really set the tone for what the rest of the record would be, and having somebody like sean jones iayingagic. think there is a new standard. i think her be hit on that a while ago. a lot of the popular songs of the time, there are a lot of beautiful songs out there that you can sing and make your own that were written by contemporary artists. >> what was it about marvin that resonated with you when you heard him? >> there was this kind of sincerity that sounded almost childlike, this kind of innocence in his voice that somehow i could relate to. i didn't really know what he had gone through, but in his voice it said something i felt as a kid, some emotions, and i think that was the beginning. as i grew up and started to know more about him i thought, how honest and naked he was as a performer from the very beginning. tell me how you have wrestled with your own beformance, wanting to authentic and naked as a performer. >> i did a record, and at that time i was a singer and a person. they had not come together, and i really hid behind my voice. when i did that record, it was a statement. i

now as iay, this is totally unsubstantiated, but it is one of the things that king said part of the ongoing investigation, that he knew the security wasn't as good out there. it turns out it was not merry as good. >> i've heard that as well. what we do know is that after wikileaks, nsa did try to sort of bat ton down the hatches and make things more security. they were doing it at the headquarters at fort mead and other facilities. out in hawaii where snowden was, that software was not in place. security was not in place. where he knew that or not certainly several of us have heard that as it turns out it was not at all security he was there for allowed to do what he did. >> schieffer: do you -- have you picked up anything to suggest, mike roger, he believes that the russians helped snowden. are you getting anywhere on that? >> no. i have -- there's allegations about russian and chinese help, i've never heard anyone to confirm that or i've never seen any evidence. bututs out there because the government continues to make these charges. >> you know, this impulse to blame the russians or blam

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discussed this issue with prime minister maliki, encouraging him to incorporate tribal militia's fighting iais into iraqi security forces and to compensate those can killed and injured in battle. i am hopeful that maliki can begin to bridge the widening sectarian gulf in iraq. the deterioration of iraq's control over anbar is also linked to larger regional dynamics. we saw how al-qaeda in iraq expanded its franchise into syria, and we now see violence from that brutal war spilling back into iraq. this has strengthened isis and served as a recruitment vehicle for thousands of foreign fighters of the slow bleed in syria has been a clear hindrance to progress in iraq. iran's nefarious influence in the region also contributed to instability. it is well known that some senior iraqi officials have a very cozy relationship with iran, and iraq has not done theory enough to prevent iranian overflights that deliver weapons to hezbollah and the assad regime in syria. in order to stabilize iraq, the iraqi government will need to be a more responsible actor in the region. chairman royce and i made that, em