give me jack bauer, huh? give me jack bauer! that would be something, huh? hey, hey, there he is! about that! hello, joe. how are you? i'm good! i'm good! there you go! gotta be honest with you, you know? i kinda got used to sitting at the big-boy chair when you're in europe! ( chuckles ) well, hey! welcome back, mr. president! bring 'er in! there you go!

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i mentioned in there something about, then around the world and never met jack bauer. never even met jack ryan. and so although there is truth in fiction as you know and you and i talked about it, i want to show a little bit of reality. taking that and now moving into the realm of fiction number one the best written piece on cia i think is actually david ignatius ' first article ages of innocence. it was reviewed on the cia web site which is very unusual and i still remember one of the lines. ages of innocence is a novel. it's based on robert ames. >> host: and no relation to the other, the farthest thing possible. opera aims was a remarkable officer and station chief and david slightly but people knew him and when he was killed in the embassy was blown up, it's not exactly a biography but it's close and i completely agree with you it really does give you a feel for what it's like to be an officer. >> host: i teach at george mason. i talk about covert action but i can't talk much about covert action. that's prose. in a more visual medium, one his homeland, okay? here is

we all love our "24" jack bauer and our reality tv but we can't handle it in real life when we have peopleing their lives on the line? make it as real as possible. use the words they use, be prepared on all fronts. let's not, like, kid around. that's why they're winning and we're not, because we're too worried about hurting feelings and sending hallmark cards out to apologize. we give the apology once, move on. harris: now, this is usually the time when julie to roginsky bounds off the couch. but you're not. julie: thank you for saying that, i agree with kimberly 100% -- harris: i'm writing that down. kimberly: please. julie: you should. what is so offensive about this? i'm not a security person, but this is what the london security forces have determined is what happens in a situation if somebody does say allahu akbar in a terrorist simulation, why not -- i'm only bounding off the couch at the fact that the police apologized. what are they apologizing for? it's exactly what the reality apparently is. harris: so, scott, in talking with members of our muslim community through some reporting