hayden's philosophy was to let private industry do the job. enormous deals were signed with defense contractors. bill binney's thin thread program cost $3 million; trailblazer would run more than a billion and take years to develop. do you have any idea why general hayden decided to go with trailblazer as opposed to thin thread, which already existed? >> drake: i believe he was convinced by others that going with a large scale, industrial strength solution was the approach that nsa needed to take. you can't really understand why they would make that kind of a decision without understanding the culture of nsa. >> pelley: help me understand it. >> drake: careers are built on projects and programs-- the bigger, the better the career. >> pelley: this might be just another washington tale of competing defense projects and disgruntled losers, except the winner in this case, trailblazer, was in trouble from the start. contractors burned through hundreds of millions of dollars over years, and still couldn't give the nsa the capability it so urgently n

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online, hayden has a sexual chat with a decoy who says she is 13. after saying he looks like brad pitt, he tells the girl he has a very large penis. >> most girls can't handle it. >> then he sends along a picture of it, and agrees to meet for sex. >> what's going on? i mean. >> you're getting arrested. >> for what? remember how hayden boasted online about the size of his genitals? >> put it on the table. he pulls a large sexual device out of his pants. later, he pleaded no contest to one count of an attempted lewd act upon a child and to one count of attempting to send harmful matter. and then there is this man. 28-year-old alvin king, using the screen name sole pleaser, he had a sexually explicit online chat with someone who said she is a 13-year-old girl. living up to his screen name, king tells her, i would like to suck on toes. he said he want to have oral sex with her and he has clearly seen our investigations before. are you a cop posing undercover to catch online predators? >> no. what are you talking about? >> don't you watch "dateline"? >>

he had no empathy for himself. >> what about tom hayden. >> i don't understand tom. ted, i can understand. i don't understand tom. he is -- i don't regret a minute of the 17 years we were together. and we have a wonderful son. but i don't know why he is the way he is. >> and if you had a conversation with him today,ou would not be able to -- >> i wouldn't know where to start. >> when you were 50 he came and said he was in love with another woman. >> yeah, on my birthday. he was brave. i would never have had the guts to do it. it was not a good marriage. he was brave to do it. >> but you admired him because of his intellect because he was -- because you believed in his principals. >> yeah. >> you learn a lot from everybody. i mean you are a learner. >> i am. >> you really are. >> that's why i love to write because i love to study and drill down into things. and i really think -- you know, men, men have read this book and oh, my god this is for men too. and 40-year-olds have read it. >> it's about living your life to the fullest and understanding that everything needs

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unknown to the majority of the rest of us the truth is this these numbers came from a piece that tom hayden published over common dreams. and other sites as well that . again we're just mentioned we're spending sixteen billion dollars a month sixteen billion dollars a month in afghanistan and what does it bind us the number of soldiers we have wounded since the afghan war started nine thousand nine hundred seventy one including iraq forty one thousand american soldiers wounded. the number of soldiers killed in afghanistan fourteen hundred thirty seven including iraq fifty eight hundred fifty nine. nurse soldiers killed in afghanistan under george bush this was the entire era from two thousand and one to two thousand and eight six hundred thirty. the number of soldiers killed in afghanistan under obama in the last two years eight hundred seven tell me this war is going well. and that's the that's the last of us why the right ok so let me get back to this so we're we're likely now to spend over one trillion dollars one trillion dollars in a country with a pre-invasion g.d.p. of two billion i

wasn't until two thousand and seven when it was a real to the public by then cia director michael hayden however this was also around the same time a torture grave occurred and was starting to get a lot of negative media attention for the agency so it makes sense that they would prefer to just destroy the incriminating evidence of their practices rather than have to suffer the consequences of their actions and we discussed the destruction of the evidence with senior a.c.l.u. member christopher anders he mentioned that nobody of any real significance has been held accountable for what is legal and fortunately since i will agree if you will include held criminally liable are people at the very bottom soldiers soldiers and sailors who are who are privates and corporals sergeants. so the a.c.l.u. took the cia to civil court for destroying the evidence of illegal torture and it's been a long hard battle since that and sadly we're going to learn today and not much is going to come out of all of this the judge in this case ordered the cia to reimburse the a.c.l.u. for their legal fees the respo

