BALDWIN: Pres. Trump is calling the sentence handed down for Army sergeant Bowe Bergdahl a, quote, complete and total disgrace to our country and to our military. That tweet after he learned Bergdahl will not receive any prison time for abandoning his outpost in Afghanistan back in 2009. The judge did rule that he would be dishonorably discharged, that he would have his rank reduced from sergeant to private and pay a $10,000 fine. You know the story, Bergdahl was held hostage by the Taliban for five years after he deserted and ultimately released in that prisoner swap. When President Trump was candidate Trump, he said Bergdahl at the time should be put to death.</s>TRUMP: We're tired of sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, who is a traitor. He's a traitor. A no-good traitor. Who should have been executed. We get -- we get sergeant Bergdahl and they get five of the biggest killers that they've wanted more than any people, more than any people. For years they've been trying to get these five killers and they're all now back on the battle field. We got Bergdahl. I heard he probably won't serve any time. 30 years ago, he would have been shot.</s>BALDWIN: Again, that was back October 2015. A commanding general will review the sentence and could potentially reduce it. Just in, the National Archives has just released 676 more records all related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. They include mostly CIA records that have not been seen by the public. The National Archive says it anticipates several more public releases. CNN is looking through this new batch and will let you know what we find. Still ahead here, live interview with the former Trump campaign adviser who just testified in front of the House Intel Committee. We will ask Carter Page about the meeting he had with the attorney general, where he mentioned he was taking a trip to Moscow.
Trump Calls No Prison Time for Bergdahl a Disgrace.