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Mr. O'HANLON: Part of Rumsfeld's thinking--I think he was right on this--is that if you're not sure who's going to kick you out and you're not sure who's going to say yes to allow you access in a future crisis, you want to diversify and you want to minimize your investment in a given place.	mr o'hanlon: part of rumsfeld's. thinking--i think he was right on this--is that if you're not sure who's going to kick you out and you're not, sure who's going, to say yes to allow, you access in, a future crisis you want to, diversify and you want to minimize your investment in a given	Mr O'HANLON: Part of Rumsfeld's thinking--I think he was right on this--is that if you're, not sure who's going to kick you out and you're not sure who's going to say yes to allow you access in a future crisis. you want, to diversify and you want to minimize your investment in a, given	mr. o'hanlon: part of rumsfeld's thinking--i think he was right on this--is that if you're not sure who's going to kick you out and you're not sure who's going to say yes to allow you access in a future crisis, you want to diversify and you want to minimize your investment in a given place.
Pentagon officials say that operations would be more difficult and costly if the military lost the Uzbekistan base, but spokesman Lawrence Di Rita indicated that the Pentagon could overcome that problem.	pentagon officials say that operations would be more difficult and costly if the military lost the uzbekistan base but spokesman lawrence di rita indicated that the pentagon could overcome that	Pentagon officials say that operations, would be more difficult and costly, if the military lost the Uzbekistan base but spokesman Lawrence Di, Rita indicated that the Pentagon could overcome that	pentagon officials say that operations would be more difficult and costly if the military lost the uzbekistan base, but spokesman lawrence di rita indicated that the pentagon could overcome that problem.
It happens to be a facility where there's been a great deal of assistance to important operations, but we always have a range of options and there's no one facility that's so critical that we couldn't manage without it.	it happens to be a facility where there's been a great deal of assistance to important operations, but. we always have a range of options. and there's no, one facility that's so critical. that we couldn't manage without	It happens to be a. facility, where there's been a great deal of assistance to important operations but we always, have a range of; options and, there's. no one facility that's so critical that we couldn't manage without	it happens to be a facility where there's been a great deal of assistance to important operations, but we always have a range of options and there's no one facility that's so critical that we couldn't manage without it.
Rand Corporation's Hoehn says the Pentagon should view a possible break with Uzbekistan as part of the learning curve in developing its new military posture.	rand corporation's hoehn says the pentagon should view a possible break with uzbekistan as part of the learning curve in developing its new military	Rand Corporation's Hoehn says the Pentagon should view. a possible break with Uzbekistan as part of the learning curve in developing, its new military	rand corporation's hoehn says the pentagon should view a possible break with uzbekistan as part of the learning curve in developing its new military posture.
To a greater or a lesser extent, we're going to have to expect this in the future. These arrangements are--always been seen as something that could be somewhat episodic.	to a. greater. or a lesser extent we're, going to have to expect this in the future these arrangements are--always been, seen as something that could be somewhat	To, a greater or, a lesser extent we're going to have to expect this in the future These arrangements are--always been seen as something that could be. somewhat	to a greater or a lesser extent, we're going to have to expect this in the future. these arrangements are--always been seen as something that could be somewhat episodic.
And, Hoehn says, subject to change depending on the circumstances.	and hoehn says subject to change depending on the	And Hoehn says subject to change depending on the,	and, hoehn says, subject to change depending on the circumstances.
Jackie Northam, NPR News, Washington.	jackie northam npr news	Jackie Northam NPR. News	jackie northam, npr news, washington.
With President Bush's visit to the Persian Gulf, we turn our focus next to the overall U.S. military presence in the region. Questions remain about the long-term needs and goals of the American military there.	with president bush's visit to the persian gulf we turn our focus next; to the overall u.s military presence in the region. questions remain. about the; long-term needs and goals of the american military	With. President Bush's visit. to the Persian Gulf we turn our focus next to the overall, U.S, military presence in. the region Questions, remain about the long-term needs, and goals of the American. military	with president bush's visit to the persian gulf, we turn our focus next to the overall u.s. military presence in the region. questions remain about the long-term needs and goals of the american military there.
