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Break into foreign computer systems for espionage purposes. and apparently eternal blue was very successful for them for many years. but then in 2016, a still-unidentified mysterious group called the shadow brokers stole a lot of nsa tools, put them up online, including this eternal blue, and any criminal group or state intelligence service could grab them and use them and that's what's happened. >> so how dangerous is it is that eternal blue is out there and being used in these nefarious ways? and how difficult is it to plug the holes, the vulnerabilities in which they're attacking? especiall...

Community assessment, we had nothing in there about any collusion. and as i've said before, at the time i left on january 20th of 2016, i didn't see any direct evidence of collusion. and i really can't comment on what's been turned up, if anything, since then. so i guess i don't know. i guess i could argue that as a candidate trump, when he exhorted the russians to go find hillary clinton's 30,000 e-mails or praised wikileaks, which cia director pompeo was aptly called a hostile non-nation state intelligence service, i guess that is a form of collusion. i think collusion is kind of a nebulous ...

2016, i didn't see any direct evidence of collusion. and i really can't comment on what's been turned up, if anything, since then. so i guess i don't know. i guess i could argue that as a candidate trump, when he exhorted the russians to go find hillary clinton's 30,000 e-mails or praised wikileaks, which cia director pompeo was aptly called a hostile non-nation state intelligence service, i guess that is a form of collusion. i think collusion is kind of a nebulous term. and it doesn't have any real legal implications. >> i want you to respond to this. this is congressman chris stewart, who is...

Air force, marines and might have a little bit of an intel community and a little bit of intel ops, info ops campaign going, what is the russian investment? >> i can't give you a figure. i will say though that in comparison to classical military expenditures it's -- it's a bargain for them, and, of course what, they are looking for particularly in europe is sow dissension, split unity and, of course, end sanctions, and if they can drive wedges between and among the european nations by -- and particularly by their manipulating and influencing elections they are going to do it. >> director, do y...

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