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nick, thank you very much. it is a delicate balance. so fair and balanced. a guy who says the president might be compromising our security. national security analyst aaron cohen. you have heard that here in the quest for personal freedom and running in on trucetive behavior, we risk what, leaving ourselves open for attack or what? >> that's exactly what we risk, and the reason why is because the key to thwarting terrorist attack is intelligence and information, and not just intelligence but accurate, actionable intelligence, which can only be retrieved by mining data that is real time. and in this case it involved text messages. i've heard both sides of the argue. -- >> i don't know who is wright on this but what if the argument is, if that were so we would have seen more bang for the spying buck and all of this data mining would have resulted in a lot more arrests when in fact the number of arrest wes have seen of the al qaeda types since 9/11 are in large part to traditional efforts, none of this high-tech stuff. >> a good point. i think that two things. one, counterterrorism on the macro level is a thankless job. we're only remembered for our sole failure,

producer nick varbinsky, a copy, a video of his deposition that took took place a couple of years ago in another case. and you'll see for the first time exclusive video in the program of cohenand evasive answers. it's very interesting to watch. >> dot defense lawyers in these cases cooperate with each other? >> the defense lawyers cooperate across these cases? you're talking about a vast number of -- >> no, i'm talking about the related cases. is part of the challenge of the u.s. attorney's office that the defendants or potentially defendants have a criminal defense lawyers who work with each other and cooperate? >> yeah, i don't know the answer to that question. >> how pervasive? we found in 2006 for the first time -- [ inaudible ] the same way they went after the mob. your investigations in looking into this how per vase sievasiv think the activity cohen is being accused of might be across the industry? >> a good question. the fbi doesn't know. they have hours and hours of recorded phone calls and texts and e-mails and still poring through this and there are cases ongoing. and they say it's very difficult when you're listening to a lot of this chatter to decipher what peo