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One of the first journalists to arrive in benghazi. >> we first came here three days after the attack. this was the ambassador's bedroom. part of a suite that made up the safe room, which was fortified with heavily metal windows and door. and it was here, between the bed and the chair that we found his diary. as we walked freely through the compound, it was strangely insecure. personal and official documents strewn about. we met the young man who shot video of ambassador stevens, unconscious, close to death, being carried out. >> translator: i was filming video and i thought it was an american...

Clearance process. this guy got into the system because he was security guy. >> chris: 3,000 employees have top secret clearance, half a million. >> he was in one of the most important jobs. i think some of the i.t. administrators who are in charge should be a federal employees and supervision over them. this guy was one inch ahead of a sheriff in about five jobs. >> apparently he is over in china and he knows about property comes used, the u.s. hacking chinese institutions. we don't know if that is true or not. >> why is he doing business with the chinese? does he spy for the chinese? >> who ...

Clearance process. this guy got into the system because he was a security guy. >> 83,000 private employees and contractors have top secret clearance. a half million. >> he was in one of the most important jobs. i think the people that are it administrators in charge, even if 29, ought to be federal employees and there ought to be supervision above them. he was one inch above the sheriff in about five jobs and the system didn't catch him. >> apparently he is in china saying he knows about protocols used, the u.s. hacking chinese institutions and the like. >> we don't know if that's true or not....

These or tragedies, we have this attitude. i'm not going to be afraid. i'm going right back in it. weigh in on this. i find that to be even more acute when it comes to sporting events and sports fans. >> reporter: yeah. only because of the number of people there are involved. when you're talking about the oaks and the derby, you're talking about 150,000 people in one facility. tip today nfl game will have between 60,000 and 80,000 fans on hand. an nhl game, between 15 and 20,000 fans on hand. so again, i agree. the sports is fun. people should enjoy it. but i think that now, you know, unfortun...

Rick snyder is with us now. he published the article in the atlantic on monday night. bruce, speaking personally, really resonated with me, so glad to have you on to share perspective with our viewers. how do we refuse to be terrorized in such a scary situation, a scary time? >> well, it's hard. we are fearful. these are scary times and we don't have a lot of information and lack of information means we make up stuff, we invent stories and we're scared. the problem is, that's what the terrorists want. terrorism is a crime against our minds. the bodies and the bombings and the horror are props ...