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Washington monthly that coined the term the human sieve to describe the congressman, because he is pathologically unable to keep classified information to himself. he is incapable of not leaking. in 2007, he wrote an op-ed for the new york post in which he complained about intelligence leaks. quote, leaks to the news media have seriously undermined anti-terrorist intelligence programs. then two paragraphs down, he leaked the up until then classified information that the 2008 intelligence authorization bill had cut human intelligence programs. pete hoekstra's complaint about leaks and his own l...

Unable to keep classified information to himself. he is incapable of not leaking. in 2007, he wrote an op-ed for the new york post in which he complained about intelligence leaks. quote, leaks to the news media have seriously undermined anti-terrorist intelligence programs. then two paragraphs down, he leaked the up until then classified information that the 2008 intelligence authorization bill had cut human intelligence programs. pete hoekstra's complaint about leaks and his own leak were separated by 43 words. then there was his trip to iraq last year. usually when members of congress take t...

Should. all of the progress that has been made, information sharing and other ways getting burdened by the size of it. they don't know how big it is. how many people work in it. how much it costs. and how many organizations are doing the same thing. >> dana: i was surprised congress hasn't passed an authorization bill in five years. do you think your story might change that? >> i don't know. these are committees with a lot of special interests themselves. you are right, congress is part of this. especially in intelligence where the press doesn't have a lot of insight and the public can't know ...

Amounted for a targeting document. foreign intelligence services, organizations and criminal element will have potential interest in this kind of information. specifically, we recommend that companies affected by the publication an website assess and take steps to mitigate risk to the workplace facility and mission. "washington post" reporter dayna priest insisted the paperworked with the government to avoid exposing sensitive information and the report concluded there were too many agencies doing too many reports about the same thing. there is so much overlap the paper argued, warning signs a...

Should. all of the progress that has been made, information sharing and other ways getting burdened by the size of it. they don't know how big it is. how many people work in it. how much it costs. and how many organizations are doing the same thing. >> dana: i was surprised congress hasn't passed an authorization bill in five years. do you think your story might change that? >> i don't know. these are committees with a lot of special interests themselves. you are right, congress is part of this. especially in intelligence where the press doesn't have a lot of insight and the public can't know ...