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Spear fishing, the most sophisticated acts start with a simple act of spear fishing. somebody opens the e-mail with the attachment they shouldn't open. once you do that, the bad actor's in the system, they can pose as virtually anybody and can do almost anything. the public has a role in this as well. but there are definitely some lessons learned here and for the future. >> "washington post" this week reported that when you and the director of national intelligence put out that statement, that they reported that an early draft of the statement actually named russian president vladimir putin as...

Spear fishing, the most sophisticated acts start with a simple act of spear fishing. somebody opens the e-mail with the attachment they shouldn't open. once you do that, the bad actor's in the system, they can pose as virtually anybody and can do almost anything. the public has a role in this as well. but there are definitely some lessons learned here and for the future. >> "washington post" this week reported that when you and the director of national intelligence put out that statement, that they reported that an early draft of the statement actually named russian president vladimir putin as...

It's about asking questions about the big structures that impact all parents. but does that make her -- and i don't mean actually, but i mean by what we think of as what constitutes a good mom, does that in fact make her a bad mom because we don't want you to have complexity about it, we just want you to be happy. >> well, i was horrified at the ease with which she was called a bad mom. if you look at her choices, she after having this dilemma, after thinking that she could be a working mother and that that was the best, most responsible way for her to be a parent, the interview says that she ...

Missiles. the ap actually published the al qaeda surface to air training manual. we have information about what certain weapons certain al qaeda cells have and what they're planning to do with them because of this ap reporting. sometimes the most sensitive and sensational news like that, we know exactly how a news organization got its hands on this sensitive or sensational thing they have published that has national security ramificati ramifications. sometimes we know. sometimes it's a reporter finding it in a trash heap in a house in timbuktu. sometimes the source of the information is not ea...

Was giving the pentagon papers to the "new york times" in 1971. last point. >> that's right. >> on the first day you had james jones, the national security adviser robert gibbs, talking about the irresponsible leak and people were being at risk. by the second day obama administration officials seemed to be saying, well, there's nothing new here and most of this was already known. was that spin? do you agree with that assessment? >> not entirely, no, i don't. i mean, your newspaper, the "washington post," just published something like 13,000 words establishing that since 9/11 a large officially...