attorney general and other senior justice department officials in the bush white house, involving an nsa program from the previous administration. i would note that the fbi is in a very interesting position in our government. it is undoubtedly an executive agency in article two of the constitution. on the other hand, it is designed to be somewhat insulated from day-to-day interference from people engaged in the political affairs of the nation. how would you describe the relationship or what you would say is the ideal relationship between the president and an agency like the fbi? >> it is an interesting question. i would say that one of the great things about my job is i have to be aggressively apolitical, which is wonderful. as an agency, we need to trust the american people in the work that we do an understanding that whatever we do in terms of investigations, whatever we do as the bureau is done without regard to party or politics or what have you, that we are independent. it was somewhat easier prior to september 11 where you had a criminal cases on the one hand and national security

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there was a member of congress who the nsa sought to wiretap in 2006 or 2007. that's in the same new york times story we referred to earlier. i think that his history shows us that these kinds of broad surveillance powers can and will be abused. that's part of the reason you need to set up limits now to make sure that doesn't happen. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from tennessee, mr. cohen. >> thank you. i want to follow up with an article i must have missed that one. you say it revealed they had been listening in on conversations of judges? >> the church committee report. yes. the church committee report goes into details about that. that was back in -- >> 7'70s. >> we don't have any knowledge of current? >> no. >> i tuned in a little late. 40 years is a long time. who was the member? >> i don't know. >> what was revealed about the purpose of which they wiretapped the individual or what they learned or was anything revealed? >> all i know is from that story, the story reports that a member of congress was traveling overseas somewhere in the

we would be helpless if we did not work with dhs, cia, nsa, and the rest of the intelligence community. if there is one substantial change that has made the biggest difference, i would say breaking down the traditional walls between the intelligence community and the domestic law enforcement community because information flows very easily over borders now, and you cannot just see one piece of the puzzle without getting the other piece. it has made a tremendous difference and given rise to the approach from all of us that says we want to work together in a task force context. >> for our radio listeners, you are listening to the commonwealth club of california radio program. our guest today is fbi director robert muller discussing security threats concerning the united states. we would like to ask you a little bit about the national security implications of our energy policy, an issue of much concern in the news and certainly here in silicon valley. what might you say about the relationship between energy policy and some of the national security challenges that the fbi is addressing? >>

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the "new york times" reported in 2009 that the nsa had intercepted private phone calls of americans that went beyond the limit -- we strongly urge congress not to reauthorize the act in any form. thank you again for giving me this opportunity and i look forward to your questions. >> i want to thank all of the witnesses for staying within the five minute time limit. the chair will withhold his questioning and will start by recognizing the gentleman from california. >> mr. jafer, do you ha jafer, problem with -- procedures that are used by the intelligence conduct these programs, that is if the programs have an annual review? >> i don't think the question is one of competence, i think it's one of to the security's as the court been given the authority to actually ask the government why it's been engaged in this kind of surveillance. >> so your question you don't know if that that's the case, or you believe that that is not the case. i. >> i don't think there's -- >> so your statement that the failure to have an auditing process of the procedures they use leads you to talk about this being

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the fbi, the cia, the nsa as well as the army -- the army developed covert domestic programs to monitor disrupting to the war. the anti-war movement, they believed, was inspired by agents of international communism. when careful investigation by the intelligence agency showed this to be false they, in effect, ordered the agencies to prove the relationship. how did these strains of war affect nixon in particular? when he took office, there were still well over 500,000 u.s. troops in vietnam with combat action continuing at a high tempo, particularly in 1969. nixon rejected the option of a quick withdrawal in favor of a strategy that had several elements in pursuit of his overall goal of peace with honor, basically negotiated a settlement with north vietnam. sooner than nixon anticipated, his strategy involved him in new responses, as north vietnam continued to exert significant pressure, especially using its sanctuaries in cambodia, nonetheless a neutral company. the reaction of the anti-war movement in the public was generally always a concern. so when nixon decided to bomb cambodia ear

the "new york times" reported in 2009 that the nsa intercepted message fist phone calls of americans on a scale that went beyond the broad legal limits established by congress. we urge congress not to reauthorize the act in any form without requiring the government to disclose more information about how the act has been interpreted and used. thank you again for giving me this opportunity and i look forward to your questions. >> i want to thank all of the witnesses for staying within the five-minute time limit. the chair will withhold his questioning and will start by recognizing the gentlemen from california. five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. do you have a problem with the fisa court's competence in reviewing on an annual basis the procedures that are used by the intelligence to conduct these programs, the programs have an annual review. >> i don't think the question is one of competence. i think it's one of the court's jurisdiction and mandate. the question is, has the court been given the authority to actually ask the government why it's engaged in this surveillan

