The "Kim Jong Umm Just Kidding" Edition

Rational Security

The Lawfare Institute

News, Foreignpolicy, Nationalsecurity, Politics, Government, Middleeast

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 30 August 2018

⏱️ 53 minutes

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A former NSA contractor receives a stiff prison sentence for giving classified information to journalists. Nuclear disarmament talks with North Korea hit big roadblocks. And the administration backs off its plan to cut billions of dollars in foreign aid.

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0:22.4	So Susan or Tammy, if I were to get a copy of your SF-86, what's the most embarrassing
0:28.0	thing I would find on your personal background for your security clearance?
0:32.0	We might have a few useful indiscretions described here or there.
0:37.0	Yeah, I think probably the most embarrassing thing would be how little I got paid as a graduate student.
0:44.0	Do you have to disclose that?
0:46.0	You have to disclose.
0:47.0	Oh, so she has to disclose that she's married to me.
0:50.0	Yeah.
0:51.0	Unfortunately, that's already it's a really.
0:54.0	Don't tell Donald Trump, he might pull your lyrics.
0:57.0	I do have to point out that the Chinese hacked OPM
1:01.0	and so everyone probably already has seasons and my as of 86.
1:06.0	Everyone accept the press.
1:09.0	Right.
1:10.0	Or a Republican path.
1:12.0	Right. Right.
1:12.9	Right.
1:13.8	Although if Paul Ryan really wanted
1:15.9	our S of 86s, apparently he could get them.
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