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And what we are willing to tolerate and what we are willing to tolerate and then put in place a plan that enables us to keep surveillance on it that enables people to go about their business as much as possible. so the blunt instrument and the brute force attack of isolation isnt necessarily the best one, they are arguing, and perhaps a more middle—of—the—road lets do some testing and rely on a certain drop in risk because of vaccination. that seems to be a reasonable thing to try. i mean,...

Which is at what line does a manipulated video become pernicious and do you take it down? is a video just sort of casually, you know, mocking, you know, nancy pelosi by, you know, putting little quirks into the video, that is something you have to take down? is it not pernicious enough? each social media company has to figure out the ultimate regime in which theyre policing their own activities and theyre not even close it seems to figuring that out. >> its going to be -- the other thing the rus...

Question is did this actually come from say a brute force attack, someone from the outside coming in? i have to say thats probably the least likely scenario, as youre succeeding probably what we call an insider. you like to think that an employee, someone who is, the cia has a very thorough, rigorous process for its employees. you like to think theyre fairly well vetted, whereas a contractor, your top secret clearance they have separate processes, that may be somewhat light. we dont know where t...

>> we did see some support from other journalists online. >> but it was too late frankly. >> we got to wrap it there. im getting a wrap from my producer. jeff bal lieu, president of the national press club and brian stelter, thank you both. >> with the allegations of russian hacking of the dnc, the con se concept of cyber warfare has never been more relevant or feared t. feared. its not just the intelligence community fighting it. at the the u.s. army. >> reporter: if we talk about photographer,...

Over for drinks? >> never of the. >> jealous there? >> i assume you will defend your heros, the north korean vee -- viet-kong. >> just erase gregs name. >> this seems like a really, really low techway for our government to take down their network. >> a distributed denial of service attack is a brute force attack on the servers. it is as unsophisticated as it gets. on the other hand, maybe thats the point. if we did it, it is probably a violation of international law so we will not admit we did i...

Icebe iceberg. theres rumor they have over a half million documents related to the war in iraq from 2005 to 2009 time period, as well as possibly over a quarter of a million more documents that are state department diplomatic tables and so weve got an afghan release and theres the-- theres a good possibility that there are even more to come and, but weve got the capability to locate the ip addresses for the servers and once thats located the nsa has a robust capability for accessing and doing a ...