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>> and people love "jeopardy." over 25 million people watch "jeopardy." its as i mentioned an american icon. everyone knows it. there are different strategies. people love playing along at home. one of the things youre really good at i saw reading up on, this 60% of your games you won before you even got to final jeopardy. so for you was this about having a tremendous knowledge base that put you in the lead early. and not having to rely on some of the other tricks or the betting that people do i...

Of her speaking at this point. im glad thats over, arent you? >> yes. >> house democrats have had it with the oversight committee chairmans ice capades. >> just when you think youve seen it all. chairman issa, whose behavior has been outrageous but even for him this crossed the line. >> chairman issa cut off my microphone because he did not like what i had to say or what he thought i might say. the chairman cannot run a committee like this. >> chairman issas abusive behavior on march 5th is part...

It means i have the knowledge base to start with and a lot of sources to start with. and you build on that. in 2011, on july 5th, i looked online in a video and you saw prime minister cameron talking from afghanistan with the president of afghanistan, hamid karzai want some hacking scandal that was breaking out in london. and this struck me as incredibly important. and itself offered an additional incredible window ultimately over time through documentary and evidentiary path, to how news corp. ...

Events. so that happens. it means i have the knowledge base to start with and a lot of sources to start with. and you build on that. in 2011, on july 5th, i looked online in a video and you saw prime minister cameron talking from afghanistan with the president of afghanistan, hamid karzai want some hacking scandal that was breaking out in london. and this struck me as incredibly important. and itself offered an additional incredible window ultimately over time through documentary and evidentiary...

Antigovernment groups, the syrian emergency task force. tell me a little bit about that, and whether theyre tied to any of this, or they could be, could have associates who are? >> sure. first of all i dont represent the syrian emergency task force. im not one of their employees nor die lobby on their behalf. i work with them as an independent contractor, specifically to use my research and my knowledge base to help improve u.s. government contracts. >> neil: do they pay you in any way? >> i get...

Only trained military prosecutors can offer that. i think every commander doesnt necessarily have that skill set or knowledge base to do the right thing. >> theres some concern that "the new york times" did a story this week or last week about the presidents comments. i want to play a little bit of what the president said on may 7th about this very issue, and whether because he is the commander in chief, has already influenced some military prosecutions. >> we find out somebodys engaging in this...

The blogger with an image in your head of folks jumping out of the twin towers? >> well, to some extent, but i think more how we found terrorists largely around the world. michelle is right. there probably havent been that many plots stopped here. a lot of the ways we found terrorists around the world have been by establishing connections, by listening, by looking at who is talking to whom, by trying to see what the phone records are. and these are often cases in which the same civil liberties d...

This to something that resembles a bicycle and that was the hardest part because there was no know how how to do it. >> even though people told them it cannot be done, made it all the way through and investing his money and efforts and his team. i am the ceo o cardboard technologies and the business partner. usually you need a team of five people to get the knowledge base he has in his head. >> i want to prove to myself i can start something and finish it and make it work. build, test, break, bu...

The twin towers? >> to some extent. more how we found terrorists largely around the world. michelle is right, there may not have been many plots stopped here, may have been a couple. the way weve found terrorists around the world is by establishing connections, listening, looking at whos talk to whom. trying to see what the phone records are. these are often cases in which the same civil liberties protections dont apply, of course. theyre not necessarily american citizens or there may be probabl...

People dont get to waive them for each other. >> michael ohanlon, do you evaluate this debate in the context of what transspired on september 11th, like the blogger, with an image in your head of the folks jumping out of the twin towers? >> to some extend tent. more how we found terrorists largely around the world. michelle is right, there may not have been many plots stopped here, may have been a couple. the way weve found terrorists around the world is by establishing connections, listening, l...