PIRRO: Why do you think the president is not declassifying?
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Chile's ambassador to the U.S. broached the possibility of declassifying the
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McCain asked Haspel to commit to declassifying the 2014 Senate report on torture.
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Typically speaking, there's a process for declassifying information when the president wants to.
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The NRO isn't too excited about declassifying things, as we've seen many times before.
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In 2012 the presidential libraries contained 5bn pages waiting to be reviewed for declassifying.
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The report makes several recommendations, including rapidly declassifying intelligence and streamlining the federal bureaucracy.
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Those are facts that would reasonably raise suspicions about motivations for declassifying that material.
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Trump makes the call on declassifying on the memo, and he intends to do so.
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ON DECLASSIFYING DOCUMENTS AND THE RUSSIA PROBE Buck Sexton: Have you reviewed the memos yourself?
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The White House has not yet made any decisions on declassifying any of the notification.
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On the other hand, there are real and significant risks that come with declassifying this information.
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"The president now seems intent on declassifying intelligence to weaponize it," Mr. Schiff said in an interview.
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"I am strongly in favor of declassifying this information as quickly as possible," Roemer told a House committee.
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Tesla's shareholders voted this afternoon at their annual meeting against declassifying the electric car company's board of directors.
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What&aposs wrong with declassifying all of this information so the American people understand exactly what took place?
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The president has a great deal of leeway in declassifying information and sharing information related to national security.
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Spriggs began the formal process of declassifying the films in 2011, transferring films from Los Alamos to his lab.
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"I am strongly in favor of declassifying this information as quickly as possible," Tim Roemer told a House committee.
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The United States will have to be careful about declassifying documents that might disrupt that accord, Mr Sabatini says.
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" Shaheen called on the Trump administration to "take further steps, including declassifying information on Kaspersky lab, to raise awareness.
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The advisory panel is charged with declassifying State Department records and compiling the Foreign Relations of the United States series.
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He said he believes the committee's current investigation could be more open, including declassifying more information without compromising national security.
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The President, Vice President and some agency heads designated by the President, have broad authority over classifying or declassifying information.
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This has the effect of declassifying, as it were, speeches so classic that they have calcified in the collective imagination.
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A group of researchers argued in a paper published last year that the IAU's reasoning for declassifying Pluto is in valid.
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He may wish to see other people do the declassifying so that nobody claims that he&aposs acting for political reasons.
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In 2014, prodded by some of the 113/11 families, President Obama asked intelligence officials to work on declassifying the material.
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The CIA is trying to push back declassifying sections of a report from 2011 to say that she did nothing wrong.
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Thanks to the CIA declassifying parts of her record, we know she's a big fan of country music legend Johnny Cash.
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Gravel got famous in 1971 when, as senator from Alaska, he read the Pentagon Papers into the Senate record, effectively declassifying them.
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"Whoever monitors twitter at WH for Pres Trump get on subject of my immediate tweet and stop overclassification & start declassifying," Grassley tweeted.
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"This means government agencies declassifying as much cyber threat information as possible and sharing it with the private sector," the report reads.
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Waldhauser said that officials were in the process of declassifying the longer report but did not know when it would be released.
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The committee would be overriding the classification system, not declassifying the document — a power that rests with the executive branch, not Congress.
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The Justice Department said Monday evening it had begun the process of declassifying the documents, but how that will happen is unclear.
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And the rule was also considered during the years-long process of declassifying thousands of pages of CIA interrogation documents, Aftergood said.
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He signaled several months ago that his report was largely complete, but that the process of declassifying it had proven time-consuming.
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The Connecticut Democrat has also called for declassifying the War Powers notification sent to Congress after the strike against Iranian General Qassem Soleimani.
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She should recuse herself and allow Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence, to make the call on declassifying more of her record.
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The White House is in the process of declassifying the whistleblower's complaint for public release, however, according to a senior Justice Department official.
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The countries of Brazil , Canada, Denmark, Ecuador, France, New Zealand, Russia, Sweden and the United Kingdom have been declassifying their UFO files since 2008.
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The Wall Street Journal editorialized it, America&aposs leading pro-national security law enforcement publication, they came out in favor of the President declassifying.
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I believe by the way that&aposs why they&aposre not declassifying everything because they may have a serious felony case against the leakers.
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The president wrote a tweet this weekend basically suggesting that maybe he is open to declassifying, something you have asked for him to do.
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But one Senate Democratic aide expressed concern that the Trump administration would have to sign off on declassifying the findings of the Intelligence panel.
