attorney general merrick garland identified him as 21-year-old air national guardsman, jack tech t teixeira the new york times spoke with members of the private group teixeira oversaw the chat where 20 to 30 people, mostly young men and teenagers came together over a shared love of guns, racist online memes and video games. it is in that group that airman teixeira is said to have uploaded hundreds of pages of intelligence briefings, according to the times joining me now is justice correspondent, ken dilanian. the details are unbelievable in this case. walk us through what we know one more time, what is out there and how we think it got out there. what is out there, alex, are some highly classified documents showing the fruits of american eavesdropping, signals intelligence on russia and many other countries. very embarrassing revelations that the u.s. has supplied on allies not surprising to the allies, but embarrassing when it becomes public, ukraine s air defenses and w
fact that some of this information was clearly gathered from allies, you have to wonder if going forward if the allies will be less and less likely to share information, and again, we have been talking about this since these documents were first disclosed about a week ago it always has the potential for drying up sources and methods, so if there was something in these documents that was gathered by something like an intercept. they were listening to a cell phone and able to gather a piece of information once these things go public, that cell phone call, that cell phone line may dry up or lines or intelligence gathering that sometimes could be very very beneficial to the u.s. government and to allies if those dry up, that s not insignificant here no matter how the military officials or u.s. officials want to try to down play the significance here, it does have ripple effects, alex. it 100% does. i m thinking specifically about what was alleged in these papers about egypt, and how this
it interesting. well, i d argue that everybody in the back rowe would find it interesting, but i don t know that that s necessarily criteria. on a go-ed fforward basis, can articulate in the future this that when you re privy to certain circumstances that would be embarrassing to the principal that if it s the principal you share it with the ambassador that s fine. but folks within the embassy that don t have a need to know that you wouldn t regale them with your recounting of those instances? sir, i think it was gordon sondland who showed discretion by having that conversation over a cell phone line. so the congressman s suggestion is that david holmes should not have shared that with his superiors and told him that he heard the ambassador of the eu talking with the president about a political investigation. donny, what do you got over there? i want to try to exercise on my phone. the big question is can he overhear somebody that s on the phone. i m going to call my mother. ha
give an s, ends with t, about ukraine. ambassador sondland agreed that the president did not give an s about ukraine. i asked why not. ambassador sondland stated that the president only cares about big stuff. i noted that there was big stuff going on in ukraine, like a war with russia, and ambassador sondland replied that he means big stuff that benefits the president, like the biden investigation that mr. giuliani was pushing. donald trump pushed for that investigation on an open line, cell phone line, that he three years in as being president must know that foreign countries can listen to. what do you make of the fact that he was willing to essentially incriminate himself on a cell phone call. let me further what naveed was saying there and what mr mr. pfeiffer said. this is not only usual, this is an unprecedented violation of national security. and here s why. donald trump was running a secret dirty tricks team whose sole function was to go to ukraine and get information so
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