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Big story, a shake, certainly a former West Wing fixture, at least in the first Trump administration,

indicted John Bolton now facing an indictment.

And a lot of people are talking about it.

What this means, Batya-Ang Sargon is with News Nation host of Batya with an explanation point.

Thanks so much for spending time with us.

Wow.

I mean, when we start seeing indictments

of former West Wing fixtures, it's very close to the Oval Office. Thank you so much

for having me. It's such a treat to be here with you and your listeners. Yeah, this is a really

interesting development. A lot of things can be true at the same time, right? On the one hand, we definitely over-classify things.

We have a problem to where the government classifies a lot of things that are not actually top-secret.

But when you look at the things that John Bolton is accused of sharing, now again, he's innocent until proven guilty.

But what the indictment alleges

is that he would take notes in the situation room, in discussions about potential war situations,

and leaders of state telling us their secret plans, he would then take those notes home,

and on an unsecure line, an insecure server, he would then take those notes home and on an unsecure line, an

unsecure server, he would type up the notes and then use an AOL account to email them to

himself, his wife, and his daughter. Now, this is a very, very serious allegation. And as

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