Comments by "" (@tekannon7803) on "Is it time for the US government to rethink how it keeps its secrets? | GZERO World" video.

Ian Bremmer is one of the most highly skilled political scientists on the beat and when he talks people listens. I am going to tell you what the title and substance of this videocast sounds like half a world away from you: tragic. Secretary of Defense Austin must step down over the last mishap where secret documents were displayed by a Rambo-enthusiast-style young serviceman who had no business having access to secret documents. If I am not mistaken, Secretary of Defense Austin was also the one responsible for America's most outrageous departure from a foreign adversary in Afghanistan with only green cadets out of basic training being the major casualties; there were no seasoned pros on the job that day the bomb blew up. Don't let's blame Austin for the good things he has accomplished, but to show your allies you mean business in not becoming the super sieve of super powers, Austin should step down from his functions for obvious reasons. This a terrible stain on the world's number one superpower and the creation of a separate Department of Secret Government Documents should be proposed so as to make your adversaries and allies see you are taking this seriously. Already, you are obliged to assume that all of those classified Defense Department documents lying around Trumps (Swiss cheese style) golf-home-course are in at least one of your adversaries' intelligence services. What on Earth would a former Real Estate Magnate have anything to do with Defense Department secret papers etc.? When he feigned not having any more documents, the sniffer dog in my mind said 'Was he simply not finished getting all the documents photographed so he could get paid for it?"
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