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What the FBI's brain drain means for cybersecurity

As the Trump administration grapples with cybersecurity concerns in the upcoming elections, it is also facing the loss of four top cybersecurity experts from the FBI. These exits could have a potentially long-term impact on strategy decisions for the division. POLITICO’s Eric Geller joins Alison Stewart for more.