classified documents posted by an user, refer to o.g. only 1 or 2 people were paying attention to the documents he was pouring his heart into and a sign of anger he decided to post the full documents. there are talks of foreign intelligence agencies. there s talks of nuclear weaponry. i mean, it s hardly touching the iceberg. sandra: as we learn more, fox news alert, the pentagon is now set to offer a briefing to reporters and to the country, expected top of the hour. they say federal investigators may have discovered the identity of that intelligence leaker. we await news on that. hello, welcome everyone. bill, great to have you back again. bill: great to be with you again. i m bill melugin in for john roberts. wall street journal reporting an arrest might be imminent as the fast moving probe as apparently zeroed in on an air national guards man based at fort bragg. sandra: a bombshell report with friends of the leaker alleging he was not political but motivated by
this. part of this aggression is causing people to be tougher. we see it in europe as well. how many countries have fallen into line meeting 2% for gdp, pushing back against russia. easy to say we can push people around but people have an option. why the role of the united states is important, people will stand up, burden share, take responsibility, do more if they know the u.s. is standing with them because they cannot stand up to places like china and russia alone. and bigger picture, over the next few years or so, the u.s. and china are on a direct collision course with each other over taiwan? both of them have explicit strategy to win against each other without fighting. i don t think that s going to change. both realize as long as the status quo is present in taiwan, both are vital interests, respected. so i don t think that s natural. here is the one thing that absolutely i lose sleep over. if china thinks that i could
that, at what point can the uk ever be the first that, at what point can the uk ever be the first safe country, given that this be the first safe country, given that this island is surrounded by water? that this island is surrounded by water? what are the routes by which the uk water? what are the routes by which the uk can water? what are the routes by which the uk can be the first safe country by which the uk can be the first safe country by which a the uk can be the first safe country by which a displaced asylum seeker marias by which a displaced asylum seeker marias yr? marias yr? he - marias yr? he misses a fundamental manes yr? he misses a fundamental point, about the asylum system and the whole issue about people who come to the country who are not actually genuine asylum seekers, who masquerade as in this asylum system. we do know and there are many cases, and i think there are many cases, and i think there has to be a recognition, this actually shows how to de
also in having a coherent migration strategy. right, but while spain has focused on the need to step up and to burden share, the austrians, for example, have said by way of their government, quote illegal immigration that runs through dozens of safe states where migrants could choose a destination country, this sort of movement into europe has to be stopped. there is no reason, says the interior minister, why an afghan citizen should come to austria now. the focus in many european countries is on building higher fences, biggerfortifications against all immigrants rather than burden sharing and trying to responsibly take refugees in. these are very complex issues which, you know, are perceived in a very different manner by the population in the different member states. absolutely. and that explains why.
awareness that those countries that are the southern border are not protecting their own borders, but the borders of the eu. and we need a coherent approach to migration. again, you know, spain has been at the forefront in trying to have this coherent approach. not, erm, responding actively in terms of our borders and in a manner which is coherent with our values, with the european values. but we definitely think there should be fast progress also in having a coherent migration strategy. right, but while spain has focused on the need to step up and to burden share, the austrians, for example, have said by way of their government, quote illegal immigration that runs through dozens of safe states where migrants could choose a destination country, this sort of movement into europe has to be stopped. there is no reason, says the interior minister, why an afghan citizen should come to austria now. the focus in many european