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To keep it secret? >> larry: michael, do you think the administration is overreacting? michael? >> well, there must be this sense, in fact, i know there is this sense that the war is sort of unraveling before their eyes. its been a very difficult summer for them. its been a very difficult summer for nato troops in afghanistan. so i think they feel the need to respond to this. obviously theres serious issues within the department of defense or the army, the fact that individual, or individuals we...

Its been a very difficult summer for nato troops in afghanistan. so i think they feel the need to respond to this. obviously theres serious issues within the department of defense or the army, the fact that individual, or individuals were able to leak 92,000 documents that were supposed to be secret. so clearly, they have legitimate concerns there. but, yeah, i think the sort of attacks on the founder of wikileaks julian assange were probably uncalled for, but i think they clearly needed to resp...

>> larry: joining us now, general wesley clark, united states army retired former nato supreme allied commander and senior fellow at uclas center for international relations. and lieutenant colonel anthony sheaffer, external communications for the center for advanced defense studies and a u.s. army reserve officer. hes a military intelligence and operations expert and he served two combat tours in afghanistan. general clark, what do you make of all this? >> well, a lot of documents, a lot of low...

did his actions damage national security? will they change the course of the war? could someone be charged with treason? its all next on "larry king live." good evening. we welcome from london julian assage, the editor and chief of wikileaks. the leaked documents cover the period from january 2004 to december 2009. cnn has not independently confirmed their authenticity. well talk with julian in a moment. first, lets check in with our own nick robertson, hes cnns senior international co...

>> larry: tonight, exposed, 92,000 secret reports. the man whose wib site wikileaks published the classified documents for the world to see is here. did his actions damage national security? will they change the course of the war? could someone be charged with treason? its all next on "larry king live." good evening. we welcome from london julian assage, the editor and chief of wikileaks. the leaked documents cover the period from january 2004 to december 2009. cnn has not independentl...