posting their business online so just a little earlier i spoke to investigative journalist wayne madsen and i asked him shouldn't people expect that others including the government will read what they post. well absolutely we have to look at where the seed money came from the social networks we do know that the central intelligence agency through in-q tel its venture capital firm provided a lot of seed money for many of these companies that develop these social networking operations and programs so people have to be aware that when they put personal information online they're basically doing the cia job for them it's one of they just pack up all their personal information and send it to langley virginia . let's talk about something that happened recently because we are still very new in terms of the result in the consequences of social media twitter facebook etc but as i have been very recently the district attorney's office in boston a couple weeks ago subpoenaed twitter they asked for user information and ip addresses for people involved with occupy boston we're showing right now on t

virginia madsen. and she was just delicious. >> so have you finally performed your first love scene? >> kind of. yeah. >> how is that? >> it was a big surprise to me is what it was. that's how it was. you know, i didn't know that it >> the thank you that sells anything is word of mouth. i don't care how you promote it, it's going to be word of mouth. if you cannot say it, people say i just saw the most incredible movie. it's called the, um -- you know, you are dead in the water. >> did you like playing a romantic lead finally? >> yes. yes. >> i didn't think i would. you like but it was great fun. i was working with just wonderful actors. virginia madsen. and she was just delicious. >> so have you finally performed your first love scene? >> kind of. yeah. >> how is that? >> it was a big surprise to me is what it was. that's how it was. you know, i didn't know that it was going to be a love scene. >> that's fantastic. talk me through it, morgan. go on. finally at 74, you've made movies that have grossed

well joining me now to talk about this investigative journalist wayne madsen who returned from libya not too long ago welcome wayne so first want to ask you your reaction to prime minister vladimir putin statement that the u.s. was directly involved in gadhafi that well i think the prime minister putin is correct because of course as prime minister he has access to his own intelligence that was gathered from every place from russian diplomats to intelligence operatives and and other sources i myself received a call the morning that. khadafi was captured along with his son and other members of his entourage. they left sirte after sun up now the charge was they were trying to escape if they were trying to escape sirte they would have left while it was still dark under cover of darkness with the headlights off and instead they waited for sun up at that point when the sun came up about eight o'clock in the morning at full full sunrise over sirte all these white flags started to appear in white flags of truce white flags of surrender it was quite clear that something had been worked out i

virginia madsen. and she was just delicious. >> so have you finally performed your first love scene? >> kind of. yeah. >> how is that? >> it was a big surprise to me is what it was. that's how it was. you know, i didn't know that it was going to be a love scene. >> that's fantastic. talk me through it, morgan. go on. finally at 74, you've made movies that have grossed $3 billion. you've finally succumbed to a love scene. talk me through it. >> well, we have this scene where we're talking together. and she's been off to have this -- trying to get settled with her ex-husband. she has three daughters. and i've been baby-sitting for them while she was off in the city. and you know, she's supposed to get up and come in give me a kiss on the cheek. and instead she gets up and plants one right on my lips. a good one. you know? and i was so surprised. me, me. the reaction on my face -- rob says it was priceless. so -- >> and what was going through your mind? you think it's never too late for this kind of thin