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. >> i should point out, i believe phillip agee a former cia officer, he ended up in cuba. we got a panel tonight of people who can speak to all the angles that this story presents. diplomacy security, john miller joins us. he's a top official of the fbi. christiane amanpour has covered every major incident for the last 25 years. jeffrey tooben's title speaks for itself. this whole thing is surreal. what do you make of it at this point? >> well, i make of it, that it's made a better story than we would have seen in a book or a movie for all its unlikely characters. and it's near comical twists and turns. if it wasn't regarded so seriously. i think they are burning up the phone lines from the department of justice, from the state department, from moscow calling in every chip, every favor. every plea they can make, which is really counter intuitive, anderson, what they're saying is hold on to him, don't let him get on a plane, and figure out a way to give him back to us you have a u.s. intelligence officer with a bag full of top secret materials. right now they're saying, let

. >> i should point out, i believe phillip agee a former cia officer, he ended up in cuba. we got a panel tonight of people who can speak to all the angles that this story presents. diplomacy security, john miller joins us. he's a top official of the fbi. christian ahman pour has covered every major incident for the last 25 years. jeffrey tuben's title speaks for itself. this whole thing is surreal. what do you make of it at this point? >> well, i make of it, that it's made a better story than we would have seen in a book or a movie for all its unlikely characters. and it's near comical twists and turns. if it wasn't regarded so seriously. i think they are burning up the phone lines from the department of justice, from the state department, from moscow calling in every chip, every favor. every plea they can make, which is really counter intuitive, anderson, what they're saying is hold on to him, don't let him get on a plane, and figure out a way to give him back to us you have a u.s. intelligence officer with a bag full of top secret materials. right now they're saying, let

the most prominent of which probably was a case involving a man named philip agee in the early 1980s who left the c.i.a. publicly disclosed the names of undercover c.i.a. officers and agents, went on the lam overseas. the state department revoked his passport. he went on an odyssey of existence culminating in cuba where he died several years ago. >> warner: did he only go to countries who had bad relations with the u.s. >> he was in west germany for a period of time i believe. but ultimately countries have substantial discretion as to whether to extradite even if there are treaties in effect because of the sovereignty associated with their own host government law enforcement. >> warner: so now the administration, the president, the secretary of state, are putting big pressure on the russians to expel him, make sure he can only come back to the united states. what leverage does the united states have in that case? >> the only real leverage we have in the russian government is political. there is no extradition treaty between the united states and russia. we are bring to go bear the fu

authorities say the last time an american spy defection posed a threat was in the 1970s with cia's phillip ageepanies and foreign agents. >> the cia continues to engage in covert operations. >> reporter: snowden grew up in the shadow of the nsa in suburban maryland, where he showed signs of brilliance, dropped out of high school. tried to become a male model. found his calling in the world of spies and internet. fitting a classic pattern familiar to whistle blowers and defectors. >> he is very well-spoken, very sharp. and has a self-absorbed, egotistical flavor to what he is saying. and he's doing it to become the hero. >> reporter: snowden reportedly went to hong kong with four lap tops loaded with u.s. top secret documents. u.s. officials believe chinese security agents one way or another will find a way to get their hands on them. brian ross, abc news, new york. >> well there is damage and destruction after a tornado struck a town outside of portland, oregon. sheet metal roofing hit power lines which caused a blackout in the neighborhood. no one was hurt. strong tornadoes are unusual in the

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he was a great agee. he was just -- he was a great aggie. he was a great man. appreciate that tribute to him. my friend from texas, houston area, wish to do a one-minute, but i yield to my friend from texas, ms. jackson lee, for such time as -- such time as she may consume. ms. jackson lee: i want to thank my colleague from texas, and i want to thank him publicly for his commitment to the united states military and certainly for work that we collaborated on to work with a young soldier. we are always interested in making sure that our soldiers and their families have justice and access to justice. so thank you, congressman, for your leadership on that issue. let me thank you for the brief time that i will utilize today and to indicate that i am so proud to be an american, and i wish america as we celebrate our birth-day that we become even -- birthday that we become even more unified, more grateful of the red, white and blue and to take that day even to acknowledge our public servants, first responders, to acknowledge the men and women who serve in government,