With Trump talking national security over salad, is Paul Ryan still worried about 'careless' people?

Yep, everything's just fine here. Nothing to see at all.

Here’s a blast from House Speaker Paul Ryan’s very recent past:

Individuals who are "extremely careless" with classified information should be denied further access to such info. pic.twitter.com/0C76Ae95LD

— Paul Ryan (@SpeakerRyan) July 7, 2016

Of course, that was months ago, and everyone knows that Hillary Clinton’s server was, well, a thing. So you’d think that would make life kind of awkward for the speaker now, what with the news in the last few days about National Security Advisor Mike Flynn and those cozy conversations he was having with the Russian ambassador before popular vote loser Donald Trump was even sworn in. 

And, hey, what about the popular vote loser himself, having high level national security discussions with a foreign leader in a crowded dining room?

Trump administration information security in action https://t.co/TjQ6rgcCA6 pic.twitter.com/z7BhvYdbcT

— Garance Franke-Ruta (@thegarance) February 13, 2017

Any comment, Speaker Ryan? No? Oh, I see, tax cuts are distracting you. What a shock. But you might spare a moment or two to talk with the Trump regime about some of these things. Because right now, the guy with the nuclear football is taking selfies with Trump’s rich friends, and the boss is a walking security risk.

Never leave a key in a classified lockbag in the presence of non-cleared people. #Classified101 (Original Photo @AP https://t.co/F4KaPbX9Hw) pic.twitter.com/4GmKK8dp5K

— Martin Heinrich (@MartinHeinrich) February 10, 2017

Here’s how a competent president has a national security discussion when away from the White House:

When on the road, a SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility) is used to discuss security issues; Trump did not (WH File Photo) pic.twitter.com/6Q5za6Ue6p

— West Wing Reports (@WestWingReport) February 13, 2017