the c.i.a. can't stop the truth. dia cannot compare to any of c.i.a.'s nuts. my word is to get the idea out of c.i.a. and dia brainwashing. if the president failed, bye- bye. if you can't deal with the c.i.a. security. she writes about c.i.a. crimes. >> ultimately i got in the car accident and the c.i.a. sent me to their secret prison. >> reporter: a secret psychiatric prison. >> yes. it's a psychiatric facility located in northern virginia. they attempted to drug me. >> reporter: do you think there's any chance they're right you had a mental failing in becoming a good spy? >> i'm a hundred percent sewer they're incorrect. the system is corrupt glr she says she sued and continues to defend herself and attack the c.i.a. online. >> i believe by tweeting and blogging i am serving my country by exposing c.i.a. fraud. >> reporter: a spokesman reached last night declined to comment on the story, but we thought this use of social media to attack the c.i.a. was worthy of mention. we'll follow the progress of her legal case but after those attacking tweets, she concedes

and the c.i.a. which was also a serious problem. and this failure to communicate was one of the approximate causes of the success of the 9- 11 attack. the f.b.i. under louis freeh with all respect to louis freeh, great f.b.i. agent, great federal prosecutor, fair-minded federal judge, he had everything it took to be a great f.b.i. director. except a sense of proportion i would argue. the f.b.i. spent three more times money, people, manpower, and investigating specious allegations of chinese campaigning contributions than he did investigating terrorism in the 1990's. >> ok. i asked you earlier who would you put on top, bob mueller. who would you put of all these f.b.i. directors on the bottom and by the way add to that anybody you're writing about, presidents or people that were around presidents, who would have been the most dishonest? >> let's start with the f.b.i. >> ok. >> god rest his soul, l. patrick gray, who died very recently. was selected to succeed j. edgar hoover. after hoover died. nearly 40 years ago. and this election w

the c.i.a. director, general petraeus, reportedly says spies could soon use household items like your televisions and refrigerators to spy on you. really? that's all ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." but first from fox at 3:00 in new york city the united states soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians and setting many bodies on fire, reportedly has a left of money and legal troubles. military officials say the army staff sergeant killed nine children in the massacre after he was drinking at a southern afghan outpost of the military. the father of two young kids of his own is now waiting charges as he sits in isolated cell in the military prison in kansas. his lawyer tells the associated press he met with his for the first time today. more on that meeting in a moment. according to the reporting of the a.p. he had a string of honors for good conduct after four tours in iraq and afghanistan but he also had his share of problems. his seattle area home was up for

is eastbound 123 at the entrance for the c.i.a. ke a look at our maps so i can give you some perspective of where it is. again you might just want to stick to your alternate routes, the gw parkway or georgetown pike to get around this accident. on the northbound side of i-95 volumes are building from the prince william parkway into route 1, the newington to springfield which is where we'll go live on the northbound side of i-95. it's just bunching up here as you try to exit on to 395. a last look at 395 near duke street still moving well. coming up in my next report an update on the accident at 6:00. >>> making news now at 5:50, california highway patrol officers arrested about 70 people overnight at the state capitol in sacramento. they were among thousands of protesters airing their grievances with lawmakers. the demonstrators are upset over cuts to higher education, including steep tuition increases. >>> a new study finds the youngest children in the class could be overdiagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. cana

you left the c.i.a. in 2009?ft: does this surprise you that this happened? >> hayden: you need to separate my experience at c.i.a. with your question, all right? >> kroft: all right. you can't talk about the c.i.a. >> hayden: no, and i don't want to even suggest what may have been on the horizon, or not on the horizon, or anything like that. >> kroft: if you look at the countries that have the capability of designing something like stuxnet, and you take a look at the countries that have... would have a motive for trying to destroy natanz... >> hayden: where do those two sets intersect? ( laughs ) >> kroft: you're pretty much left with the united states and israel. >> hayden: well, yes. but... but it... there is no good with someone of my background even speculating on that question, so i won't. >> kroft: iran's president, mahmoud ahmadinejad, shown here at natanz in 2008, blamed the cyber attack on "enemies of the state" and downplayed the damage. both the u.s. and israel maintain that it set back the iranian pro

