and so the ethics are everything from u.s. law down to what would your mom say? and i thought that was a pretty good litmus test. what is your short answer on what you ve learned we re both in the business of cable television these days where talk is cheap and plentiful. what s the difference between those in the cheap seats and those who are in the game every day? if you sat at i sat the briefing table every day. most of the time with director tenant at the cia and 4 1/2 years doing threat briefings with robert mueller, who became the special counsel. i think what the public doesn t recognize is they might see one tenth of one percent of what we call a threat stream. some kid in atlanta or los angeles that wants to employee something up. the volume of threat below that early on was deafening. there was so much stuff we couldn t keep track. i think we are managing it better today. but just the volume, the day-to-day volume of the business is overwhelming. i m a huge fan. i ha
what you ve learned we re both in the business of cable television these days where talk is cheap and plentifully. what s the difference between those in the cheap seats and those who are in the game every day? i sat at the briefing table every day. 4 1/2 years doing threat brevings with robert mueller. i think what the public doesn t recognize is they might see one 10th of one percent of a threat screen. some kid in atlanta or los angeles that wants to employee something up. the volume of threat below that early on was deafening. there was so much stuff we couldn t keep track. i think we are managing it better today. the day to day volume of the business is overwhelming. i m a huge fan. i hate the fact you work for the competition. this is the book. it is called black site, the cia in the post 9/11 world. just went on sale this week.
television these days where talk is cheap and plentifully. what s the difference between those in the cheap seats and those who are in the game every day? i sat at the briefing table every day. 4 1/2 years doing threat brevings with robert mueller. i think what the public doesn t recognize is they might see one 10th of one percent of a threat screen. some kid in atlanta or los angeles that wants to employee something up. the volume of threat below that early on was deafening. there was so much stuff we couldn t keep track. i think we are managing it better today. the day to day volume of the business is overwhelming. i m a huge fan. i hate the fact you work for the competition. this is the book. it is called black site, the cia