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Peter Kornbluh, a senior analyst at the National Security Archive, argued that declassifying documents earlier than the government ordinarily would makes a meaningful contribution.
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She advocated declassifying the fourth semi-annual report (also required by INARA) specifying incidents of Iranian non-compliance, the first from the Trump administration.
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In one, an FBI official recounted hearing second-hand that the State Department had offered a "quid pro quo" in exchange for declassifying an email.
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Nunes has long advocated declassifying the bin Laden documents, and successfully inserted language in 2014 legislation requiring the Obama administration to review them for release.
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Asked why the Trump administration is not declassifying the Williams testimony, Trump's personal attorney Jay Sekulow said he would not comment on "national security" matters.
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Declassifying would have made the directors subject to annual elections, but the outcome of the vote means the board will keep its staggered, three-year terms.
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He also is declassifying all FBI reports documenting interviews with senior Justice Department official Bruce Ohr, who was in contact with ex-British spy Christopher Steele.
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Two sources told Reuters on condition of anonymity on Sunday that the intelligence committee would consider declassifying the Democratic memo on Monday and making it public.
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But panel members were in "good discussions" with the FBI on declassifying the document, and hoped to resolve the issue "very soon," Representative Adam Schiff told reporters.
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He will join me live this morning, as well as former Attorney General Michael Mukasey, as we pose the question, what&aposs the downside risk of declassifying?
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On Monday, Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee won a party-line vote to take the highly unusual step of declassifying the Nunes memo for public release.
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But reflecting the relative powerlessness of Democrats, the document will then have to go to Trump who will have five days to register objections to declassifying it.
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In declassifying everything, Trump can let Americans can make up their own minds, know the truth, and move on to better things to do with their lives.
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The revelation has raised questions about whether the State Department offered a "quid pro quo" in exchange for declassifying an email -- a charge that the FBI has denied.
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First question, what is the downside risk of the president declassifying all of these documents so everybody can see and putting a light on exactly what took place?
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MUKASEY: Well, the downside risk is the same as the downside risk of declassifying any classified document, which is that you could disclose methods and sources of intelligence.
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The nation's top intelligence official will tell the White House this week whether or not he supports declassifying 2202 secret pages from a congressional inquiry into the Sept.
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The most likely scenario for the delay is that the IC is still reviewing and declassifying the disjointed dots of intelligence that painted the picture of HBL's death.
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They've declined to detail the intelligence publicly out of the need to protect sources in methods, though Trump has left open the possibility of declassifying some of it.
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The only way to know for sure is to read the emails, and the government is just not very good at declassifying things like this quickly or easily.
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The president's tweet about declassifying a picture of the dog who assisted in a mission that ended with ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death is a meme now.
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Development began back in 2009, but in August of this year, Russia conducted a successful test of the SATAN's first-stage motor, subsequently declassifying an image of the missile.
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Democrats are seeking to rebut those charges by declassifying other information in the application for the 90-day warrant, which was approved and renewed by the court three times.
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Trump's speech comes amid reports that he plans on declassifying a controversial memo detailing alleged surveillance abuses at the FBI, paving the way for its release to the public.
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The email comes a few days before the public comment period closes for Utah's Bears Ears National Monument, one of the parks Zinke's department is considering declassifying as a monument.
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Trump could again consider declassifying and releasing material connected to Mueller's ongoing investigation — a move he flirted with before the election but put on hold amid pushback from intelligence officials.
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Aside from fears over the Iran deal, the Saudis are anxiously eyeing Obama's decision on declassifying pages that could shed light on the country's hand in the September 11 terror attacks.
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He insisted that the government consider declassifying its records around the Russian code-breaking project Venona, which started during the war and then continued for many decades during the Cold War.
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She was made deputy director last year without first declassifying the references to her in the Senate Intelligence Committee's torture report, based on the claim that her identity still needed protection.
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In a letter to the White House on Friday, top Justice Department and F.B.I. officials said they had law enforcement or national security concerns about declassifying parts of the Democratic memo.
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Senator Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, accused the administration of overseeing a "cover-up from A to Z" of Ms. Haspel's career by selectively declassifying only information favorable to the nominee.
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But another interview contained in the same collection said that though Kennedy reached out to FBI about declassifying the email, it was the FBI that brought up getting agents stationed in Iraq.
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A special-counsel investigation would involve arranging access to classified documents by either declassifying them or clearing them for the investigation only, which would mean the public likely wouldn't see the documents.
