Langley Intelligence Group Videos

Former CIA officer Fred Rustmann said Chinese intelligence services are likely talking to Edward Snowden, who leaked information on NSA's PRISM program. Rustmann said they are not interested in PRISM, but rather in other classified information he has. According to Rustmann, the Chinese are likely to offer Snowden a number of inducements to provide information to them, including money and sanctuary.

American Enterprise Institute resident scholar Michael Rubin said demonstrations in Turkey reflect popular resistance to authoritarian moves by Prime Minister Erdogan. Rubin believes Erdogan will survive the unrest but that the protests helped show the West the problems inside Turkey. According to Rubin, Erdogan is overconfident from his victory in the last election, leading him to implement authoritarian policies that limit popular rights and freedoms.

The Intelligence Committee chairs on "This Week" on oversight of NSA surveillance.

Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., lamented "how little Americans seem to care" about the ongoing chaos in the Middle East during a speech at the Brookings Institution, saying it would be "naive" and "dangerous" to assume we can simply ignore the problems in the troubled region and not suffer any consequences.

Former Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Itamar Rabinovich told LIGNET that although Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is playing the settlement issue "perfectly,” he is not optimistic about Secretary of State Kerry’s mission to restart Arab-Israeli peace talks. Given the disarray in the Palestinian Authority leadership, Rabinovich said,“I’m doubtful that the quest for a final status agreement is feasible right now.”