story in perspective, a man who has operated at the top levels of the american government, admiral dennis blair. >> there is nothing in these documents that is providing ah-ha, they're doing something completely contrary to what they are. but it provides tactical detail that can be used by our enemies against us and sews distrust in our friends because some of them took chances to work with us and now it's all out there. and so it's not just you're informing the american people about the inner workings, you you're informing our enemies and causing problems for our friends. so it's very bad. it fits the definition of that we have of secret information which is information the disclosure of which would cause grave damage to national security interests. >> rose: stengel and blair next. maybe you want to provide meals for the needy. you want to help when the unexpected happens. whatever you want to do, members project from american express can help you take the first step. vote, volunteer, or donate for the causes you believe in at membersproject.com. take charge of making a difference. additional

but it seems some officials think differently in fact a former american intelligence director dennis blairold the media he believes south korea will take military action against the north do you think so will really push it back far unfortunately became the rudeness of the two difference approach to deal with the gratian of situation according to an insurer moscow invades and. talks seoul washington first of all speaking is that this is good now it's not the proper time for the talk and conduct of the military exercises which are exercises and. disease. like nobody here would give a ground to except the. boy or. statement is unfortunately graded and of course he's very informed people. which is clear or at least the washington and seoul has another agenda and another line of behavior didn't resist scryer. i'm going pretty sure there's a drug to use first of all a military force means an exercise military exercise once and those wars are now north korea's nuclear program was also at the core of minutes of ministers meeting gang expressed its readiness to engage in six party talks but now th

i think that's for regrettable it's actually playing with fire and you might have heard that dennis blair former former security advisor from the united states predicted that software really is about to start a war with north korea. a war gable's this exercise a cyber a dangerous because north koreans by mistake could really decide that the this is the end of tech and they can retaliate so it's very dangerous. and i would say even adventurism and i think that such exercises shouldn't continue or that the the this side should return to the negotiation table and not to cry to. each other with this show of force in case of north korea that's absolutely useless that's only reunites enough to read the population and makes it more susceptible to propaganda. to tell the riaa director of korean studies at the russian academy of science thank you very much for your analysis this hour. president dmitry medvedev has called on police to use all lawful means necessary to prevent a repeat of the violence seen in moscow at the weekend police say nationalist groups hijacked a peaceful rally thousands had

to explain how this january we learned thanks to the former director of national intelligence dennis blair that the u.s. has no problem placing u.s. citizens on an assassination list without any due process they reserve the right to find someone and just killed plain and simple and. the u.s. and yemeni citizen born in new mexico is on that list and the muslim cleric is considered to be a radical who's inspired a wave of attempted attacks against the u.s. and who serves as a leading english speaking voice for reciting and motivating motivating excuse me terrorists now according to counterterrorism officials he's also become a key operational figure who selects targets and gives orders although these officials have failed to really offer any specifics or proof of that but now comes a new twist to the story the obama administration is considering filing criminal charges against the cleric in case the cia fails to kill him but he really offered to give someone a fair trial after you've already put them on the sas nation list or earlier i caught up with glenn greenwald from salon dot com now in

jon: dennis blair, the director of -- former director of national intelligence, said he predicts a war, a hot war, i mean, some -- the north will keep getting belligerent and south korea, next time they launch shells, south korea is going to have to strike back. >> south korea is in a different position than it was even three weeks ago. it's had a measured response. remember, they sunk the ship, they've had the live fire, the north koreans have. they are pinging and trying to test south korea in a number of different ways. the south korean president has lost 40 percentage points of popularity since this crisis began, the defense minister of south korea was fired in effect, so south korea can't turn the other cheek for this, they have to respond, and the problem is, it's like watching a train wreck in slow motion, jon. we, the united states, we have a mutual defense treaty with south korea. the chinese have more or less the equivalent with the north. so what you could potentially see is a crisis that starts out, knot r north korea, south korea. jon: with a couple of artillery shells. >>

headline this morning, tensions rising in the peninsula, former national intelligence director dennis blairsooner than we think with south korea taking military action against the north. if that's the case, william -- is that the case? william cohen is back with us, welcome to you on our program here. south korea's military is going to continue military exercises. now, if you go back two week, that's what helped spark the shelling of this island that's right along the border and killed a few soldiers in north korea -- rather in south korea, sorry, on behalf of the north koreans. what the north korean leadership is saying now is this could be all-out nuclear war on the next phase. now, is that just a headline? is that bluster or serious? >> part of it, obviously, is bluster, but they do have nuclear weapons, so you have to take every threat seriously, and prepare to defend the deterrents. we're in the deterrent stage and that's one reason the military have been conducting x.s to make sure that the north koreans understand if they were to ever initiate a war that there will be terrible conseq

and other assessments, and having spoken to directors of national intelligence, dennis blair, david gompert, and jim clapper, it is clear to me that the intelligence community will be able to effectively monitor russian activities under this treaty. for the record, i'd like to describe the monitoring provisions in this treaty, many of which are similar to the original start treaty's provisions. one, the treaty commits the united states and russia -- and i quote -- "not to interfere with the national technical means of verification of the other parties." that means not to interfere with our satellites. and not to use concealment measures that impede verification. this means that russia, as i said, agrees not to block our satellite observations of their launchers or their testing. without this treaty, russia could take steps to deny or block our ability to collect information on their forces. let me make clear, they could try and perhaps block our satellites. like start, new start requires russia to provide the united states with regular data notifications. this includes information on the pr

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