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i feel very good about our capabilities in terms of defending our systems with the help of nsa and their great technological capabilities. i do think that authorities and the ability to try to not only -- it's not only the defense sector but the civilian sector that we have to improve this. and that's the area where we have to deal with the additional authorities. the lieberman collins bill is one that addresses that, and we support the congress enacting that in order to facilitate that capability. >> i would just add, senator, that we've seen the world go from distributed denial of services, just hackers, overwhelming a website, to incredible intellectual property, theft and technology theft to now destructive cyber. it's in the open press. and that has all happened in a matter of a few years. and that this particular domain, this cyberdomain is changing rapidly. and so to your question about sense of urgency, i can't overstate my personal sense of urgency about that. secondly, i'd like to pile on to the secretary in support of the pending legislation that encourages information sharing

we have jim jones that used to be nsa director, pete dom nichy and dan glickman who was the chairman of the house intel committee. the white paper says three things. one, it's stupid fiscal policy. two, it's stupid defense policy. three, it's stupid economic policy. why? >> if the sequester goes through both on defense and non-defense it doesn't change our approaching 100 to 200% of gdp, debt to gdp ratio except for two years. so instead of 2032 it would be at 200% it would be at 2030, with 100% of those taken from the smallest parts of the budgets, about 35% and the largest and growing part untouched so it was stupid fiscal policy, economic policy, i had the misfortune of having spent ten years on wall street, now defunct and i could not imagine a more fragile time to be doing silly things with soars subjects and i think this is a silly thing. with approximately 1 million lost jobs in civilian and non-civilian areas in a two-year period and there were people with bigger numbers, but the fact is that starting this august when the unions and the companies are talking about warrant not

the advertising standards agents, the nsa has sort of a statutory backstop in form of ofcom. the legal services board is a self standing nonstatutory body, if i understand cricket, -- correctly, which has, overseas. so i think they're sort of one step model may be the way to square this circle because i am very sensitive to the concerns that people have that anything that has to be -- you've got to tread a fine line. and i believe maybe that's a way of, maybe a way of addressing those concerns. >> don't you also have to have a mechanism by whereby whoever is doing this than in force the orders that are made? >> yes. >> and, of course, that might mean not just the body against the press, but also the individual who wants to complain. so it's got to be fine people in, doesn't? >> yes. >> and how do we do that without some sort of statutory cover, and i understand the point you make entirely, and you're probably aware the irish model made prescribe with the regular has got to do, and then the regulator is approved because somebody says well actually it does take all the boxes an

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. >> reporter: this surveillance included the nsa interception of his email. anwar al-awlaki was really busy on the web. >> incredibly busy. during his peak, he had upwards of 60 email accounts that he was using at any given time. >> reporter: how much of it was encrypted or using code? >> i'll simply say some and leave it at that. >> reporter: he has 60 accounts, that's a lot of accounts. >> thens of emails, over a three-year period, tens of thousands,. >> reporter: buried in that pot of email are the communications between major hassan and anwar al-awlaki? that's right n. early 2009, 10 months before the fort hood attack, the san diego jttf had emails between anwar al-awlaki and army major nidal hassan. they would be lost in a furor of turf wars. >> between january of 200 19, there are 19 exchanges between anwar al-awlaki and major nidal hassan. 17 from hassan to anwar al-awlaki and 2 very brief, just cordial thank you for your support and your kind words that come back from anwar al-awlaki to hassan other, during that period. >> reporter: have you read the

