weapons were stolen. amazing. there is so much that we don t know and so much that we have learned from this kind of reporting. thank you. very much so we are hearing today that the survivors of that attack may finally break their eye lense. silence. cia director wrote a letter to congress. joining me now is virginia congressman, frank wolfe, congressman welcome good to have you here today. thank you. let s take a look at this. this letter was sent to the chairman of the house permanent select committee on intel mike rogers at the last part of the letter is perhaps one of the most interesting parts. it says you have asked that the
sure that we don t create an environment where people have access. we created an environment where this accident was just waiting to happen. we were extremely sloppy. we didn t exercise cyber 101. there s plenty of blame to go around. and mr. hoekstra says the government still doesn t get it. they re still not doing enough. apparently, the house permanent select committee on intel met yesterday with the members of department of state and another cabinet level person and hoekstra said those people were more interested in damage control an they were in getting the problem fixed. he said they were arrogant. damage control is what happened on this show yesterday when the spokesperson for president obama, robert gibbs came on to defend why the president hasn t spoken at all about these wikileaks scandal. here s what he had to say. our country is stronger than one guy with one web site. we should not and we should never be afraid of one guy who plopped down $35 and bought a