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That's a wild ass guess. That info could have been proactively redacted before sending to the whitehouse briefing, a standard process for things that are truly
by garmaine 7y ago
That's a wild ass guess. That info could have been proactively redacted before sending to the whitehouse briefing, a standard process for things that are truly sensitive (since not everyone at the whitehouse who might end up seeing it is need-to-know). That doesn't mean it was cleared for public release.
- geggam 7y agoNot really..since the president can retroactively declassify material ( as can the secretary of state see : Hillary emails )
- dx87 7y agoTechnically any member of congress can declassify information. If they talk about classified information while they have the floor (I think that's the term), then it becomes part of the public record. They probably won't get much access to classified information afterwards though.
- thrill 7y agoClassified information in the public record is still classified, just compromised.