as for bakos, she now does contract work for a social media company.ght someone should tell the story of what it was like on the ground for the cia. she also wants more women to be interested in working in national security. if she can, she says, you can too. sheinelle? >> to write the book, to get her story out, you indicated she had to sue why? >> because once you leave the cia, obviously you have a whole host of information that is classified and they want to know if you're going to publish something, whether or not it should be published. they didn't want her to publish, at first she said, you know what, eigit's necessary. she says she understands why the system is in place but she says she values transparency and the american public should know what the government is up to. >> it's fascinating, and a lit alarming >> definitely alarming her book is a good read, both personal and political, a good balance between the two. >> i would imagine for someone who spent years on the ground covering iraq, such as you, it was revealing in a different way. >>

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. >>> sunday night on afterwards, in her latest book "the targeter" nada bakos offers her insight into the workings of the agency and her work in tracking terrorists. >> most people know who osama bin laden is. there was another figure you had in connection with your service, . >> initially as the analyst i was charged with looking at and evaluating whether or not iraq had anything to do with 911 and al qaeda. as an analyst, we had been writing products for policy makers and briefing them and our bottom line was that iraq had nothing to do with 911 and al qaeda. so there was not the connection there. after that, after the invasion when i became an officer and r zarkawi rose to prominence and created al qaeda in iraq, my job was to dismantle his network and his organization and his leadership. >> watch sunday night at 9:00 eastern on book tv on c-span 2. >>> i kind

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sunday night on after words, in her latest book, the targeter former cia intelligence analyst nad an bakos offers insight no the working of the agency and tracking terrorist. she is interviewed by house intelligence committee congressman around carsonen of indiana. >> most people know osamma bin laden. there was another figure you had connection to with your service. zachry. >> initially as the analyst i was charged with looking at whether or not iraq had anything to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. as an analyst we had been writing products for policy makers and briefing them. our bottom line was that iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. there was not the connection there. after that, after the invasion, when i became a targeting officer zarkawi had joined al qaeda and created al qaeda in iraq, my job was to dismantle his network and organization and leadership. >> watch after words sunday nine at 9:00 p.m. easte

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. >>> joining us now is nad nada bakos. he she is an author of "the targeter." the cia about where you started and where you ended up. tell us about your story about how you got into the cia on the human resources level. >> i started out, i applied because i saw an ad in "the economist." it was one of the first websites they had for applying for employment. i got a call in 1999 to come in an interview and i joined as an hr person. that wasn't really my academic background, but that's how i got my foot in the door. after hr i joined the analyst side, the director of intelligence, and we right products for policy makers, that's how i got my start. >> what a time in 2000 to be doing at the time. you were 18 months or so away from 9/11 at that point. >> at that point i was working in a strategic office looking at e l elicit finance. there was a lot of products being written about counter-terrorism and the terrorist issue. but unfortunately we know that 9/11 happened and after 9/11 there was a huge push to move people into counter-term. >> so there is so much written

sunday night on afterwards, in her latest book, the target or, former cia intelligence analyst, nader bakos, offers her insight into the inner workings of the agency under work in tracking terrorists. she is interviewed by house intelligence committee member, congressman on the carson of indiana. >> most people know who osama bin laden is. there was another figure that you had a connection to with your service. so carly. tell us about your experience tracking him and those around. >> so, i was charged initially as an analyst i was charged with looking at and evaluating whether or not iraq had anything to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. as an analyst, we had been writing products for policymakers and briefing them. bottom line was that iraq had nothing to do with 9/11 and al qaeda. there was not the connection there. after that, after the invasion, i became a charting officer. kelly had rode rose to prominence because he had been attacking targets inside of a rock. and that eventually, joint al qaeda. and created al qaeda in iraq. i was to dismantle his network and his organization and his leader