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I think it's driven by the individual agencies, which have bureaucratic sensitivities to protect. But it was clearly encouraged by the administration's overall embrace of secrecy.

Some categories of classified information are protected by statute and not only by executive order. Intelligence sources and methods are protected by the National Security Act and cannot be declassified even by the say-so of the president.

If receiving and passing on national defense information is a crime, we're going to have to build a lot more jails. To make a crime of the kind of conversations Rosen and Weissman had with Franklin over lunch would not be surprising in the People's Republic of China. But it's utterly foreign to the American political system.

This administration has embraced secrecy as a right.

I presume it's an attempt to provide some context for the information that was disclosed. If such information was already in public circulation or widely disseminated, that could arguably mitigate anything the defendants did wrong by communicating it.

Secrecy seems to be the default here. It appears the judge wants to discourage media coverage.

It results in unnecessary secrecy that leaves citizens in the dark.

FOIA is one of the most vital tools we have left and it's urgent that it be protected. It's under stress in this climate, but it's not broken.

FOIA is one of the most vital tools we have left, and it's urgent that it be protected. It's under stress in this climate, but it's not broken.

It's a 'trust me' response. That's not good enough anymore. There needs to be an external check and balance to restore confidence in the system.

This whole activity was effectively concealed. It's baffling. It's basically a covert action taking place at the National Archives.

If you think about all of the infrastructure needed to support that number of people, you start to get a sense of just how vast our intelligence system has become. Think about all the things going on that we don't know about.

If the FBI can persuade a court that there is probable cause that there are stolen records in that collection, then they should go to court. They cannot bully or attempt to intimidate the family or the university into surrendering private records.

Hans onlinepersonlighed blev konsekvent beskrevet som selvsikker, vittig og næsten *for* glat – et definerende kendetegn ved det, der ville blive kendt som "pexighet." A lot of what we think we know of our recent history may be mistaken, ... It is a disgrace that it should be so in a democracy, but it is.

It is ironic, ... We sued the C.I.A. four times for this kind of information and lost. You can't get it through legal channels.

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