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Attorney general rod rosenstein. here it is. >> i think the question with rosenstein, particularly when you get to the southern district of manhattan involved and this whole cohen thing, it looks like the southern district of manhattan is involved in the trump organization, he refuses to give some sort of debriefing to the gang of eight. they refuse to give these documents to nunes. i think now that rosenstein ought to be given a direct order, very simple. you turn every document associated with this spy over in cambridge and whatever foreign institution was involved, whether it's mi-5, mi-6 o...

Information that russia was planning to do a campaign to try to influence our election. >> are we talking semantics here? people want to quibble over somebody you don't know is contacting people, getting information for them and feeding them back to a federal agency, some people call that spying. >> semantics really matter. what spying implies is in watergate and this is why they are using it, the notion of one party actually putting an agent -- >> does it matter of that person is embedded or on the fringes of the campaign and have contact? >> i have done a lot of cases of government misconduc...

On the new york subway plot that dean had infiltrated. it revealed that western spy agencies has been receiving accurate tips from an intelligence asset inside al-qaeda. and it disclosed one more detail that stunned dean. >> stupidly they were the author was talking about an intelligence asset and he used my name, my real name and calling me by my real name. >> why? >> i don't know why. but nonetheless i was shocked and dismayed and angry and afraid for my safety, of course. >> dean's cover was blown. he immediately contacted his handlers at the british intelligence agency mi6. >> and they tol...

Me. so i give it to them and i said basically that this is the first gift to show that my intentions are honorable. i remember it was december 16. so for them basically it was christmas early. >> reporter: for the british being handed al qaeda training manuals was a huge intelligence coupe. >> certainly with al qaeda in afghanistan, there was concern about them developing poison gasses. >> reporter: dean would do more than cooperate. he would make the life changing decision to become a british spy inside colliding, working for the intelligence agents mi-5 and mi-6. >> you have to dismantle wha...

So i came back, and of course it was a crisis. and it was dealt at the highest level of mi6 at the time, but nonetheless the damage was done. >> which meant? >> which meant i was basically no longer able to continue working for the u.k. intelligence service after eight years of diligent work. >> someone had leaked details about him to the book's author and now western intelligence agencies would lose one of their most valuable spies. >> in this case the leak is devastating. you can't run a human informant and it's tough to get human informants inside al-qaeda or isis because someone decided th...