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To plot attacks on americans. they are not looking for shred of evidence. they've already committed themselves to a lifetime of work. i think the united states comes out of this stronger when it admits that the deportation and determent of japanese-americans was a mistake. the united states came out stronger when it revealed in the 1970s that the cia engaged in a number of rogue operations. very few other countries -- putin's russia is never going to do this. the united states is admired. i was growing up in india when those relations were coming out and i remember the general reaction was one...

Make mistakes or people that deliberately violate policies, sure. that does happen. but they are punished and the basic rule that happens with folks like that is that the very minimum, they will lose their security clearance which means they lose their job and in many cases, they can go to jail, depending soent varity of the issue. so there are safeguard in place. there are significant career and personal consequences for people who don't follow the rules. and for people who deliberately violate the rules or engage in, you know, what could be rogue operations. so those kind of operations are v...

is no proof of that, just questions. but the hearings are exposing inconsistent, sometimes nonexistent explanations from the obama white house. yesterday, we told you about solyndra, a now-bankrupt clean energy company whose default left taxpayers with a half-billion dollar bill. the obama administration approved that loan despite warnings the company's plan didn't add up. congress now investigating whether political support for the president greased the wheels. tonight's example is a company called lightsquared. it was green lighted to build a new broadband internet network despite ...

inconsistent, sometimes nonexistent, explanations from the obama white house. yesterday we told you about silendra a now bankrupt clean energy company whose default left taxpayers with a half billion dollar bill. the obama administration approved that loan despite warnings the company's plan didn't add up. congress now investigating whether political support for the president greased the wheels. tonight's example is a company called lightsquared. it was green lighted to build a new broadband internet network despite objections from several government agencies. the pentagon complained...