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The reality is that we have created not a strategic ambiguity but a very nonstrategic and dangerous ambiguity about where we are, what we stand for, what we want to see happen, what our policy is. >> so, we mentioned north korea briefly. i wanted to turn to that before we get back into the russia investigation. so, the other fascinating intelligence leakage story that's going on right now -- >> all right, you're listening right there to congressman adam schiff and senator chris murphy in a panel at a democratic progressive conference that david sangor of "the new york times" is moderating this...

Have had access to all of that stuff. you buy that? >> you know, they do assume it. but we don't know on what basis they do. mr. snowden obviously knows a lot about how you encrypt things, how you keep them from outside hands. we assume, and again, this is an assumption, that a lot of his information is up in the cloud. we don't know how well-protected. so it's very hard to know exactly how much the russians, the chinese or others might have. or whether or not he either cut any deals or unknowingly gave them access to some of this information. he certainly denied it in that interesting "new yo...

Edward snowden, is he a russian spy? that's what at least one key member of congress is alleging. but in an interview with the "new yorker" magazine, the nsa leaker calls that allegation laughable. he says, he quote, clearly and unambiguously acted alone with no assistance from anyone, let alone a government. he also points to the fact that he spent 40 days in a moscow airport, adding, and i'm quoting once again, spies get treated better than that. and he said in other interviews, snowden, as he said in other interviews, also stressed that russia wasn't his intended destination. instead he wan...

He made that accusation based on rumors he said he had heard in the journalistic community. that same person called russia the soviet union. he called governor romney governor reagan on several occasions. >> william son had been referring to david sangor the "new york times" reporter some of this information. carney was able to jump all over that william son the romney advisor did mess up and confuse russia with the soviet union which kind of undermined some of the other charges, shep. >> shepard: all right. ed henry at the white house this afternoon. thanks very much. the senior iranian offic...