Trump's former national security advisor, John Bolton, has been indicted.

It's overclassified documents. It's all over classified documents these days.

What do we make of it? It's Kendall a Casey show. I'm Rob.

Casey's out today. Ethan Hatcher from Saturday Night on the Circle, in for Casey.

Before we get to this, programming note coming up at 10 o'clock,

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will be with us and a lot of people are interested with what he has to say so that's coming up at

10 o'clock all right so john bolton he was a you know national security guru the trump or the

bush administration and then for some reason Trump brought him on even though he

appears to be in direct his philosophy philosophically in direct contrast I mean he seems to want to

bomb everyone yeah kill them all turn the entire continent into glass yeah is the john bolton foreign

policy philosophy which is very odd that Trump picked him because Trump is kind of

prided himself on being the peace president and keeping us out of wars and military conflicts.

But he made the choice.

And then so Bolton, it didn't go well, which I think everybody saw that coming in his time with

Trump.

And then he became a fierce critic of the Trump administration after he was let go, quit,

whatever you want to call it.

And now he finds himself under indictment over bringing classified documents into his home

and then sharing them with people via electronic messaging.

If the reports are true, then he deserves this indictment because his handling of classified

information was even dumber than Hillary Clinton.

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