players in seven years but all of them have been incredible, supportive and a good environment. so, i have everything and ifeel good and of course, one day is going to finish and i don t think about that right now. the quarterfinal line up at the africa cup of nations is almost complete. the final game of the round of 16 is under way with world cup semi finallists morocco taking on south africa. 0 0 there from san pedro. earlier, mali beat burkina faso 2 1 to make the last eight, which sets up a clash with hosts ivory coast on saturday to make the semi finals. south korea are into the quarter finals of the asian cup after a dramatic penalty shoot out win over saudi arabia, jurgen klinsmann s side were trailing i o until the ninth minute of injury time cho gue sung with the equaliser. with the scores level the game went to spot kicks. south korea goalkeeper jo hyeon woo effectively won it for them with some crucial saves and it was left to wolves forward hwang hee chan t
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as i know, and then by january, you had all changed your mind on that. that s not my recollection, mr. chairman. that s not my recollection either, sir. okay. so is it, do russians historically prefer republicans to win over democrats? i don t know the answer to that. did the russians prefer mitt romney over barack obama in 2012? i don t know that we ever drew a formal analytic conclusion. did the russians prefer john mccain in 2008 over barack obama? i never saw a u.s. intelligence community analyst position on that issue. don t you this i it s ridiculous for sin anyone to say the russians prefer republicans other democrats? i didn t think that s what you just heard us say, i apologize, sir. i hope you didn t hear us to say that. we don t know if those particular races and i m not
the good of our security. again, it needs a strong director of national intelligence. the article makes the point that those six hard drives under his desk, they re not talking to each other, they re all from separate databases. what about the revolving door in the intelligence community where young people in their 20s and 30s are brought in as an analyst position, making somewhere between $40,000 or $60,000 a year, then they are plucked away by a private security firm, their salaries are tripled. then a couple of years later they come back to the cia and say, okay, i ve gained all this experience in the real world out there, how much are you going to pay me to come back? that s right. that s been a real problem. when mike hayden was director of the cia, he had a cooling-off period. if you left, before you could come back and work as a cia contractor there was a cooling-off period of a year. when i left the government, there was a two-year cooling-off period. it was required.