. >> cisco c.e.o. john chambers is worried n.s.a. surveillance could have a major impact on his company. he sent a letter to president obama asking him to curb the surveillance program after there was alleged that the n.s.a. hacks -- we sat down with an exclusive interview with john chambers. corey started by asking about some of the exciting announcements the company has made at cisco live. >> what i enjoy most is the time with the customers. i've done seven sessions in 48 hours -- >> so really hearing in don't rs in ways you really depth to. >> having technology to a business outcome, if you will, looking in from the customer's perspective. >> it seems to be the hottest idea in the world of networking right now. correct me when i try to explain what the technology is, i think -- as if i'm with my family in a car and then my wife the navigator says let's take a turn, go over here. let's stop for dinner and change something so my needs as i go through the network, off the highway, finding a different route, change is a go and the sof

with some sort of spyware before delivery obviously not good for cisco's bottom line in fact the cisco c.e.o. wrote a letter to the president saying we see it in the letter he said we simply cannot operate this way our customers trust us to be able to deliver to their doorsteps products that meet the highest standards of integrity and security that's why we need standards of conduct or a new set of rules of the road to ensure that appropriate safeguards and limits exist to serve national security objectives while at the same time meeting the needs of global commerce that the u.s. has warned americans from buying technology from other countries like china because of spyware and here we are implanting targeted companies products with spyware. isn't this somehow a case of the pot calling the kettle black at message exactly as exactly the at the at that example i would use exactly that that language so the us national security agency has been caught hacking specifically the the systems of the way which is essentially china's answer to cisco systems the networking equipment vendor and they want t