let him go. >> the c.i.a. has a list of terrorists and they did not cross-reference it with the f.b.i. >> i was illegal to do so. the patriot act broke down the wall. >> had there been communication --. >> if they break the law it would be okay? >> that would not be breaking the law. >> we will continue after the break and come back less tense. >>bob: president obama take as lot of heat for accepting $1 million from bill maher who had awful things to say about conservative women of america who asked the president to send back the million dollars. here is how the obama mouthpiece carney ducked the question. >> he chooses to in the pursuit of a more civil discourse in our public space he chooses to try to practice that civility himself and he calls on everyone to do just that. >> what does that mean, jay? america, i will tell you what it means, that obama has no intention to return the money. on one side he says he is outraged the name-calling and on the other side, he embraced the principle name-caller. look at

drone strike took out the american born clerk al-awlaki in yemen, who was the first american on the c.i.aor-kill list. the feds learned him to the food and drug administration -- to the ft. hood massacre, and to the bopped christmas day attempted airline bombing. some say this violates the united states constitution. and now, live in washington, do we have what the attorney general is expected to say? >>reporter: we expect he, argue the killing of an american terrorist or alleged terrorist abroad is legal under the 2001 congressional authorization of the use of military force. we do not expect holder to revel intelligence that led to targeting of al-awlaki and a republican presidential candidate says the administration's actions are inconsistent with the constitution. >> just to say under certain circumstances that the president could make this decision on who should be assassinated, i don't think how he can ever get around to justifying that and no matter,000 noble it may sound and how he makes a sense for national defense purposes if the american people accept that it is a serious mista

when the president decides that the c.i.a. is right, that we need to execute someone we don't need to go to a court. you no longer have your fifth amendment right to due process. we just decided in the executive branch that we'll kill them. we killed thesises without due process. anwar al-awlaki was targeted and killed. his 16-year-old son, abdulrahman al-awlaki and samir khan were also killed. those were accidental, but afterwards we said, wow they are kind of terrorists, any way and they had it coming. how do you like our process? does that sound like due process to you? it only got worse. >> the reality is that our nation will likely continue to face terrorist threats that at times originate with our own citizens. when such individuals take on against this country and join al-qaida in attacks and design to kill their fell low americans. there may be only one realistic and appropriate response. we must take steps to stop them in full accordance with the constitution. in this our hour of danger we cannot afford to wait until

the president but he is not done yet. why he wasted your tax dollars. then, a former c.i.a. operative that spent years inside iran, his identity will be concealed his identity will be concealed @@his stories will leave you we want to protect the house. right. but... home security systems can be really expensive. to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> rumors have been swiorlgt campaign trail by a secret deal between romney an ron paul. it would include paul announcing his support for romney in exchange for a promise or rand paul as romney's vp nominee. with the race as close as it is, it could put romney over the top. yesterday, romney denied that he entered in talks with paul's campaign. here with more with these rumors is rand paul. senator, thanks for being with us. >> good evening. >> senator, as you know a lot of speck station -- speculation about this. "time magazine" in a story wh

general petraeus the director of the c.i.a. and there was in outrage the if that is true and it comes from the chief spy in the country, there should be an outrage. >>neil: thank you, judge. imagine pumping hundreds of thousands into a campaign and your guy does something like this. >> why care what the unemployment rate will be. it doesn't matter to me. >>neil: rick santorum walking that back but is the top money guy worried in >>neil: ahead of the ballots, the blunder. >> why care what the unemployment rate will be the it doesn't matter to me. the campaign does not end on growth rate and unemployment rate. >>neil: that came as the illinois voters are deciding is one of his bigger financial backers worry about this, foster friess is back with us. if to see you, foster. >>guest: i cannot tell you how wonderful it is to be back from the trip to various parts of country. we spent three hours in a primitive village in india and those people out there need america but it is like when you fly commercial airlines they say put your oxy

