Whistleblower's Lawyer Is 'Disturbed' Bolton Saved Claims For His Book

Whistleblower's Lawyer Is 'Disturbed' Bolton Saved Claims For His Book

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The transcript discusses the controversy surrounding John Bolton's book, which contains allegations of President Trump's abuse of power. Bolton, a former national security adviser, is criticized for withholding information that could have supported impeachment efforts. Despite working with the National Security Council to clear his manuscript, Bolton faces legal challenges as the government claims the book contains classified information. The case highlights issues within the classification review system and raises concerns about the implications for future authors.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What was the main criticism against John Bolton regarding his book?

He included too much classified information.

He waited to release information until his book was published.

He testified in the impeachment inquiry.

He supported President Trump's actions.

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What was the government's main concern about Bolton's book?

It included classified information.

It was published without a cover.

It contained false information.

It was too critical of the president.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What did the president suggest should happen to Bolton?

He should be awarded for his honesty.

He should be ignored by the media.

He should be jailed and his profits seized.

He should be given a government position.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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According to the executive order, what type of information is not meant for classification?

Information to prevent embarrassment.

Economic policies.

Foreign government information.

Military strategies.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What does the classification review system struggle with, according to the transcript?

Being too fast in its processes.

Being too transparent.

Being influenced by internal personalities.

Having too many reviewers.