Joining now to discuss this is retired Army Major General Robert Scales. I want to begin with Kuwait, since this is where the President actually happens to be today. When you talk about this region, you so often — we so often are focused on Iran or Iraq, but it sounds like this is a country that we don't hear as much a...	joining now to discuss this is retired army major general robert scales i want to begin. with kuwait since this is where the president actually happens to be today, when you talk about this; region. you so often — we so often are, focused on iran or iraq but it sounds like this is a country that we don't hear as much a...	Joining now. to discuss this is. retired. Army Major General Robert Scales I want to begin, with. Kuwait since this is where the President actually happens to be today When you talk about this region you so often — we so often are focused on Iran, or Iraq, but it sounds like this is a country, that we. don't hear as mu...	joining now to discuss this is retired army major general robert scales. i want to begin with kuwait, since this is where the president actually happens to be today. when you talk about this region, you so often — we so often are focused on iran or iraq, but it sounds like this is a country that we don't hear as much a...
Kuwait is extremely important to U.S. interests in the area for a couple of reasons. First of all, it's America's aircraft carrier in the region. The Kuwaitis have been very open to the stationing of troops, logistical facilities and, of course, air power. Secondly, is its geostrategic position. The fact that it's juxt...	kuwait is extremely important to u.s interests in the area for a couple of, reasons first of all it's america's aircraft carrier in the region the kuwaitis have been, very open to the stationing of troops logistical facilities and, of course air power secondly is, its geostrategic position the fact that it's juxtaposed...	Kuwait is extremely important to U.S interests in the area for a couple of reasons First of all it's America's aircraft. carrier in the region The Kuwaitis have been very open to the stationing of troops logistical facilities and of course air power Secondly is its geostrategic position The fact that it's juxtaposed be...	kuwait is extremely important to u.s. interests in the area for a couple of reasons. first of all, it's america's aircraft carrier in the region. the kuwaitis have been very open to the stationing of troops, logistical facilities and, of course, air power. secondly, is its geostrategic position. the fact that it's juxt...
So in terms of long term prospective, the United States needs to have basing rights in Kuwait. It needs to have good relationship with the Kuwaitis. Because at the end of the day, this is where most of America's combat power is going to be centralized in the region.	so in terms of long term prospective the, united, states needs to have basing rights in kuwait it needs, to have good relationship with the kuwaitis. because at the end of the day this is where most of america's combat power is going to be centralized. in the	So in terms of long term prospective the United States needs to have basing rights in Kuwait It needs to have good relationship with the Kuwaitis Because at, the end. of. the day, this is where. most of America's combat, power is going to be centralized in the	so in terms of long term prospective, the united states needs to have basing rights in kuwait. it needs to have good relationship with the kuwaitis. because at the end of the day, this is where most of america's combat power is going to be centralized in the region.
So most of the combat power is there. There was a time when we had a very large presence in Saudi Arabia. Much less so now.	so most of the combat power is there there was a time when we, had a very large presence in saudi arabia much. less so	So most of the combat power is there There, was a time when we had a very large; presence in Saudi Arabia Much less so	so most of the combat power is there. there was a time when we had a very large presence in saudi arabia. much less so now.
That's Ryan Gallagher. He writes about surveillance and privacy issues for slate.com. He thinks governments will view apps like this as a security threat, and possibly try to regulate them.	that's ryan gallagher he writes about surveillance and privacy issues for slate.com he thinks governments will view apps like this as a, security threat and, possibly try to regulate	That's Ryan Gallagher He writes, about surveillance and privacy issues for. slate.com He thinks governments will view apps like, this as. a security threat and possibly try to regulate	that's ryan gallagher. he writes about surveillance and privacy issues for slate.com. he thinks governments will view apps like this as a security threat, and possibly try to regulate them.
The latest domino fell last week when 40-year-old Michael Steinberg, a portfolio manager at SAC, was arrested at his Park Avenue apartment. Steinberg is said to be a friend and confidant of Cohen and he is by far the biggest fish nabbed by U.S. officials in their continuing investigation of the firm. The indictment spe...	the latest domino fell last week when 40-year-old michael steinberg a portfolio, manager; at sac was arrested at his park avenue apartment steinberg; is said to be a friend and, confidant of. cohen and he is by far the biggest fish nabbed by u.s officials in their continuing investigation of the firm the indictment spe...	The latest domino fell last week when 40-year-old Michael Steinberg a portfolio manager, at SAC, was arrested at his, Park Avenue apartment Steinberg is said to be a friend and confidant; of Cohen. and he is by far the biggest fish nabbed by U.S officials in their continuing investigation of the firm The indictment spe...	the latest domino fell last week when 40-year-old michael steinberg, a portfolio manager at sac, was arrested at his park avenue apartment. steinberg is said to be a friend and confidant of cohen and he is by far the biggest fish nabbed by u.s. officials in their continuing investigation of the firm. the indictment spe...
