Hello, there I'm Chuck Todd. I just stepped off the meet the press set where I interviewed

an all exclusive lineup of guests, Democratic Senator Tammy Baldwin and Wisconsin, Republican

Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana. And the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu,

needless to say, I wish I had more time with all of them. We had a lot to unpack into our

broadcasts Sunday. You have the deepening political tensions over guns. The NRA was having

its annual meeting and about for like the third time in the last five years, their annual

meeting happens in the aftermath of some mass shootings. You have the abortion issue with

the Republican Party is again, peers to be struggling to figure out what its position is as

the rest of the country doesn't like where how the status quo has been changed late Thursday

night, Florida coming around to Sanctus. Decided to sign a six week ban in Florida, creating

basically now the entire South. I think North Carolina is now has the most liberal abortion

rights laws of any state in the deep South these days. And among all this, we also touched

on the biggest intelligence leak in a decade, Department of Justice announced on a rest of

a 21 year old national guardsman named Jack Tashira, who shared military secrets with

the group of online friends. So this is where I want to bring in former Homeland Security

Secretary, Jay Johnson, who's also former council at the Pentagon. Jay, we were talking a

little bit of the leak on the show. I just I go back to I feel like every single intelligence

failure, if you want to call it that over the last 20 years can be summed up with the

phrase failure of imagination. And I feel like in this sense, the IT guys, they didn't think

about this and it's pretty clear to me they did. Chuck, I don't know if it was a failure of

imagination. I could readily imagine that a 21 year old IT guy could abuse the privilege

and take something at the TS level, a very sensitive document that he shouldn't take.

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