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By an old adversary and be let happen. offering obscure ones and adequately pushing russia for achieving something even the soviet union at the height of its power could not manage. meddling in the s election and for those that the americans just in a democracy. to think that whatever they may have done, back channels, clearly it did not work. was it enough? >> clearly was not enough. we knew plenty about russia nefarious espionage activity. when it suited us we took action. remember we arrested...

We know that twitter has been manipulated by computer-driven bots. it makes some sense that the russians may have used some of these fake twitter accounts to push more stories. >> we know what happened largely, matt, in the last election. we know there are a lot of concerns about what it could mean for elections going forward. is this something that can be or should be legislated away? >> i think we have to hear more from the companies about what theyre both able to do and what theyre willing to...

Long theyve been dormant. so at that point we were only going to be able to show historical espionage activity, not ongoing espionage. >> i had had just transferred from our computer forensics branch. fbi asked us for help and we had areas of expertise that were useful. >> nsas role, specifically andreas who was the lead counterintelligence agent assigned to the investigation was in part to conduct a forensic review of kendall meyers computer activity at the state department. >> forensics were j...

So he was not removing classified documents from his office and walking out of the building. we were all convinced its him. but no counterintelligence, no espionage indicators. >> so kendalls had no activity, no contact. >> it appeared that they were no longer operational. they werent continuing to provide the cubans with intelligence. that presented us with a problem of not being able to catch them in the act if theyre not still active. it doesnt matter, what matters is that at one time or anot...

Surveillance. >> some of the things we do in these types of cases are monitor email traffic, install microphones into vehicles and residents. >> my role was collaborating with the fbi and gathering information, as much as possible about kendall meyers. i was the one that had had easiest access to the state department. conduct business of the state department, i would do that. >> you have to follow him. you have to monitor him. you have to see where he goes. you to see who he talks to on the phon...

That was the prevailing theory. there is new and compelling evidence that she survived her final flight. a long forgotten photograph recently discovered in the national archives shows a woman who very much resembles earhart sitting on a dock in the marshall islands. an island chain then controlled by imperial japan. standing next to the woman is a man who looks a lot like her navigator, fred noonan. it appears to be on a barge in the background. the photo is real. facial recognition experts say ...

Again. ran out of gas, that was it and that was the prevailing theory. there is new and compelling evidence that she survived her flight. a long forgotten photographli recently discovered in the national archives shows a woman who very much resembles earhart sitting on a dock in the marshall islands. an island chain then controlled by imperial japan. standingan next to the woman isa man who looks a lot like her navigator, fred noonan. it appears to be on a barge in the background. the photo is r...

In 1937, she vanished over the pacific and was never heard from again. ran out of gas, that was it and that was the prevailing theory. there is new and compelling evidence that she survived her final flight. a long forgotten photograph recently discovered in the national archives shows a woman who very much resembles earhart sitting on a dock in the marshall islands. an island chain then controlled by imperial japan. standing next to the woman is a man who looks a lot like her navigator, fred no...

Vladimir putins incentive was to influence the u.s. election. donald trumps incentive to keep brushing this aside dismissing it is much more personal. he feels or has suggested that he feels that this delegitimizes his presidency so he does want to address it because it is so personal for him. he also has a deep skepticism of the intelligence community and their assessment which i think is also reflected in his approach to this. if donald trump campaigned on being this strong leader who would sh...

Something to flaunt. rather, you move ahead, do what you need to do and then deal with resolving those issues down the road. you dont adhere to them from the beginning. so i can see where comrade jared thought at some point it was easy to move ahead without really thinking about things and now hes up against federal laws and federal ethics rules that are probably going to haunt him. >> do something until youre told not to do something. >> correct. >> is the strategy there. since you brought up j...