He has given away secrets in the past, he will do so in the future. And this case, here, he is being given the benefit of the doubt. How much more evidence do we need of his misbehavior?
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William Cohen discusses Donald Trump's history of revealing sensitive information and expresses concern about his potential future actions.
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Whatever happened to States' rights? I thought that was a fundamental tenet of the Conservative Party's philosophy.
The notion that we are so cavalier -- our elected leaders, the president of the United States is so cavalier about those documents, puts our men and women in grave danger.
The Korean people have said we like freedom. We like democracy. We don't want anyone to take that away from us.
The Chinese have capability, the Russians have capability, which certainly intrudes upon our privacy. That's gone for all practical purposes, in terms of trying to hide things from them.