Bradley Simon is a former federal prosecutor.	bradley simon is a former, federal	Bradley Simon is a former federal	bradley simon is a former federal prosecutor.
That is classic insider trading, whereby they are trading on information that is given to them illegally and using it to make a huge profit.	that is classic insider trading whereby they are trading on information that is given; to them illegally and. using it to make a huge	That is classic insider trading whereby they are trading. on information that is given to them illegally and using, it to make a huge	that is classic insider trading, whereby they are trading on information that is given to them illegally and using it to make a huge profit.
In the first case, in 2008, an unnamed insider at computer maker Dell passed on information about a pessimistic earnings report that was about to be released to the public. The information eventually made its way to SAC employee Jon Horvath, who allegedly passed it on to Steinberg. At one point, the government says, Ho...	in the, first case in 2008, an unnamed insider at computer maker dell. passed on information about a pessimistic earnings report, that was about to be released to the public, the information eventually made its way to sac employee jon horvath who allegedly passed it on to steinberg at one; point the government says, ho...	In, the first case in 2008, an unnamed insider at computer maker Dell passed on information about a pessimistic earnings report that was about. to be released to the public The information eventually made its way to SAC employee Jon Horvath who allegedly passed it on to Steinberg At one point the government says Horvat...	in the first case, in 2008, an unnamed insider at computer maker dell passed on information about a pessimistic earnings report that was about to be released to the public. the information eventually made its way to sac employee jon horvath, who allegedly passed it on to steinberg. at one point, the government says, ho...
Please, keep to yourself as obviously not well known.	please keep to yourself, as obviously not well	Please keep to yourself as; obviously not well	please, keep to yourself as obviously not well known.
And Steinberg gave this reply.	and steinberg gave this	And Steinberg gave this	and steinberg gave this reply.
Yes. Normally, we would never divulge data like this, so please be discreet.	yes normally we would never divulge data like this so please be	Yes Normally we would never divulge data like this so please, be	yes. normally, we would never divulge data like this, so please be discreet.
U.S. officials say Steinberg quickly shorted the stock, which means he bet that it would fall. And when the bad earnings news came out, he netted a million dollars for his firm. And officials say he did the same thing with shares of the technology firm Nvidia. Steinberg's lawyer has strongly denied that he committed an...	u.s officials say, steinberg quickly shorted the stock which means he bet that it would fall and when the, bad earnings news came out he netted a million dollars for, his firm and officials say he did the, same thing with, shares of the technology firm nvidia steinberg's, lawyer has strongly denied that he committed an...	U.S officials say Steinberg quickly shorted the; stock which, means he bet that it would fall And when the bad earnings news came out he netted a million dollars. for his firm And officials say he did the same thing with shares of the technology firm Nvidia Steinberg's lawyer has strongly denied that he committed any w...	u.s. officials say steinberg quickly shorted the stock, which means he bet that it would fall. and when the bad earnings news came out, he netted a million dollars for his firm. and officials say he did the same thing with shares of the technology firm nvidia. steinberg's lawyer has strongly denied that he committed an...
Cohen is a hugely successful hedge fund operator, said to be worth billions of dollars. But Dan Richmond, a former federal prosecutor says, tying Cohen to the insider trading at his firm requires stronger evidence than we've seen so far.	cohen is, a hugely. successful hedge fund, operator said to be worth billions of dollars but dan richmond a former federal prosecutor says tying cohen to the insider trading at his firm requires stronger evidence than we've seen so	Cohen is a hugely successful hedge fund operator said to be worth billions. of dollars But Dan Richmond a former federal prosecutor says tying Cohen to the insider trading at his firm requires stronger evidence than we've seen so	cohen is a hugely successful hedge fund operator, said to be worth billions of dollars. but dan richmond, a former federal prosecutor says, tying cohen to the insider trading at his firm requires stronger evidence than we've seen so far.
You're really looking for proof that goes a lot further than saying this guy was at the top of an organization that had some bad apples in it. You need to really show some participation on his part.	you're really looking for proof that goes a lot further, than saying this. guy was at the, top of, an organization that had some bad apples in it you need to really show some participation on his.	You're really looking for. proof that goes a lot further than saying this guy was at the top of an organization that had some bad apples in it You need to really show some participation on his	you're really looking for proof that goes a lot further than saying this guy was at the top of an organization that had some bad apples in it. you need to really show some participation on his part.
