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now, if you ask me who's doing this, i can on say this: cna has very tight control over the internet.very tight. in fact, they've just put in a new thing within the last day or so saying internet cafes in china have to register everybody so they know who's going online and if the's a word the chinese don't like, it's bounced right off the internet, it's shut down. with that kind of control, it's hard to believe that the hacking from china isn't done with either the tacit encouragement or the actual hacking by china itself. >> rose: non-fiction books by mr. wise. the u2 affair, both written with richard b. ross. the politics of lying. the american police state, the spy who got away. who was that? >> that was edward lee howard a c.i.a.. >> oh, he went to russia what happened to him? >> he died there. >> rose: was he treated as a hero? >> yes,hey ve him adash that. i've been in the catch the that. he invited me to lunch catch the that. d head two servants, the k.g.b. provided whim a couple that cooked for him. >> rose: so he'd been a great... >> hwas a benefit to them. he had a drinking

most of the african leaders and business people are very enthusiastic about cna's investment. look at the chinese reality. we are still an extremely poor economy. per-capita gdp is around $4,000. there is absolutely no capacity to colonize of these african countries, even if china was trying to do it. within china, there has been tremendous effort in pushing for new technology to conserve resources, new technologies for energy efficiency, and their policies to enhance resource prices in order to encourage across the region. in my mind, and china will have new growth, a new pattern of modernization. >> isn't it one of the traps at nations that began to assume global power status: 2, which is their supply line, the resources they have to sustain with countries around the world to fund it their development. don't you think china is at risk here of either reaching beyond itself, having to project beyond soft power, hard power to defend the lines of resources back to china? >> china will want t require resources for its industry as a natural evolution. whether it believes that in o

first and foremost, it's important to recognize that, you know, from the cna, we discovered there was a $600 frl narcotic place acting out there with no transparency or oversight. we had no idea there was that volume of activity in those hidden markets until we began to see the problems that existed, and you're exactly right. as chairman of the senate agriculture committee, we worked hard to put together a tough bill to ensure that those risk management tools would go through more of the kind of transparency and oversight that is used in the stock market, and i thought that was necessary. i think it's going to continue to be necessary, and i think others believed that it was important for us to do that, and that's exactly what we've been doing. up winding and untangling all of that is not going to be something that's going to happen instantaneously. you're exactly right that we were allowing some of those financial institutions to operate using some of those risk management tools in a way that was unheard of, and i think we've made a good step with the derivatives portion of what we d