k.t. mcfarland. thanks for being here.s report is completely political and without, i can't even imagine why should be motivated on political grounds to release a report that the republicans didn't participate in. >> here we have something about a situation that happened years ago. we're not doing this stuff anymore. why release it publicly of? you have the fbi director saying america watch out, we expect attacks and recruitment at home as a result of this report. the secretary of defense put u.s. forces on heightened alert status around the world. the secretary of state said all american embassies and consulates around the world be careful, we might have something coming. why are we doing this to, i guess blame bush one more time before the democrats go out of the senate? this will have a long-term effect, not just is there going to be something that happens now. but before intelligence agencies look at this and say we're not going to share intelligence with america. we don't know where we're going to see it, in a public

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k.t. mcfarland. let me begin with you, k.t., if i may.hat is the likely result of the release of the feinstein report on our relationship particularly with our allies and the degree of danger that this does put our troops, our intelligence agencies, our diplomats, in? >> well, our allies have to look at us and say can we really trust you to keep your word, can we trust you to keep a secret. if we're going to share with you essential intelligence which we, by the way, need if we are going to find out particularly as terrorist groups are forming and reforming and changing sides in the middle east, we need those foreign intelligence services. they have to look at us and say how can we really trust you, because their covers will be blown. >> ralph, your thoughts? >> well, i would just say that the cia is really a victim of changing times. the heyday in the '60s, during the vietnam war, they would love it if they could call our troops baby killers and get away with it. the country's changed and now the american people just love the troops. hig

k.t. mcfarland is with us. etting big and costing a lot of money but there is this buzz about let's work together government and private sector, and scares a lot of people. >> right we're at that stage where i think the cyberwar has begun and we're losing that war why. ? civilian economy our industries, our businesses are completely exposed. there is no national protection, it's up to every industry and individual company. fend for yourself, we have to take it to the next step and figure out get smart people kth with government high-tech and the economic community and say what do we do to protect ourselves? three kinds of cybereverything. cyberespionage, where companies spy on our stuff steal our industry. china does it with defense industries. and cybertheft. companies go in or criminal gangs who steal your credit card information, steal your identity and finally cyberattacks. what we saw at sony. we don't have defense against any of those things. >> k.t. we listened to peter saying they were trying to deal wit

k.t. mcfarland is next on that. ♪ >> checking the big board. it is down.has recovered a bit from where it was. mass that down about one third and 1%. gold, by the way, is up. a lot of people thought that it would be down. apple is leading the way down, for a change. nicole: pretty interesting. we saw a dramatic move in apple. 9:51 a.m. a big selloff here. the move is the largest we have seen in three months. the traders are attributing this to morgan stanley and guard. the stock is clearly up off the lows today. the low was 111-27. right now it is at 115.72. we are seeing this stock trading on. you are seeing a big move. >> thank you very much. the british newspaper reporting a terror plot to blow up five passenger jets. some officials have called this almost inevitable. do you think so? >> this is a new weapon. it is cheap. it is easy. the isis said text messages. we know where your family is. we will kill them. what are we talking about? finally, the united states military. isis is saying to civilians go after them. >> spectacular, as it is being called

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k.t. mcfarland, your reaction, first of all, on the timing of this release.re's been so much back and forth, and today it comes despite continued objections and at one time the objections were coming from the white house. the white house now seems okay with the disclosure. what do you make of it? >> well, there are two things. one is, okay, one thing to actually investigate and do the report. there's another issue is why make the report public? why make the report prick now? -- public now? there should be one major rule in foreign policy like in medicine, first do no harm. by releasing this report now three thicks are going to happen -- things are going to happen. one, it gives excuse for a revenge attack on americans. secondly, foreign intelligence agencies look at this and say we can't trust america to keep secrets, we're not going to cooperate with america. we're not going to share our intelligence. and then finally, what it does is tells everybody who works in the american intelligence community, watch out. you may do something that you think is justified