the c.i.a.that we have drones. the c.i.a. has informed plaintiffs that it can confirm or deny existence or non-existence without compromising the national security concerns. in other words, all of you asking for information about drones, drones? what i don't know what you're talking about. if you go to the air forces website they drag about how great the drone program is. >> the most likely weapon of choice in a circumstance like this is going to be a laser guided weapon, only about 100-pound of yield. you're going to destroy the car but not create a crater. and it's very, very accurate. as depicted here. >> drones, what are drones? i don't know what they're talking about, drones. if your' still not convinced check out president obama. he's also going to talk about in a google chat about the drone program, watch. >> this is a targeted focused effort at people who are on a list of active terrorists who are trying to go in and harm americans, hit american facilities, american bases, and so on. for

the kid brought down the c.i.a. he can make $1 million, $2 millions $10 million a year and we could be pauling about his i.p.o. but there is a mentality i will be taken care of. >>neil: i think the fellow super hero, charles, you are not done with tracking this stuff down. >>guest: i am not done digging it up. i'm losing weight, though and working and i'm at walking down two flight of steps without getting winded. working out pretty good. >>neil: can you do two single steps? >>guest: that is walking down. down. down. >>neil: enough about us looking after you, what about you looking to us for answers, have heroes count, if you don't watch us we will pop up at your home and show up in tights. you don't want that. and my reporting sparking a full scale congressional hearing. hello super hero. >>guest: exclusive club i am in a sudden and here are other exclusive stories about that horror stories from the food stamp world. a couple in washington state living in a $1.2 million home but receiving benefits. the state of mich

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basically the ayatollah was not he was interfering with the politics and contacted the f.b.i. and c.i.a their eyes and ears and i accepted. >> tell us what you thought was key tip on what the administration's real thinking of iran. martin dempsey says he believes the iranian regime is, quote, a rational actor. do you think that is correct? >> that statement is a total betrayal to the iranian people. it's oxymoron statement. iranians are most westernized nation in this region, they despise the regime. i think tens and thousands of in prisons across iran and those that are being executed to say that this regime is rational. i think it's a sign of desperation hoping for negotiation in order to avoid a war something that could affect the reelection of this year. >> some people say look, clearly they are rational, they are trying to master nuclear physics and playing cat and mouse in order to advance their goal of getting the weapon. they played the geopolitical game over the years to advance interests in the region. so why aren't they rational? >> most important fact that the ideology behin

few days after he arrived there was a documentary shown where he was accused of being sent over by the c.i.a the white house hit reset on cremlip, the two nations are far apart on sanction for the nuclear program. >> some analysts they haven't seen the crude anti-american sentment since fall of the soviet union 20 years ago. >> chris: more on this with the panel as well. thank you. federal regulators approved plans to build nuclear reactoractors in south carolina. only the second project toteto get the green light in a generation. >> they held closed door deliberation on obama care and likely cast votes on how to rule on the landmark case but they likely pass the opinions back and forth for months an possibly change them in the process. until the ruling comes down to the end of their term in late june. dead you foot the bill for a congressman's ripped abs? that's next. up next, mitt romney nabs another high-profile endorsement. ok, guys-- what's next ? chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonade... the movie. is oh! oh! so close! now where were we? ok, this one's good for two. score! [ male announ

we've been telling you about this accident on the eastbound side of 123 at the entrance to the c.i.a. we know the tow truck arrived. it's not causing much of a delay in that area. i'm happy to say if you're headed to route 123 you'll see the flashing lights but no big delays to get that on the inbound side of 66 it's beginning to bunch up right here in centreville. we'll take a live look closer into the beltway near route 50 and 123. you'll be okay. just the slow stretch in that area. then okay from nutley street to the beltway. back over to the maps on the northbound side of i-95 you're looking fine. southbound 270 is beginning to slow down. we'll take a live look at the beltway at route 129. outer delays through silver spring with the lanes open. coming up in my next report, we'll take another look around town at 6:11. >>> voting is now officially under way in virginia. today is super tuesday in the commonwealth and nine other states. >> it's a key series of contests for the men who want the republican presidential nobody nation. delia goncalves live in falls church with the story.