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Other suggestions included reducing the number of people able to classify materials, implementing a new "discretionary" program for declassifying documents and creating a new classification guide for agencies across the intelligence community.
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Mike Quigley said on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront" that he had also been briefed on the documents and suggested the White House was using them to distract and should consider declassifying them.
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The president met Friday with FBI Director Christopher Wray and top officials from the Justice Department, as well as the White House general counsel's office to discuss declassifying the Democratic counter-memo.
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Intelligence officers step back Our intelligence relationships have been strained ever since Trump came into office and began declassifying sensitive information, threatening to expose sources and methods, undercutting intelligence community analysis and more.
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Critics say they see official wrongdoing in the suggestion of a deal in which the FBI would receive State Department approval to station more agents in Iraq in exchange for declassifying the email.
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She is open to the possibility that alien life not only exists, but may have visited Earth, and hasexpressed interest in declassifying Area 51 documents and "get to the bottom" of UFO rumors.
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The idea of Trump declassifying documents solely to allow someone without a top secret -- or permanent -- security clearance to see them, however, might not fly well with the national security and intelligence communities.
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Comey added while he's not sure what Trump is hoping to accomplish in declassifying FBI messages, he's confident the information that will be released will show the agency acted as it's supposed to.
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In return for FBI declassifying one of the Clinton server emails, the interviewee said as relayed by the IOD official, the State Department official offered to help station FBI agents overseas in sensitive areas.
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The F.B.I. had also warned against declassifying the Republican document, saying it had "grave concerns about material omissions" that made it misleading, but Mr. Trump overrode those concerns and declassified it on Feb. 2.
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The career officials, about half a dozen, conduct reviews among other responsibilities, including ensuring that no presidential records are destroyed, declassifying old presidential records and reviewing proposed speeches, papers and quotes by former officials.
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"The President shouldn't be declassifying documents in order to undermine an investigation into his campaign or pursue vendettas against political enemies," said Mark Warner of Virginia, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump refused to say on Friday whether he would dismiss the top Justice Department official overseeing the Russia investigation after declassifying a disputed Republican memo he alleged demonstrated disgraceful behavior.
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Congress should leave the standards for classifying and declassifying with the president, but should enact a statute providing that the president cannot classify information for any reason other than the protection of national security.
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So even though this information was "code-word information," the highest level of classification there is in the US system, the very act of Trump telling it to Lavrov had the effect of declassifying it.
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Protesters' demands over that period have broadened to encompass issues such as greater democracy for the city, an inquiry into alleged police brutality, declassifying protests as riots, and the resignation of Chief Executive Carrie Lam.
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The Democratic lawmaker claimed in his most recent letter that if the vice president is willing to release the transcripts of these calls, he should have no problem declassifying the details of the Supplemental Submission.
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There's the alleged "quid pro quo " between the FBI and the State Department over declassifying one of Clinton's emails, and there's new revelations from the Wikileaks dump of emails stolen from Clinton campaign chair John Podesta.
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The White House and intelligence officials are considering declassifying documents known as the "2628 pages" which could show the possible existence of a Saudi support network for the hijackers involved in the 28503/22019 terror attacks.
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"If the president is classifying and declassifying stuff he doesn't want to get out, that is an abuse of power and abuse of the system," said Vinograd, who now serves as a CNN national security analyst.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - NATO may combat Kremlin "weaponisation of information" used to support action such as the 2014 seizure of Crimea by creating a new more powerful communications section and declassifying more sensitive material, according to draft plans.
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An upcoming DOJ inspector general's report should trigger the beginning of that accountability in a court of law, and President Trump can assist the effort by declassifying all evidence of wrongdoing by FBI, CIA and DOJ officials.
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The legislation could hang in limbo for at least another month because lawmakers have limited legislative time and are awaiting a decision on declassifying more than two dozen pages of a 2002 congressional inquiry into 9/11.
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But Monday's directive from the White House also called for declassifying "all FBI reports of interviews" prepared in connection with the FISA applications -- which are generally highly classified materials and potentially contain information from foreign intelligence sources.
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The World Health Organization is moving toward declassifying transgender identity as a mental disorder in its global list of medical conditions, with a new study lending additional support to a proposal that would delete the decades-old designation.
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But President Trump lowered the shield of secrecy surrounding such materials on Friday by declassifying the Republican memo about Mr. Page, after finding that the public interest in disclosing its contents outweighed any need to protect the information.
