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Although the president has said he needs to go. >> i think it's one of the elements of state craft that becomes very hard for americans and others to understand is why can't we just say what we really mean. and that is because it has an echo effect far beyond the silo of just dealing with libya. we have equities and relations with other nations and don't want to send help signals that they're next in line for us to help them topple. >> is it most challenging within the arab world, is that the area where the united states has the greatest concern about reaction if not retribution? >> i think if...

Egypt, that is what we were told. the state department, here he is glasman, where did he get this idea to coddle all these groups. he explained it. it was the suggestion of this man, jared cohen. who is jared cohen. you can find him now at google. he is the director of google ideas. i love this here. google ideas aiming to reframe and act on old challenges in new and innovative ways. he is adjunct fellow on the council of foreign relations and going into state craft. so he worked for the state department. he was 24 years old at the time. he started there is at 24 and glasman explains that at t...

Egypt, that is what we were told. the state department, here he is glasman, where did he get this idea to coddle all these groups. he explained it. it was the suggestion of this man, jared cohen. who is jared cohen. you can find him now at google. he is the director of google ideas. i love this here. google ideas aiming to reframe and act on old challenges in new and innovative ways. he is adjunct fellow on the council of foreign relations and going into state craft. so he worked for the state department. he was 24 years old at the time. he started there is at 24 and glasman explains that at t...

>> espionage is a fact of state craft unfortunately. it's gone on since recorded history. certainly the russians have had a terrific record of espionage against this country. they have deeply penetrated our society before world war ii and we were allies during that war. so there's no reason to think that they let up in any way. the what you will see is espionage directed at gaining u.s. government secrets and gaining our technology secrets. >> all right. peter earnest from spy museum and deborah feyerick here in new york, thank you very much. appreciate it. "larry king live" starting in just a...

See the latest successful hack. >> are those from criminal syndicates or foreign actors? >> from any number. attribution, you are not landing up tanks and planes. you don't know exactly where it is coming from. we have capabilities to determine that, but that takes some pretty good state craft in order to define that. so this is something that is broad and we see it coming from all different sources. criminal organizations can use it. you see the stealing of bit coin and money. north korea is pretty famous for its capabilities to gain revenue by hacking financial institutions. so it's everywhe...