for people appropriately to behave differently in those different circumstances. but looking at all of these accounts that say it just doesn t help to behave differently under the circumstances. you re unswayed by that in your own personal experience, you think it does help to use more extreme practices. well, we i was back in happier era as director of central intelligence. not only did we not have interrogations of prisoners, we didn t have any prisoners. this was 93, 94, 95. i m no expert at interrogation law. we didn t have to get into that. but i do think it s really very shortsighted of people to think that collecting intelligence from an individual is like connecting the dots as a lot of people say. if you re talking about a children s game, the dots are numbered. in the real world, the dots
snowed. the whole point of these joint terrorism task forces are to coordinate and communicate information, and if the customs and border patrol agent may have had that on the task force and didn t share it with the fbi agent i would be very concerned about that. remember, this guy is on the radar screen, you know, because of a russian intelligence lead. he s put on the radar screen, he s interviewed, and then he travels to russia and the fbi doesn t even know about this travel. dhs, department of home hand security does know about the travel, but the two dots aren t connected. these are the very, very serious issues not in ha tkpwof gotch ya way but how can we correct this so that american lives are not killed once again. alisyn: you ll be talking as you said to the boston police commissioner and i believe senator joe lieberman. how are you going to get answers about whether the dots are connected? they only know their piece of the puzzle. i d like to in from the