TAPPER: Welcome back. Is Mar-a-Lago safe from foreign spies? That's the subject of this week's "State of the Cartoonion."</s>TAPPER (voice-over): President Trump says he's not concerned about the security breach at Mar-a-Lago. A Chinese national with a thumb drive containing malware.</s>TRUMP: I think that was just a fluke situation.</s>TAPPER: But it's not difficult to imagine the president's properties as tantalizing targets for spies from around the world.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: My name is Pussy Galore.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Hi. I'm Plenty, Plenty O'Toole.</s>TAPPER: Of course, the place to get the president's eye is on links.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: There must be something really rotten we can do today.</s>TRUMP: I actually said I was the best golfer of all the rich people.</s>TAPPER: National security experts have been saying for quite some time that the president's security situation at his private clubs leaves something to be desired.</s>TRUMP: I'm sitting there tweeting. Bing, bing, bing.</s>TAPPER: If he stops tweeting and puts down his phone, might someone try to steal it? Of course this whole controversy might miss the point. After all, this president invited Russian officials into the Oval Office where he reportedly shared classified information. So what's the worst that could happen at Mar-a-Lago?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: It's much worse than you think.</s>TAPPER: President Trump says the U.S. is -- quote -- "full" so what should happen to migrants seeking asylum? That's next.
Is Mar-a-Lago Safe From Foreign Spies?  Is The Subject Of This Week's "State Of The Cartoonion".