. >> reporter: this surveillance included the nsa interception of his email.lly busy on the web. >> incredibly busy. during his peak, he had upwards of 60 email accounts that he was using at any given time. >> reporter: how much of it was encrypted or using code? >> i'll simply say some and leave it at that. >> reporter: he has 60 accounts, that's a lot of accounts. >> thens of emails, over a three-year period, tens of thousands,. >> reporter: buried in that pot of email are the communications between major hassan and anwar al-awlaki? that's right n. early 2009, 10 months before the fort hood attack, the san diego jttf had emails between anwar al-awlaki and army major nidal hassan. they would be lost in a furor of turf wars. >> between january of 200 19, there are 19 exchanges between anwar al-awlaki and major nidal hassan. 17 from hassan to anwar al-awlaki and 2 very brief, just cordial thank you for your support and your kind words that come back from anwar al-awlaki to hassan other, during that period. >> reporter: have you read the emails? >> i have read t

through they set up bombings, they set up meetings, they set up assassinations, now the nsa, the nationality agency they monitor that stuff. all right? they are listening whether you like it or not. so don't -- shouldn't be under any false allusions here. our government spies on these kinds of cyberspace communications. however, there is no blanket law they can do that. they have got to get a warrant. look abdul over in oman is talking to mohammed say is fine. all right? in london that would be -- they can listen any time without a warrant to anyone. they say that they are going to be pedophilia know all the pedophiles go to the child porn sites. anybody who goes to that site. the government in london would know who they are immediately that would sketch down the awful problem of child pornography and pedophilia. immediately scech it down, janine. isn't that worthy? >> well, it may worthy doesn't mean it's correct. >> bill: you would rather have that child pornography. >> no, no. >> bill: not going to be able to contain it. >> no, i don't want child pornography. if there is a drug dealer

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director james clapper says he's now adding that to polygraph tests given to employees of the cia, fbi, nsae. alex manning is a former agent for the gbi, georgia bureau of investigation. welcome. polygraph test, thank goodness, i've never had to take one. how do they work? you see them in the movies. >> right. they work based on response of your pulse, respirations, your hands get a little bit sweaty. definitely your blood pressure goes up depending on whether or not you're lying or telling the truth. >> i've always wondered does the person administering the question, do they start asking easier questions and slowly gets to the point where they're asking the tough ones? are there patterns they're looking for? >> you do pre-interview questions. you go over everything you want to know. for instance, i may ask you have you ever stolen office supplies? we know you've taken pens. we saw some in your purse out there. we would ask you that and get you to get everything off your chest. get you in there and ask you to give us a question you're going to lie about. maybe i would ask you your name, is

. >> reporter: this surveillance included the nsa interception of his email.ally busy on the web. >> incredibly busy. during his peak, he had upwards of 60 email accounts that he was using at any given time. >> reporter: how much of it was encrypted or using code? >> i'll simply say some and leave it at that. >> reporter: he has 60 accounts, that's a lot of accounts. >> thens of emails, over a three-year period, tens of thousands,. >> reporter: buried in that pot of email are the communications between major hassan and anwar al-awlaki? that's right n. early 2009, 10 months before the fort hood attack, the san diego jttf had emails between anwar al-awlaki and army major nidal hassan. they would be lost in a furor of turf wars. >> between january of 200 19, there are 19 exchanges between anwar al-awlaki and major nidal hassan. 17 from hassan to anwar al-awlaki and 2 very brief, just cordial thank you for your support and your kind words that come back from anwar al-awlaki to hassan other, during that period. >> reporter: have you read the emails? >> i have read

. >> this surveillance included the national security agency or nsa interception of his e-mail. >> alakis incredibly busy. during his peak had upwards of 60 e-mail accounts that he was using at any given time. >> how much of it was encrypted or using code? >> i will simply say some were. >> he has 60 accounts. that's a lot of accounts. >> thousands of e-mails over a 3 year period 10's of thousands. >> buried in that pot of e-mails are these communications between major hassan and anwar alhaki. >> that's right. in in early 200910 month before they had e-mails between anwar alaki and hassan. there was bureaucratic turf wards. >> between january and june 2009 there are 19 exchanges between anwar alaki and major nadal hassan. 17 from alaki and two brief core dal thank you for your support and kind words that come from to alaki to hassan during that period. >> i have read the e-mails and they should have given rise to alarm. a member of our armed forces was communicating at all with a radical cleric in membyemen sho have given rise to an investigation that was thorough and and complete. >> yo

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this is what the nsa fellly who edited these files said. would want to see these released because they paint the picture of the c.i.a. knowing something would happen before 9/11 but they did not get the institutional support that they needed. now you want to see what was in the seven al-qaeda members inclusion some u.s. citizens have resided in or traveled in the u.s. for years. it was clear that they were already here. more they said bin laden determined to strike the u.s. that's when we already knew--that was the headline. they were like, pleases pay attention. bush said, ah, you covered your ass, go home. more bin laden and associates making near-term threats. then someone whose name has been redacted expectses owe he sam bin laden to launch multiple attacks over the coming days. they didn't do anything. they shoul

