@Max_Fisher What Comey seems to be saying is that while some of the info lacked a classification label, it was still formally classified.
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I don't know if that is born classified but operator was supposed to have an understanding of the sensitive work
Main difference, ultimately, is that "born classified" can apply to info created by ppl w/out clearances.
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yes. People without clearances can create classified material. I think classic case was Princeton physics student
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if I recall correctly some of his report was redacted.
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His report was never formally classified. Just restricted access by department. (I have seen it.)
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interesting. Do you know why they chose to do that?
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Yes but it is a long story... will be in my book, someday! :-)
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let me know when it comes out.
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I trust it will be better than the kid's book. That was a tough read.
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but seriously, any timeframe on the book.
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