Hersh publishes an explosive piece claiming much of what the Obama Administration said about the attack was wrong. Hersh times at the time of u. S. Rate, bin laden had been held as a prisoner of pakistani imprisoned intelligence in about a body since 2006. Top military operators knew about it and provided key assistance and that a former pakistani Intelligence Officer identified bin ladens whereabouts in return for the bulk of a 25 million u. S. Bounty. The white house claims the piece is riddled with inaccuracies. We will give sy hersh a chance to respond. Then as cia whistleblower jeffrey sterling is sentenced to 42 months in jail, we will air an exclusive interview with him. This marks the first time the public has heard his voice since he was arrested four years ago. Scared of me being sent to prison. For something i did not do. But i am comfortable with myself and the choices i have made and would not have done it any other way. I like who i see in the mirror. Amy all that and mor
Our chair chairman nunes for your leadership on this matter. Today i rise in support of h. R. 1560, protecting cybernetworks act, a bill im proud to be an original cosponsor, a bill that was unanimously voted out of our Intelligence Committee. Again, i want to commend both the chairman and the Ranking Member for their leadership. It is an honor to serve on that committee where we try on a daily basis to be bipartisan in our efforts to protect the homeland and to secure our National Security. This critical bill is both bipartisan legislation, which encourages the private sector to share cyber delet information which will cyber threat information. We are hearing about another company being hit by attacks. This costs our economy billions of dollars and threatens our National Security and jeopardizes every american personal, financial information. This bill takes a very important step towards addressing this emerging National Security threat without compromising the privacy of american cit
This week on q a our guest is Judith Miller former New York Times reporter and author of the book the story, a reporters journey. Jewely miller author of this story. Deep in the book you have a chapter called inmate 454570083 this paragraph. The worst part of jail was not sleeping on the paper thin yoga mat on the cold concrete ledges that had replaced more expensive cots nor the vile food mystery meets drenched that an inmate dubbed sloppy nose. So what was the worst thing about being in jail in for me it was probably being locked up all the time without any control over my life. I mean, we take watches or cell phones for granted. You know what time it is, you know what youre supposed to be doing. All of a sudden jail means total loss of control. You work on their schedule. You sleep on their schedule. And because i was in a kind of high security jail it wasnt a Martha Stewart cupcake life jail. There was no access to the outdoors. I think i had about four hours of real air, breatheab
Christi let me take a moment to acknowledge several people whose assistance and friendship has been so valuable during this year. I want to thank the people sitting at the head table, the eight members of the board. They fight hard every day at the white house to do their jobs with excellence in to help you do yours. [applause] i especially want to thank carol lee. Nobody fights harder than carol. She is a fierce advocate for press freedom and she will be your president next year. [applause] i want to acknowledge our incredible executive director julia wiston. Julia, thank you for keeping this associations heart in the right place for so many years. [applause] thank you george laner our lawyer three of for your insightful counsel and devotion to our core mission of fighting for openness and transparency. I thank the Tribune Publishing bureau for their support especially our bureau chief, david lauter, and my white house colleague, kathleen hennessey. I thank visionary editors of the Lo
Sleeping on a paperthin yoga mat. Nor the vile food, mystery meat drenched in thick, brown sauce. Accompanied by starches and carbohydrate in shades of brown and gray. What was the worst thing about being in jail . Judith for me, it was probably being locked up all of the time without any control over my life. We take watches and cell phones for granted. You know what time it is, you know what youre supposed to be doing. Jail means a total loss of control. You work on their schedule. You sleep on their schedule. Because i was in a kind of highsecurity jail, it was not the Martha Stewart camp cupcake kind of jail. There was no access to the outdoors. I think i had about four hours of real, breathable, outdoor air in 85 days. For me, that was the toughest part of the adjustment to my new life. Brian when were you in jail, and where . Judith i was in the Alexandria Detention Center in alexandria virginia. I had to say this, it was extremely professional. It was very well run. The people t