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Mr. Trump's original declassification order put intelligence officials, including from the Justice Department and the F.B.I., in the uncomfortable position of having to explain to the president the risks of declassifying the materials and making the information public.
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The Times reports that President Trump is preparing a series of measures in retaliation for the attack, including indictments against Chinese government hackers and declassifying intelligence reports that will reveal the extent of China's efforts to build its database.
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Declassifying a more extensive set of documents would also bring into sharper focus a shameful period of American foreign policy, during which Washington condoned and in some instances supported the brutal tactics of right-wing governments in the region.
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"If we're going to go through the process anyway of declassifying the memo, are there some of the supporting documents that might not reveal sources and methods but might answer key questions that the memo does raise?" said Rep.
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Brad Moss, a lawyer for Heath and the James Madison Project, said Friday night that the Justice Department had told him earlier that day that the executive branch was again discussing whether to move forward on declassifying the documents.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top Democrats on the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives intelligence committees called on Wednesday for the White House to consider declassifying and releasing any intelligence community assessments of the hack into the Democratic National Committee email system.
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While keeping any scoops about the Russian attack for next week's release, Mr. Clapper did promise to "push the envelope" in declassifying as much detail as possible, including the motive of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia in carrying it out.
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In addition to the FISA materials, Monday's White House statement also called for declassifying "all FBI reports of interviews" prepared in connection with the FISA applications -- which are generally highly classified materials and potentially contain information from foreign intelligence sources.
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Mr. Trump vocally supported the release of the Republicans' memo last week, declassifying its contents on Friday over the objections of Democrats and his own F.B.I., which issued a rare public statement to warn that it had "grave concerns" about the memo's accuracy.
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Democrats on the committee already faced a tedious weeks-long process of declassifying information last month when they sought to release their 10-page rebuttal of a memo produced by Republicans on the panel claiming the misuse by federal authorities of surveillance powers.
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In addition to the FISA applications pages, the president is declassifying all FBI reports documenting interviews in connection with the Page surveillance warrant as well as those documenting interviews with senior Justice Department official Bruce Ohr, who was in contact with Steele.
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Trump can help the American public reconcile these issues, too, by declassifying all briefings to Congress's "Gang of Eight" leadership, so that the public can see what our leaders were being told behind closed doors and what they were claiming on the public airwaves.
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Coats would not commit to fully declassifying all information on Haspel's involvement in the the techniques — now classified as illegal torture — including interrogations at a so-called black site prison and the destruction of videotapes documenting the waterboarding sessions of an al Qaeda suspect there.
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The C.I.A., typically reticent to draw attention to the work of its operatives, undertook an overt campaign to support Ms. Haspel's nomination, declassifying aspects of her career to build a positive public image and authorizing a cadre of former officers to speak with reporters.
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Although the FBI decided against declassifying the email's contents, the claim of interference added fuel to Republicans' belief that officials in President Barack Obama's administration have sought to protect Clinton, a Democrat, from criminal liability as she seeks to succeed Obama in the Nov.
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Trump also continued to hammer Hillary Clinton over hacked emails WikiLeaks has published in the last week and decried "corruption" in Washington after an FBI report on Monday revealed that officials at the two departments allegedly sought to bargain over declassifying an email on Clinton's server.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) wants an investigation into the alleged "quid pro quo" negotiations between the FBI and the State Department over declassifying one of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The CIA has been pursuing an aggressive public relations campaign, tweeting regularly about Haspel and her upbringing in Kentucky and the many accolades she's received from former and current colleagues—declassifying pieces of her record bit by bit, including information about her meeting with Mother Teresa.
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In December, the United States and our partners took the extraordinary step of declassifying evidence from this missile attack, as well as from other attacks by missiles, conventional arms and explosive boats of Iranian origin — all used by the rebels in Yemen and all violations of U.N. resolutions.
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A resort in Aspen is hiring a 'Fur Butler' to look after its resident Bernese Mountain dogPeople are 'declassifying' photos of their pets after Trump released a picture of the dog that took down ISIS' leader20 award-winning photos of dogs from 2019's Dog Photographer of the Year competition
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (D-Ore.) have accused the agency of selectively declassifying only positive information about Haspel.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE can help answer many, if not all, unanswered questions by declassifying the documents as he promised months ago.
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" The three have complained that the CIA is selectively declassifying only positive information about Haspel and suggested that continuing to keep her record under wraps violates an Obama-era executive order prohibiting the use of classification to "conceal violations of law, inefficiency, or administrative error" or "prevent embarrassment to a person, organization, or agency.
