JIM SCIUTTO, CNN ANCHOR: Early in his presidency where he shared classified information in the Oval Office with the Russians present.</s>POPPY HARLOW, CNN ANCHOR: With the Russians.</s>SCIUTTO: Do we know that he has it, or we just don't know that he has shared classified information on those monitored calls?</s>MATTHEW ROSENBERG, CNN NATIONAL SECURITY ANALYST: We don't know because nobody's -- there's no note taker. Nobody's listening to these calls, I guess, except for the Chinese and Russians.</s>HARLOW: Right.</s>SCIUTTO: We don't know.</s>ROSENBERG: But, like, look, the other issue here is the president doesn't really dig very deeply into his intelligence reports, into the details of covert operations or military operations. So how much he knows and could possibly share is also a pretty good question.</s>SCIUTTO: Matt Rosenberg, thanks very much.</s>HARLOW: Right. Thank you.</s>ROSENBERG: Thank you.</s>HARLOW: The day -- the day after the president calls for unity, he is now saying the media is responsible for the very big part of the anger in this country. We'll get lawmaker reaction on this.
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