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>> don't take me back. >> memory lane. >> so what you've got to do, when i was at the senior level, same thing with the junior levels, for example you file a financial disclosure every year. that financial disclosure says, how much money do you have? how much debt do you have? it's not only that the counterintelligence people can look at that and say, is it true? they can look at that if they ever start picking you up and say, is he lying? >> right. is something going on here? >> then you're really in trouble, yeah. >> so how -- i mean i'm sure you have plenty of espionage stories from being i...

Big Book of Espionage.  I’ve loved spy thrillers since I was a teenager, and I’ve always loved short stories, so I was pleased that Otto Penzler has edited “The Big Book of Espionage Stories.”   Otto Penzler, the president and CEO of MysteriousPress.com and the owner of the Mysterious Bookshop in New York City, is the editor of previous fine anthologies, such as “The Big Book of Reel Murders: Stories That Inspired Great Crime Films” and “The Big Book of Pulps.”   This collection of espionage stories covers WWI, WWII, the Cold War and beyond. Included is W. Somerset

Big Book of Espionage.  I’ve loved spy thrillers since I was a teenager, and I’ve always loved short stories, so I was pleased that Otto Penzler has edited “The Big Book of Espionage Stories.”   Otto Penzler, the president and CEO of MysteriousPress.com and the owner of the Mysterious Bookshop in New York City, is the editor of previous fine anthologies, such as “The Big Book of Reel Murders: Stories That Inspired Great Crime Films” and “The Big Book of Pulps.”   This collection of espionage stories covers WWI, WWII, the Cold War and beyond. Included is W. Somerset

What happened with the dni, he's neither the legal authority or the real responsibility to shape up what needs to happen. >> let me pick your brain on the espionage stories that surface in the last few weeks. the scientist on the u.s. payroll came over here and gave the cia a lot of inside information but now has gone back in recent days, the iranians were saying, he was a double agent, we wanted him to come here, pick the brains of the cia, tell us what he could learn, now he's back in teheran. what do you make of that charge? >> it is -- they're either -- two possibilities. one that he was a...

Coordinate and oversee the 16 separate intelligence gathering operations? >> well, as you know, in the cia was formed in the aftermath of the attack on pearl harbor because it would centralize intelligence, and so that we would not have a surprise attack like that again. we've -- what's happened with the dni, he has neither the legal authority nor the real responsibility to shape up what needs to happen. >> let me pick your brain on a couple of espionage stories that have surfaced over these past few weeks. the iranian scientist who supposedly was on the u.s. payroll came over here and gave th...