. >> reporter: this surveillance included the nsa interception of his email.ally busy on the web. >> incredibly busy. during his peak, he had upwards of 60 email accounts that he was using at any given time. >> reporter: how much of it was encrypted or using code? >> i'll simply say some and leave it at that. >> reporter: he has 60 accounts, that's a lot of accounts. >> thens of emails, over a three-year period, tens of thousands,. >> reporter: buried in that pot of email are the communications between major hassan and anwar al-awlaki? that's right n. early 2009, 10 months before the fort hood attack, the san diego jttf had emails between anwar al-awlaki and army major nidal hassan. they would be lost in a furor of turf wars. >> between january of 200 19, there are 19 exchanges between anwar al-awlaki and major nidal hassan. 17 from hassan to anwar al-awlaki and 2 very brief, just cordial thank you for your support and your kind words that come back from anwar al-awlaki to hassan other, during that period. >> reporter: have you read the emails? >> i have read

. >> this surveillance included the national security agency or nsa interception of his e-mail. >> alakis incredibly busy. during his peak had upwards of 60 e-mail accounts that he was using at any given time. >> how much of it was encrypted or using code? >> i will simply say some were. >> he has 60 accounts. that's a lot of accounts. >> thousands of e-mails over a 3 year period 10's of thousands. >> buried in that pot of e-mails are these communications between major hassan and anwar alhaki. >> that's right. in in early 200910 month before they had e-mails between anwar alaki and hassan. there was bureaucratic turf wards. >> between january and june 2009 there are 19 exchanges between anwar alaki and major nadal hassan. 17 from alaki and two brief core dal thank you for your support and kind words that come from to alaki to hassan during that period. >> i have read the e-mails and they should have given rise to alarm. a member of our armed forces was communicating at all with a radical cleric in membyemen sho have given rise to an investigation that was thorough and and complete. >> yo

yesterday, he couldn't stop saying nsa saying nice things about bill clinton.t's in tonight's rewrite. speaking of bill clinton, bill clinton says he will support hillary if she runs. the democrats could have their strongest field ever. andrew cuomo, martin, o'mally, and joe biden are all runners. and mitt romney still doesn't know if he supports the pay act. dude you don't understand, this is my dad's car. look at the car! my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male announcer ] the security of a 2012 iihs top safety pick. the volkswagen passat. that's the power of german engineering. >>> tomorrow, the senate will vote on the paycheck fairness act. here is president obama pushing for passage of the bill on a conference call this afternoon. >> congress has to step up and do its job. if congress passes the paycheck fairness act, women are going to have access to more tools to claim equal pay for equal work. if they don't, if congress doesn't act, then women are still going to have difficulty enforcing and pressing for this basic principle. >> mitt romney's position on

that mapped out and made a blue print of the plant and then phoned home back to the nsa and to the israelis and said here's what it looks like. then they designed a weapon based on that blue print and they designed many variants of it and they began around 2008 to hit the iranians with this but in a very small way so that the iranians thought that these centrifuges were just breaking down because of bad design. the pakistanis gave it up and they didn't know what was hitting them. the virus the worm was redesigned very carefully with subsequent hits so that something slightly different went wrong. this worked beautifully. president obama saw what was going on. they would come down in the situation room early in the obama presidency and lay out a giant fold out map of the plan called a horse blanket and they would show him where the centrifuges were and he would basically decide whether he was willing to take a risk in doing a bigger and bigger attack. worked well until the summer of 2010 when inevitably something went wrong. what went wrong in this case ws they had overhyped one of the worms

nsa directors do that. the senators are trying to tie him to the leaks problems.n senator mccain was speaking to the press today and asked point blank if he thinks if donlin was the leaker, he declines to say. you'll have to ask the 31 senators who september sent this letter why they put him in the letter. >>> lots more happening this evening. let's get right to susan hendricks. she's got a "360" bulletin. >> tropical storm debby has been downgrade to a tropical depression. it made landfall this afternoon. dumping more rain on already flooded areas. forcing thousands of residents to evacuate. more than 20 inches of rain have fallen across northern florida, leaving roads like this under water. >>> house democrats are bracing for defections in thursday's vote on whether to hold attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress. his failure to release documents related to the botched gun running operation fast and furious led to the contempt resolution. >>> take a look at this. nothing really subtle about it. this fireworks safety demo on the national mall. it use