But some of those arrested are now cooperating with the government, including Jon Horvath. And Richmond says the steady drumbeat of indictments and arrests could scare others into coming forward.	but some of those arrested are now cooperating with the government including jon horvath, and richmond says the steady drumbeat of indictments and arrests could scare others into coming	But, some of those arrested are now cooperating with the government including Jon Horvath And Richmond says the. steady drumbeat of indictments and arrests could scare others into coming	but some of those arrested are now cooperating with the government, including jon horvath. and richmond says the steady drumbeat of indictments and arrests could scare others into coming forward.
One of the things the government thrives on is the fact that people read this indictment and think if I don't call the government first, they'll be at my door tomorrow.	one of the things the government thrives on is the fact that people read this indictment and think if i don't call the government, first. they'll be at my door	One of the things the government thrives, on is the, fact that people read this indictment and think if I don't call the government first they'll be at my door	one of the things the government thrives on is the fact that people read this indictment and think if i don't call the government first, they'll be at my door tomorrow.
But Bradley Simon, for one, is skeptical that the trail will lead to Cohen. Simon notes that the Securities and Exchange Commission recently announced a $600 million settlement with SAC on insider trading charges. It's now being reviewed by a judge. Simon says he could be wrong, but he says it would be unusual for the ...	but bradley simon for one is skeptical that the trail will lead to cohen simon notes that the securities and exchange; commission recently announced a $600 million settlement with sac on insider trading charges it's now, being reviewed by. a judge. simon says he could be wrong but he says it would be unusual. for. the ...	But Bradley Simon for one is skeptical that the trail, will lead to Cohen Simon notes that the Securities and Exchange. Commission recently announced a $600 million settlement with SAC on insider trading charges It's now, being reviewed, by a judge Simon says he could be wrong but he says it would be unusual for the. S...	but bradley simon, for one, is skeptical that the trail will lead to cohen. simon notes that the securities and exchange commission recently announced a $600 million settlement with sac on insider trading charges. it's now being reviewed by a judge. simon says he could be wrong, but he says it would be unusual for the ...
The fact that he's settled with the SEC when supposedly there is this big criminal investigation going on, and he settled without an admission of wrongdoing, leads me to believe that he's been given some indication that they're not going to ultimately pull the trigger on him.	the fact that. he's settled with the. sec when supposedly there is this big criminal, investigation going on and he settled without an admission of, wrongdoing leads, me to believe that, he's been given some indication that they're not going, to ultimately pull the trigger on	The fact that he's. settled with the; SEC when supposedly there is this big criminal investigation going on and he settled without an admission of wrongdoing leads me to believe that he's been given some indication. that they're not, going to ultimately pull the trigger on,	the fact that he's settled with the sec when supposedly there is this big criminal investigation going on, and he settled without an admission of wrongdoing, leads me to believe that he's been given some indication that they're not going to ultimately pull the trigger on him.
And Simon points out that Cohen doesn't seem to be acting like a man who expects to go to jail anytime soon. He recently bought a big house in the Hamptons and he also spent $155 million on a Picasso painting. Still, the Justice Department insists its investigation isn't through yet and they're not ruling out charges a...	and, simon points out that, cohen doesn't seem to be, acting like a man who expects to go to. jail anytime soon he recently bought a; big house in the hamptons and he also spent $155 million on a picasso; painting still the justice department insists its investigation isn't through yet and, they're not ruling out charg...	And. Simon, points, out. that Cohen, doesn't seem to be acting like a man who expects to go to jail anytime, soon He recently bought a big house in the Hamptons and he also spent $155 million on a Picasso, painting Still the Justice Department insists its investigation isn't through yet and they're not ruling out charg...	and simon points out that cohen doesn't seem to be acting like a man who expects to go to jail anytime soon. he recently bought a big house in the hamptons and he also spent $155 million on a picasso painting. still, the justice department insists its investigation isn't through yet and they're not ruling out charges a...
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It sounds like something out of a spy movie.	it sounds, like something out of a spy	It sounds. like something out of a spy	it sounds like something out of a spy movie.
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(as Gareth Mallory) You lost the drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organizations across the globe.	(as gareth mallory) you lost the drive containing the identity of, every agent embedded in terrorist organizations; across the	(as Gareth Mallory) You lost the drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organizations across the	(as gareth mallory) you lost the drive containing the identity of every agent embedded in terrorist organizations across the globe.
