate with the russians and plenty of areas we disagree starting with