former president s next legal headache could be also discreet deal. supreme court justice clarence thomas under renewed houdini after new reporting reveals a secret real estate sale to a republican billionaire. our supreme court is facing a crisis. justice thomas break the law and press your amounts. why not just take the step and resign. democrats divided over 89 year old senator dianne feinstein, resigning from senate never seen them go after a man who was in the senate and that way we ll talk to democratic senator amy klobuchar about that and more coming up on cnn prime time. good evening. i m caitlin collins. tonight one of america s most wanted suspects, allegedly ger of highly classified us intelligence is now under arrest. after a massive manhunt, the fbi taking 21 year old jack to share a into custody of massachusetts in a dramatic scene that unfolded with agents carrying rifles outside his home. the air national guardsman is accused of the unauthorized removal or ret
washington. there are new signs that the special counsel s probe into january 6th and trump s handling of classified documents is ramping up back with me now to discuss all of this is trump s former attorney general bill barr. and welcome back i do want to ask you, though, about the latest legal move we ve seen from your former boss, which is filing a lawsuit against his former attorney, michael cohen, to the tune of $500 million in damages, saying that he allegedly breached his contract . do you think there s any merit to that lawsuit? live scene is newspaper reports on it. i didn t see what the substance i didn t detect any real substance to the lawsuit. so when i was thinking about this today, i was reminded of what the former u. s attorney general or u. s attorney in the southern district of new york. jeff berman wrote about you. in his book. he said that you tried to kill investigations into this when it came to michael cohen, he said. when barter governed february 2019. he not on
national air guardsmen had access to so much sensitive information. what is stunning, and it s it points to a problem that s endemic. in our national security, uh, structure in washington, d c. it s partly just the dissemination of information within agencies. the idea that you know there s really a good reason to spread this thing out. everyone will job. you know, we ll do a better job if they re fully aware, and so it s too easy to get access to this stuff. and secondly, technology, as john was saying, plays a big role in this, the more that s put in systems and the more people you have involved in maintaining the systems. ah you know, the more you re spreading around the information, but hopefully this will be a wake up call. i mean, we ve had a number of wake up calls. you know, there was the chelsea manning case and so forth that involved volumes of documents, but, uh, this should really wake people up because this is very sensitive information its military