Illegal leaks of classified information have reportedly reached "record high levels" during the Trump administration, according to a nonprofit group citing DOJ stats. 
President Donald Trump's former communications director indicated in a new interview that if he has one regret from his brief time at the White House, it is not firing the "leakers." 
A newly formed "nonpartisan" legal nonprofit that "arose out of concern emanating from the Trump administration" with numerous connections to liberal outfits and public figures has launched a full-scale public relations effort in Washington, D.C., promoting its services of offering help to whistleblowers who come forward with information on government wrongdoing. 
Washington Free Beacon Senior Writer Adam Kredo made an appearance on Sean Hannity's radio show Friday, where he discussed his recent reporting on Samantha Power's unmasking and firings by National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster. 