they can use them any way they want [inaudible] without your permission? [inaudible] don t realize how valuable are their information actually is. unique speak from the new season lara logan has no agenda available on fox nation where lara take as deep dive into data privacy and censorship overreach of big tech. new episodes coming out monday through thursday. that s today. lara joins us now. lara, what was the biggest revelation you had? you know, brian, that s tough. because there is so much, right? i mean, the depth and petraeus e have given up is staggering. as a mother i was particularly
they may understand them a little too well. they were not happy. well maybe they have a right to be scared. i am glad. thanks for helping that. we can talk more about this later. maybe drinks. sounds excellent. petraeus. mike, you said this is confusing to some people. petraeus was caught with his hand in the cookie jar. he admitted he did something wrong and he resigned. actual question, i know the military can prosecute adultery if it chooses to. does the cia what is the policy on that? can they prosecute it? yes, if there is a breech of classified information, it is a unit coulder intelligence issue. it is a counterintelligence issue. it is a chain of command and a superior officer. what they are concerned about is the possibility that someone has developed undo access with somebody with classified information and will access that information,
affairs or something like that? no matter how smart you are you will take that risk. that risk will be the testosterone of the risk overwhelms your identification of crazy. you can t get me, i am much more sensitive. i don t think this story will go away. i also think it was a deflection from benghazi. do you agree? yes, although the chatter of how it was a conspiracy idea i think they did this to keep him from testifying. they will summons him and he will testify. that part doesn t hold water. he will still talk about ben dwaw swree. you combine the benghazi issue and then you can understand that the white house knew about this investigation of petraeus ahead of the election and it is perfectly reasonable to believe that all of the others stood around and said
start to explain it and he will look at me and say i can t believe you are wasting my time. i think the spies are no different than little kids playing spies. what do you want to call it? it is the place where you drop the note? no, let s call it the dead drop. if you did it like kids it would be like my three and a half-year-old and it would be called the poopy drop. that s the name of the bar you go to. wow. the poopy drop. that s because it is a great chocolate martini. sorry. i should say some of the more serious stuff, right? i do have to say one thing, because of petraeus, there is one thing people are not talking about. do we think it is a coincidence that justin and salina broke up before the benghazi hearings? that s a good point. i think the whole petraeus thing was a diversion.
whether it is a director or an operative in the field that sleeps with a lithuanian hooker. they didn t intend to because he had a couple of drinks and he is going out to dinner. i am just saying. i am kidding. that s the reason, and that s the point of it all. that s why the fbi is involved. andy, you said you were surprised petraeus e mailed the woman hoe was having an affair with that they should use invisible. they set up an get and they would write e-mails and leave them in the draft folder and the other person could log-in and read them in the draft folder examine reply. this way they were not actually e-mailing. that s clever. but still not as good as exploding paper. what is it you know, that is absolutely that s why i am here and they are there. no, but you know what the