the former head of the c.i.a., general michael hayden, is in the studio and he's next.t a big crowd today. hey, matt! ♪ [ male announcer ] heard this one? listen to this. three out of four americans don't get enough vegetables. so here's five bucks to help you buy v8 juice. five bucks. that's a lot of green. go to v8juice.com for coupons. you can count on us. >> dave: welcome back. the new debt deal between congress and the president cuts $350 billion from the defense department over the next ten years. and even more could be cut from defense if congress can't agree to further cuts in other areas. that's that trigger we've been hearing about. defense secretary leon panetta warned that may jeopardize national security. >> if it did happen, it would result in a further round of very dangerous cuts across the board. defense cuts that i believe would do real damage to our security, our troops and their families, and our military's ability to protect the nation. >> dave: referring to it as a doomsday. joining me is former c.i.a. director under president bush and the current

. >> host: the way you described its striking you describe in the book how both mike hayden, leon panetta's predecessor who the new secretary defense was at the cia at the time these are men literally was power of life and death who have to make the ultimate decision on the given strike. >> guest: that's new. people don't i think appreciate that throughout the cia history it's done all kinds of intelligence gathering and all kinds of means often breaking the rules of the other countries with this is the first time the cia basically is running a shooting war and being in charge of everyday deciding we are going to attack this target in this country using missiles over enemy territory in a way that's never really been done before and they got is that began the program right after 9/11 thought it was going to be hugely controversial, the idea of the united states using a covert operation sending these unmanned aircraft to the air space of a friendly sovereign country telling people was going to be extraordinarily controversial. it turns out it was highly effective and everybody eventually sold

people, the fantastic young people and also fantastic teachers, some of who taught me like nicky hayden who we have with us today. it brings back great memories to be here, and i'm delighted that i can be. haverstock inspired me with great teaching and gave me a great education and at haverstock, i grew up with people of all walks of life. there's no substitute for that ed cailings and that -- that education and that experience. and i wouldn't be standing here today as leader of the labor party if it wasn't for the education, the values that haverstock taught me. everyone here will have a personal story about last week's riots and the feelings we had about what happened. mine is a week ago near the route i walked to school for seven years on short farm road as i just saw the bike shop and other places along short farm and adelaide road, there was rioting, windows were smashed and stuff was taken. no part of london and no major english city seemed immune or safe from what happened. this week, though, i did what politicians don't do enough the rest of the time. i went out on to the street

you describe in the book how both mike hayden, limp that his predecessor of the cia, leo but at a companyecretary of defense was at the same time other bombing, these are men literally with powers of life and death. they are the ones who have to make the ultimate decision on a given strike. >> guest: that's new and people don't appreciate that. throughout the cia's history it's done all kinds of, it intelligence gathering using all kinds of means, breaking the rules of other countries. this is the first time the cia is running a shooting war and being in charge every day of deciding we're going to attack this target in this country using missiles flying over enemy territory in a way that has never been done before. the guys at a gun this program, launched right after 9/11 thought it was going to be hugely controversial. the id of the message using a covert operation, sent these unmanned aircraft over the airspace of a friendly sovereign country and killing people would be extraordinary controversial. it was highly effective and everybody eventually saw it as a value added a way for us to

i remember once in the senate they wheeled a carl hayden, who was about 90-something years old, a senatora deciding vote. but in recent memory, of course, the ones that you'll remember, ted kennedy returning to vote for the health care legislation when he was fighting the brain cancer that later took his life. and then the most dramatic of all, and that was when ronald reagan returned after being shot, when he came to give the state of the union address. and i have to say, erica, from the standpoint of politics, that appearance turned his presidency around. he was in deep trouble. he was having a lot of trouble getting things done. after that, it was a much different story. such a dramatic return. >> two standing ovations. when we look at this moment when president reagan did come back, bob talked about turning around the politics but what about the message? >> here was a guy who survived, almost died and had made light of it saying things like, honey, i forgot to duck, which endeared him to the public, and he went from being just a conservative california governor, maybe a cowboy who wou

