he nominated a man named william bennett from the university of texas, instead.i am sure you have heard of william bennett. this really cause -- i think i am right about this. this was something that really caused a significant split within the conservative movement over abraham lincoln, between what might be called the neoconservatives, of which jaffa might be labeled a member, and the paleo conservatives, of which bradford was a member. what happens is, criticism of lincoln gets driven underground by the conservative movement. as george will said, a party that want to win power cannot mock its noble past. you do, i think, even today, we see this split. in 1989, what happens? the cold war ends. 1991, soviet union breaks apart. there is a serious re-examination, even within the conservative movement, about are borders, are nations permanent? think about what we saw in scotland with the vote on secession. there is a new criticism of lincoln that develops out of what i would call anarcho-capitalist or libertarians, championed by murray rothbart. he added that "nati

. >> joining me now, major general brett williams, former united states cyber command official, and cory bennettcial for the hill. you are reportedly associated with centcom's accounts. >> lawrence, the first thing i would have to say is we should really differentiate between a cyber attack and what occurred with centcom today. sony suffered a cyber attack. there was damage there in all sorts of ways. there is no indication that centcom proper was hacked in terms of any access to any military computers or any type of information like that. what happened here was somebody gained unauthorized access to a twitter account and a facebook account, and they were able to use it for their propaganda purposefully. i think it's important to differentiate and scale these types of things that happened in cyberspace, because one of the things that we haven't done very well, either domestically in the united states or internationally, is really define what are the red lines, what's acceptable behavior, and what are the consequences going to be? i think putting that in perspective is helpful. >> cory bennett, t