responsible for uncovering spies. i got a call when i was in los angeles. we want you to come back and run this group. when i went over to the counterespionage group i asked if i could bring an assistant with me, somebody from the fbi and john i had work would previously in laufros angeles. the first fbi agents inserted in like cover in the cia was a singular opportunity. i tend to value those more and i ve never regretted it. most of the people in the cia did not know i was there looking for a spy. did you have a cia badge or cia badge. so they didn t know you were from the fbi? within a week everybody in that building knew i was from the fbi. they didn t particularly care for me being there but they definitely knew who i was.
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candid views of this president. you talk to them one on one, they re pretty up front about the fact that they don t take all the president s words to heart. that they are kind of getting used to how he conducts himself and his disregard for the facts. and that s a remarkable thing for an american president, members of his own party, in the congress to say. it s where we are. and i m kind of used to it too now, because you talk to members of the congress. and in private, they don t even bother offering a defense of this president. they acknowledge he says things that are not true. look at what bob corker told us a few months ago in that interview, where he really broke with the president. he said the president tweets things that are not true, you know it, i know it, he knows it,
damage to the fabric of american democracy, and that s an extraordinary thing for them to say. yeah. but yet they won t say it publicly. here s what i have to ask you, and one of the main reasons i m as
like to be on the white house staff. got to watch twitter to see what people are going to do. you were in, you were around when the colin kaepernick protests were going on when he was playing for the 49ers. what did you think then about that? i fully supported his right to speak out. i thought he made some mistakes, some big mistakes early. he wore the socks. remember the socks that were pigs in policemen ewan forps. he didn t have a clear message at first. but i supported his right to protest and i think what he did was really admirable. he went out and sought the advice of a man named nate boyer, a former player with a seahawks. a military veteran, who gave kaepernick the advice to kneel. he said in stead of sitting on the bench, kneel. it s also a sign of respect. if you think about you bow in front of somebody. and so this was the advice kaepernick sought out. he sort of refined his message, saying i thought things had made
more sense in terms of clarifying what he was protest
and who sent her in. and, those are men in wingsuits, trying to fly right into that plane. good evening, it s great to have you with us on a very busy tuesday night. we begin with north korea late today launching a new missile, this time flying higher and longer than any it has launched before. tonight, what it reveals about their ability to reach this country. it s the third icbm launch, the other two in july. each reaching farther than the one before it. the launch, a direct provocation to the u.s. tonight. president trump responding moments ago. here s bob woodruff. reporter: tonight, north korea acts again. and this time, we know that president trump was being briefed as the missile was in the air. the new missile test is another intercontinental ballistic
missile. what makes this missile different, it flew higher and longer than ever before. 90 minutes after it splashed down in the sea of japan, the president addressing the provocative move. a missile was launched a lit
sky. the rocket launch that mesmerized millions. and the confusion, chaos and crashes it caused. and good evening and welcome to world news tonight. i m tom llamas, in for david. and we begin with that deadly winter wallop, striking the day after christmas, as millions of americans travel for the holidays. snow falling from coast to coast. eye-popping accumulations in parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. more than 50 inches in some spots. and it s not just snow. wind chill alerts in 20 states. this time lapse video from duluth, minnesota, where temperatures hit 21 degrees below zero. causing steam and fog to rise from lake superior. treacherous driving conditions tonight. four killed in one interstate crash in kansas. slow going from the great lakes through the northeast. and a frightening moment at boston s logan airport, when a jetblue passenger plane skidded out after landing in slick
conditions. airline delays stacking up tonight as that arctic blast moves east. abc s