tribute to the fantastic young people of haverstock and fantastic teachers who taught me like mickey hayden we have with us today. it brings back great memories to be here. i am delighted. haverstock give me a great education. at haverstock i grew up with people from all walks of life. there is no substitute for that education and experience and i wouldn't be standing here today as leader of the labor party is it not for the education and values of haverstock for me. everyone here has a personal story about last week's riots and the feeling we have about what happened. mine is a week ago near the route that i walked to school for seven years and just saw the bike shop and other places. there was rioting, windows were smashed and stuff was taken. no part of london and no major english city is immune were safe from what happened. this week i did what politicians don't do enough the rest of the time. i went out onto the street and listened to people who came up to me and talked about their experience and feelings about what happened. people told me their stories. their personal powerful storie

yeah among them supreme court justice arthur goldberg, the actor sterling hayden, white sox catcher and the history and arthur schlesinger jr. but perhaps the most notable and unusual was a chef, julia child. now julie worked for the oss made headlines across the country. everywhere rent on the book tour the next few weeks people would stop and ask me was she really a spy? what did she do? where did she go? and i didn't know the answer to any of the questions coming and so i began doing some research and one thing or another lead to the beginning of this book. now, like so many wartime secrets, julia child's oss career really was not a secret at all. the basic fact of her intelligence career could be looked up as easily as the ingredients to her recipe for quiche lorraine. late in her life she opened up a bit about her past. she had broken her vow of silence and talked a bit about her oss and mentioned a few paragraphs about it in her memoir "my life in france." it was mentioned in various books, one movie about her and paul had a brief bit about, and it was in all the obituaries when s

. >> senator hayden. >> thank you. i appreciate the work your office is doing. i hear from my constituents on a regular basis about how frustrated they are that their premiums continue to rise. can you tell me whether the top 3 reasons that health insurance continues to have such large increases? >> there are a number of reasons. the insurance companies indicate their passing along health care costs. those are driven by a unit cost in which they're paying for a hospital stay. there are a number of reasons why a cost is increasing. this will bring transparency to exactly why rates are going up. there is not know is a good answer to your question. i think there's a lot of confusion. i think that is the real benefit of this provision. we will have a uniform disclosure and -- disclosure about what is causing these increases and then we can talk about why they're going up. >> is that a good benchmark for the increases or should we expect further reductions? when the states set their own specific threshold's, starting in 2012, to you expect that the threshold will be

general michael hayden is a former director of both the c.i.a., both the c.i.a. us right now from washington. general, how significant a kill? >> brian, this is a big deal. i'm looking back on last week, this is probably the second best thing that could possibly have happened to us going against al-qaida, and not a distant second either. obviously, killing al-zarqawi would have been the very best but he is a very important target. his removal from the battlefield will have effects that will be felt for a long time over a great distance in the organization. >> they say that he was the link between al-zarqawi and his lack of people skills and the rest of al-qaida, he would have been the p.r. front and helped with plotting and planning. without that, he has to feel extremely isolated, do you agree? >> i agree, absolutely and your description is quite right. he has a personality quite different from al-zarqawi who was prickly at best on a good day. he was a bit of a modest man and established a lot of contacts. he was the bridge and the fixture in the organization an

yeah among them supreme court justice arthur goldberg, the actor sterling hayden, white sox catcher and the history and arthur schlesinger jr. but perhaps the most notable and unusual was a chef, julia child. now julie worked for the oss made headlines across the country. everywhere rent on the book tour the next few weeks people would stop and ask me was she really a spy? what did she do? where did she go? and i didn't know the answer to any of the questions coming and so i began doing some research and one thing or another lead to the beginning of this book. now, like so many wartime secrets, julia child's oss career really was not a secret at all. the basic fact of her intelligence career could be looked up as easily as the ingredients to her recipe for quiche lorraine. late in her life she opened up a bit about her past. she had broken her vow of silence and talked a bit about her oss and mentioned a few paragraphs about it in her memoir "my life in france." it was mentioned in various books, one movie about her and paul had a brief bit about, and it was in all the obituaries when s