I bet James Bond wishes he'd burned those electronic files. And with the new iPhone app called Silent Circle, Agent 007 could've done just that. John Callas is one of the people who developed the app. He says the idea is pretty simple.	i bet james bond wishes he'd burned those electronic files, and with the new, iphone app called silent circle agent 007 could've done just that john callas is one of the people who developed the app he says the idea is; pretty	I bet James Bond wishes he'd burned those electronic files And with, the new iPhone app called Silent Circle Agent 007 could've done just that John Callas is, one of the people, who developed the app He says the idea is pretty	i bet james bond wishes he'd burned those electronic files. and with the new iphone app called silent circle, agent 007 could've done just that. john callas is one of the people who developed the app. he says the idea is pretty simple.
It's a timer. So you can say one hour, seven minutes - whatever.	it's a timer so you, can say one hour seven minutes,	It's; a timer So you can say. one hour seven minutes	it's a timer. so you can say one hour, seven minutes - whatever.
It's called a burn notice. When the time's up, the text is erased from both the sender and the receiver's phones. Callas and his business partners got the idea after hearing an all-too-familiar story: A friend of theirs had inadvertently read a text meant for someone else.	it's called a burn notice when the time's up the text; is erased from, both the sender and the receiver's phones callas and his business partners got the idea after hearing an all-too-familiar story: a friend of theirs had inadvertently read a text meant for someone	It's called a burn notice When the time's up the text is erased. from both the sender and the receiver's phones Callas and his business partners. got. the idea after hearing an all-too-familiar story: A friend of. theirs had inadvertently read, a text meant for someone	it's called a burn notice. when the time's up, the text is erased from both the sender and the receiver's phones. callas and his business partners got the idea after hearing an all-too-familiar story: a friend of theirs had inadvertently read a text meant for someone else.
The person who told us this said it made them think that this colleague of theirs was careless with the things that they were talking about in private; and said, couldn't you just make it so that when I send someone something, it only lasts for 10 or 15 minutes?	the person, who told us this said it made them think that this colleague of theirs was careless with the, things that they were talking about. in private and said couldn't you just make it so that when i send someone something. it only lasts for, 10 or	The person who told us this said it made them think that this colleague of, theirs was careless with the things that; they were, talking about in private and. said couldn't you just make it so that when I send someone something it only lasts for 10 or	the person who told us this said it made them think that this colleague of theirs was careless with the things that they were talking about in private; and said, couldn't you just make it so that when i send someone something, it only lasts for 10 or 15 minutes?
Well, they did it. For $20 a month, anyone with an iPhone or an Android can subscribe. They'll also encrypt your calls and texts so that they can't be hacked, tapped or otherwise tampered with. It works on video chats and documents, too, because Callas says our phones hold very personal data.	well they did it for $20 a month anyone; with an iphone or an; android can subscribe they'll also encrypt your calls and; texts so that they can't be hacked tapped or otherwise tampered with it works on video. chats and documents too, because callas says our phones. hold very personal	Well they did it For $20 a month anyone with an iPhone or an Android. can, subscribe They'll also encrypt your calls and texts so, that they can't be hacked tapped or, otherwise, tampered with It; works on, video chats and documents too because Callas says our phones hold very personal	well, they did it. for $20 a month, anyone with an iphone or an android can subscribe. they'll also encrypt your calls and texts so that they can't be hacked, tapped or otherwise tampered with. it works on video chats and documents, too, because callas says our phones hold very personal data.
We do use texts, we use phone calls, for very intimate things that we don't want to have to justify later.	we do use texts we use phone calls for very intimate things that we don't want to have to justify	We do use. texts we use phone calls for very, intimate things that we don't want to have to justify	we do use texts, we use phone calls, for very intimate things that we don't want to have to justify later.
But what if the bad guys get the app? Some users may use the app to skirt the authorities, but Callas says that's not a reason to keep the technology from the rest of us. He says there are too many cases of law-abiding citizens being spied on.	but what if the bad guys get, the app? some users may use the, app to skirt the authorities but callas says that's not a reason to, keep the technology from the. rest of us he says there are too many; cases of. law-abiding; citizens, being spied	But what if the bad guys get the app? Some users may use the app to skirt the authorities but Callas says that's not a reason to keep the technology, from the rest of us He says there are too many, cases of law-abiding citizens being spied	but what if the bad guys get the app? some users may use the app to skirt the authorities, but callas says that's not a reason to keep the technology from the rest of us. he says there are too many cases of law-abiding citizens being spied on.