. >> the c.i.a. nced interrogation that led to finding osama bin laden, we do have time fo to apologize for that. the accidentally 2012 qurans that was desecrated by the writing of detainees. yes, they got an apology. the families of american soldiers who were killed after opponent said he, quote, calmed things down by apologizing to afghanistan, nope, didn't get an apology. comments in 2011 that israel should return to 1967 borders that would have subjected to relentless attacks and vulnerability as mr. netanyahu explained, no. israel doesn't get one. >> sean: joining me to discuss that, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. your reaction to that and leon panetta's can comments we need u.n. approval for military action. >> let me say, they are sort of parallel. i think louie is on to something. that is powerful indictment of the president's apologies. secretary pinetta, if he believes what he is quoted as saying that international organizations supersede the congress and you can be authorized i

was created was to make sure information from different organizations -- the f.b.i., the c.i.a., the national security agency-- was properly correlated, and the best way is an example. if today, an agency collects information related to a u.s. person, in six months they have to get rid of that at the n.c.t.c. if in month seven new information indicates the first set of information could have indicated some terrorist activity, the n.t.c.t. couldn't ke at corlation, and that's what this seeks to correct. >> warner: james bamford, what's wrong with that, or is there anything wrong with that, keeping this information for five years? well, you're extending it by 10 times the original limit. i mean, you're really pushing the-- pushing down the trail that leads to the total information awareness problem that affectedly the bush administration. there was an organization that came up with this idea of collecting every pieces of information, putting it all together, and most of that was privte infmati on u.s. systems, and then somehow-- citizens, and somehow from all that we would be able to f

fair pay act affordable care act, stopped torture shut down the black sites the c.i.a. was running. he saved the auto industry. there was a stimulus, it could have been larger but had significant effects. he killed osama bin laden which was terrific and i finally got rid of don't ask, don't tell. that's very, very good. you also have to look at the down sides. let me give you a quick list of that, as well. he was very easy on the banks. at the same time, he was hard on whistle blowers not just bradley manning but corporate whistle blowers and security interest whistle blowers. civil liberties, he was a disaster. national defense authorization act allowing for the arrest of u.s. citizens and giving them indefinite detention was terrible. wiretapping continues domestic spending cuts significant dramatic. the war on drugs he started out great in the first two years and then has turned around and doubled down in the bush administration. on immigration reform, he's been horrible he's deported more people than george w. bush did. my main beef with him nothing on campaign finance reform. no

. >> the c.i.a. ed interrogation that led to finding osama bin laden, we do have time fo to apologize for that. the accidentally 2012 qurans that was desecrated by the writing of detainees. yes, they got an apology. the families of american soldiers who were killed after opponent said he, quote, calmed things down by apologizing to afghanistan, nope, didn't get an apology. comments in 2011 that israel should return to 1967 borders that would have subjected to relentless attacks and vulnerability as mr. netanyahu explained, no. israel doesn't get one. >> sean: joining me to discuss that, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich. your reaction to that and leon panetta's can comments we need u.n. approval for military action. >> let me say, they are sort of parallel. i think louie is on to something. that is powerful indictment of the president's apologies. secretary pinetta, if he believes what he is quoted as saying that international organizations supersede the congress and you can be authorized int

first of all he's not head of the c.i.a. he's not head of the fbi.commissioner of a city of which he's accountable. he should report to the city council, however he denied to respond to questions how they're mishandling protesters of wall street occupy. and how they're handling this. the nypd should understand that we expect more than what they've been doing. >> the day after goldman sachs is criticized the mayor went to goldman and said, look, even though i disagree with you i appreciate what you're saying. has he visited to convey any of that? >> i don't think he will. he has not and neither will he will. the working class and middle class are so frustrated. we expect the 1% to increase in contribution. and i way that mayor bloomberg responded to the question shows he's not connected. >> you've been studying and watching occupy since the very beginning. there was a hiatus, and we knew they were going to hibernate in the cold months of the winter. now spring has sprung. what do you expect to see out of the leadership if there is one out of occupy wa

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