actual reporting, and i don't doubt the "washington post" when it comes to nuclear-related things but there are sensitive documents that go well beyond your traditional top secret concerns. >> there is reporting from some people who have some familiarity with this that the release or the publicity of these documents could cause, in the words of the "washington post" article, could cause grave harm to u.s. security. talk to me, not knowing what this is, knowing that all we know is that the word nuclear is in there somewhere, and it probably has got to do with nuclear weaponry, but we don't know if it is our nuclear weaponry or the nuclear weaponry of an adversary or an ally, what are the circumstances, you would have known this as the director of the cia, what are the circumstances in which having that information exist out of its top secret highly classified environment is dangerous? >> well, obviously, our adversaries, specifically russia and china, would do anything to
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