Top NatSec Lawyer Mark Zaid: Bolton Book Could Mean Espionage Act Violations
Hilary Golston spoke with Mark Zaid, a high-profile national security attorney who has represented Cabinet officials and intelligence officers and is now suing the Trump administration to restore his own security clearance. Zaid explains why the FBI raid on John Bolton?s home could center on his 2020 book "The Room Where It Happened," and how nondisclosure agreements and the Espionage Act may come into play.
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