are just news articles. you don t have proof and we don t necessarily know they have the document at this point. however, if you look over the course of how he operated with classified information in the white house, after the white house, there s a through line here to some degree. the through line is he i don t think he s out there i would love to show people classified information. but if that classified information makes him look good. i remember i don t remember the details. there was something about some accusation or reality that he had revealed something classified to the russian foreign minister at one point. if you remember he tweeted a photo about maybe it was something in syria that was classified at the time. it was in iran. it was an iran issue, that s it. all those little thing. what is obvious, to him okay. everybody has an ego. everybody. sorry. most people with an ego try to put national security, particularly when you re sworn in to defend that, you try
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muchld longer it could be delay. remember, the hold on the military aid is at the heart of the inquiry. looking into whether the president should be removed from office. joiningt me now from the white house is nbc s hans nichols. hans, let s just talk about this becauses the idea was that the wasn t something involvedea in this. there was nothing nefarious about the wholeth thing. now, weab see all these documen that seem to acknowledge if this got out in the public, there might be a problem. so what justifications can we use? how long can itt be done for? what s legal? what s not legal after the fact? this wasn t in the lead-up to discussing withholding the $391 million. it was w after the fact. and that s why the timing is so crucial and important in this because we always know that anytime you have a policy discussion here at the white house, ali, there s going to be a legal discussion that s parallel. now, the question really is the sequencingn on this. did the president arrive a
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