were getting anywhere. [inaudible] that the investigation was in trouble. when you don t have information to what is going to lead you to a suspect, i think it s important that you start looking at viable alternatives. too often, these cases go cold for five, ten years. from what we have seen so far, i think those are a possibility. the le was akin from it because they were frustrated with police. not from a tragedy, they couldn t when we did is we put out information versus anyone who knew something or think that they knew what was involved the call was confidentially without contacting the police. and would provide that information to the right authorities and at the same, time protect these people. if they need protection. so listening tips to people who were afraid to call the cops. would his plan work? wait and see. coming up dateline is there when that
why you seek whistleblower status it protects you against retaliation. he has tried to retaliate against the whistleblower to reveal his or her identity, say things about their patriotism. i suspect this means more people will seek those protections as they speak out against the president. arthel: it is more about protection, doesn t point to anything more on anyone s part. what we have seen, the person who knows about the same incident in the same knowledge from the first advantage point. arthel: what is your take on direct information versus secondhand information? that may have been an issue three or four days ago when the white house released the partial transcript. it is notable they haven t given us the word for word transcript. that a summary corroborated everything the first whistleblower said. when we talk about process point that is what defenders of the president want to do.
others at the white house to advance one of the president s top priorities, and that is middle east peace. i can tell you the pressure will not come off middle east peace. that is a top priority for us, and we expect mr. kushner to continue his work on that. it is something very important to the president. shannon: joining me now, former ambassador to the united nations, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, fox news contributor, ambassador john bolton. glad to be with you. shannon: you know he is involved in all sorts of things, middle east peace, how does this impact him? still got security clearance, just not top-level. what does it mean? there is a pretty significant gap between seeing material at the top secret level with all of the code words and compartmented information versus adjusting information at the secret level. in that sense, until the security clearance is resolved, he sees a smaller universe of information. now, whether the negotiations,
others at the white house to advance one of the president s top priorities, and that is middle east peace. i can tell you the pressure will not come off middle east peace. that is a top priority for us, and we expect mr. kushner to continue his work on that. it is something very important to the president. shannon: joining me now, former ambassador to the united nations, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, fox news contributor, ambassador john bolton. glad to be with you. shannon: you know he is involved in all sorts of things, middle east peace, how does this impact him? still got security clearance, just not top-level. what does it mean? there is a pretty significant gap between seeing material at the top secret level with all of the code words and compartmented information versus adjusting information at the secret level. in that sense, until the security clearance is resolved, he sees a smaller universe of information. now, whether the negotiations,
morning. he has testified before congress, and the parliament of australia about guns. this may be the first machine gun act, even though it wasn t a machine gun. it was a conversion. meanwhile, in france, you have had for such examples in 2015, and they have the tightest gun-control laws, but they have had four of these attacks. so a band, even there, it doesn t work. so my point is this. about this stuff has been happening in places where they have a very strict gun shoot control. kimberly: yeah, absolutely, and it is important to look at the facts, information versus hysteria. because we see this automatic reflex, knee-jerk reaction, right away, we ve got to have more gun laws. we have to have more background checks. well, he did all the background checks. he passed us. he was able to purchase these guns and also get some that are illegal. so there was not a lack of