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Nevertheless, as we have seen from today's toxic political environment in which some Americans believe that the Russia investigation was "a witch hunt" (and the President believes he can safely accept Putin's denial of responsibility and seek better relations), not declassifying more of the intelligence underlying the 22016 assessment may have been a mistake of historic proportions.
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Reports that indicate White House aides, rather than the president, took special steps to conceal the transcript, as well as claims that Trump had been in favor of declassifying the transcript since the scandal first broke, bolster the notion that the president was oblivious of any wrongdoing, or even cognizant of any efforts underway to protect him from it.
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Related: White House Considers Declassifying 211 Pages on Alleged Saudi Government Role in 29/211 "The idea that the Saudi government funded, organized, or even knew about September 29 is malicious and blatantly false," Prince Bandar bin Sultan, a member of the royal family and an ambassador to the US from 211 to 228, said in 113.
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" WATCH: Why the black market for weed is still thriving in California But while other campaigns have called for fully declassifying cannabis, Biden would make it a Schedule II drug, on par with cocaine, methamphetamine and fentanyl, all of which the DEA considers "drugs with a high potential for abuse, with use potentially leading to severe psychological or physical dependence.
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There are three levels of classification based on the severity of damage a disclosure would cause: Top secret — "exceptionally grave damage to the national security" Secret — "serious damage to the national security" Confidential — "damage to the national security" Bottom line: As commander-in-chief, a president has constitutional powers to classify and declassify information (and after declassifying it, disclose the information).
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Shah also said that the White House will approach further memos, including the one created by Democrats, in the same way they handled the memo authored by Devin Nunes: "Which is to allow for a legal review, national security review led by the White House Counsel's Office, and then within five days the president will make a decision about declassifying it," said Shah.
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"If that memo is voted out and it comes to the White House we will consider it on the same terms we considered the Nunes memo — which is to allow for a legal review, national security review led by the White House Counsel's Office, and then within five days the president will make a decision about declassifying it," Shah said.
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE wants to use a defense policy bill to force the Senate to wade into a larger fight over declassifying 85033 pages from a 2002 review of the 9/11 terror attacks.
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Read more:A wedding party held rescue puppies instead of bouquets, and the photos are even more adorable than you could imaginePeople are 'declassifying' photos of their pets after Trump released a picture of the dog that took down ISIS' leader20 award-winning photos of dogs from 2019's Dog Photographer of the Year competition9 times dogs went viral for their heroic deeds in 2019
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"If that memo is voted out and it comes to the White House we will consider it along the same terms that we considered the Nunes memo, which is to allow for a legal review, national security review, led by the White House counsel's office and then within five days the president will make a decision about declassifying it," said Shah, the White House spokesman.
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C.) on Tuesday backed President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE declassifying a series of documents related to former campaign adviser Carter Page and Department of Justice (DOJ) official Bruce Ohr while blaming the Obama administration for "politicizing" the DOJ and the FBI.
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Former White House Counsel C. Boyden Gray, who served under George H.W. Bush, is urging President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to move ahead with declassifying highly sensitive documents connected to the FBI's Russia investigation.
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Watch the full clip below, via the White House:Read more:33 photos that show how Halloween has been celebrated at the White HouseHarry Potter is getting dragged into the US-China trade warPeople are 'declassifying' photos of their pets after Trump released a picture of the dog that took down ISIS' leaderSilicon Valley retailers are running out of black turtlenecks, and it could be because people are going as Elizabeth Holmes for Halloween
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ET: Former U.S. Attorney General Michael Mukasey on Robert Mueller&aposs Russia probe and Paul Manafort&aposs trial; Steve Hilton on Brexit regret in England; Andrew McCarthy on a potential Trump sitdown with Mueller and why a "perjury trap" could be set; former Mississippi governor Haley Barbour on the midterms and the escalation of leftist attacks on conservatives in public; Ron Hosko on the firing of Peter Strzok and the ramifications of declassifying documents related to the Russia investigation.
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Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va.) fired back at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE after the president said he would be declassifying documents related to the Russia investigation out of a desire for "total transparency" by renewing the call for Trump's tax returns.
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Stone said President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE should move forward with declassifying the documents in light of a New York Times article that said Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE proposed wearing a wire to record his conversations with the president, in addition to discussing invoking the 25th Amendment to remove him from office.
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