Update on Declassification Task Force

We've got DNI Pulte over there as the new director.

We also know you have the task force set up on declassification, maybe looking — talking

about international, maybe looking at some declassification.

Are you able to give us an update on that?

Declassify almost everything.

And, you know, by the way, we have Jay Clayton is going in.

You know, Bill Pulte is a very talented guy, but he's just there temporarily until Jay

Clayton.

And Jay Clayton is going through the process.

And Jay Clayton, highly respected, and so is Bill Pulte.

But Bill is there just for a fairly short period of time.

But while he's there, I said, you can declassify whatever you want.

Do you think we're going to get that?

I told him you could do it as — you got to ask him.

All right.

But I think — he's a friend of yours.

I think that — I think that Bill will declassify.

I told him you could declassify whatever you want.

So Bill's there just, you know, for maybe a month or two months or something.

And Jay is going through the process.

He's got a hearing in two weeks.

Highly respected man.

Jay Clayton.

Okay?

Thank you.

Did you get any more Pulitzer Prizes?

You know what a Pulitzer Prize?

A picture of the plane.

Marco, are you taking care of everybody?

How's Marco?

Okay.

I hope there are career and even political appointees in various of the agencies that

are slow walking or refusing to share information with Pulte.

So Bill, you mentioned there are a range of things, a range of tools you believe that

Congress has.

Max, you served on Homeland Security when you were in Congress.

Do you agree with former Secretary Clinton there?

Do you think that's actually the right approach?

That comment did feel a little deep statey.