it all begs the question, is sony doing the right thing for the nation or for its business by pulling the film altogether? and will this encourage other hackers with a grudge against corporations or the government to do the same thing? lots to discuss with our first guest, ceo and editor of foreign policy. also author of national insecurity, american leadership in an age of fear. thank you as always for being with us. will sony s reaction be taught as a case study in how not to handle a situation like this? i think it will. i think this is from top to bottom, just about everything that you could do wrong on the message that it sends is that hackers, some place, can get into a business, get into a business s mind and actually censor things. you know, imagine, you know, kim jong-un decided, if in fact, the reports are right and north korea s behind this, he didn t want the united states of america to see this movie, and so he made a threat, played on the fears of the united s
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