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We use the word unprecedented a lot, talking about President Donald Trump. But there are so many unprecedented things.

It's where that one sticks around that long before we move on to the next.

Late Tuesday afternoon, the president's campaign manager and personal lawyer went down as guilty in the same hour.

Unprecedented. But come Wednesday, there were still lots of people talking about an unprecedented thing the president did last week.

His press secretary, Sarah Sanders, was even asked about it at an otherwise mostly Manafort Cohen press briefing.

Last time that you were in here, you read off some ex-official and one current official who the president was considering taking away their security clearance.

I wanted to follow up on that and ask who was conducting that review.

I'm sorry, who's doing the review? That's a number of people involved here at the White House.

Last Wednesday, President Trump revoked the security clearance of the former CIA director, John Brennan.

Again, unprecedented.

He gave a number of reasons and it's important to say that none of them had to do with John Brennan violating the terms of his security clearance.

Shane Harris covers intelligence and national security for the Washington Post.

So there was no allegation that he illegally disclosed classified information or improperly handled information or did something wrong in that respect, which is kind of what your clearance governs.

Got it. Basically, he said in a statement that Sarah Sanders read last week.

Mr. Brennan has recently leveraged his status as a former high ranking official with access to highly sensitive information to make a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations,

wild outbursts on the internet and television about this administration.

And it is true that John Brennan, I think more than any other former intelligence official has gone farther in his critiques at the president.

He is, I think, the most divisive president we've ever had in the Oval Office.

He is feeding and fueling hatred and animosity and misunderstandings among Americans.

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