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It's hard to know where to start.  If someone would have told me before Russia's invasion of Ukraine on February 24 that on Monday March 7 we would be reading the range of headlines that we have in today's report, I would have said you were insane.  In this episode we have reports of US officials traveling to Venezuela, Iranian condemnation of Russia, the UN's highest court holding a special hearing on Genocide and Saudi Arabia's plan to leverage oil to get what it wants from the US.  All of this is against a backdrop of unthinkable suffering in Ukraine as Russia continues to assault civilian areas and unprecedented economic sanctions against Russia that we are yet to fully understand how they will ultimately impact global financial stability. I have to reference General Hayden's comments at our threat conference years ago when he said the world has never been more complicated, that was in 2017.  I think we've now entered a whole new dimension of complicated.  Let's get to the rest of today's report.

General Michael Hayden (@GenMhayden) is a retired United States Air Force general, former Director of the NSA and CIA, and author of Playing to the Edge: American Intelligence in the Age of Terror. [Note: This is a previously broadcast episode from the vault that we felt deserved a fresh listen!] What We Discuss with General Michael Hayden: How does an intelligence agent view cognition, cognitive bias, and psychology differently from a policymaker? What is The Unpleasant Fact an intelligence agent brings to the briefing table? General Hayden gives us a rare glimpse of working for two very different presidents and conveys the importance of adapting to their particular learning styles. Find out what it’s like to present new intelligence to an administration that forces it to change policy. (Awkward!) Get General Hayden’s take on the Orlando shootings and the difficulty of balancing security with liberty. And much more… Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/576 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

In this episode, the group talks to SCC member and stroke survivor four-star General Michael Hayden. The questions range from dealing with aphasia to where he was on 911. This episode is longer than usual and so worth it! Listen in.

This week we’re presenting a special bonus episode of the State Secrets podcast.  Each year at the Cipher Brief’s Annual Threat Conference, we open the event with a presentation of our Annual Threat Report.  In 2018 former Director of the CIA and NSA, General Michael Hayden presented the annual threat report.   He began with an overview of the top global security threats.  On that list were issues related to China, Russia, North Korea, Iran and Terrorism, as you would expect.  But Hayden also adds a rich description of how the global world order, the one based significantly on the post WWII, American-led system is changing.  That change, he argues represents a major concern for the entire world, in particular for U.S. allies, and represents very serious challenges to the United States.

General Michael Hayden (@GenMhayden) is a retired United States Air Force general, former Director of the CIA and NSA, and author of The Assault on Intelligence: American National Security in an Age of Lies. What We Discuss with General Michael Hayden: Why the current administration revoking security clearance of dissenting intelligence leadership is a big deal -- and why General Hayden believes it sets a precedent that threatens national security. The phenomenon of the unpleasant fact knows no political allegiance. Why it's imperative that we know how to tell uncomfortable truths in any field -- whether we're intelligence agents, business owners, or team members. How intelligence agents and operators at the highest levels of power in government create and maintain relationships and handle sensitive conflicts. An inside look at the game of espionage and why it's a crucial force for those of us who live in a democracy. And much more... Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally! Full show notes and resources can be found here.

(A Midday re-broadcast: originally aired June 19, 2018)Tom’s guest is General Michael Hayden. In more than 40 years in the Air Force and the Intelligence Community, the retired four-star general served as Director of the National Security Agency from 1999-2005, during the George W. Bush Administration. He also served for about a year as the Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, and in 2006, he became the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, until President Obama appointed Leon Panetta to that position in 2009. The thesis of General Hayden’s latest book is disconcerting and frightening. Given President Trump’s proclivity to lie about what he knows to be true, and the danger that there are things he should know to be true, but doesn’t, Michael Hayden paints a picture of an intelligence community at risk, whose efficacy is directly affected by the President’s refusal to acknowledge facts, and his harsh and undisciplined rhetoric. If the intelligence community cannot effectively do its job, then the country is at risk, as are the basic institutions that make-up our democracy. General Hayden is no stranger himself to controversy surrounding intelligence. It was under his watch at the NSA during the Bush administration that reports surfaced of warrantless wiretapping of Americans in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. His new book is about the importance of truth-telling, an abiding responsibility of the intelligence community when it educates the President about the geo-political landscape, and the options that the Commander in Chief may consider to address a range of challenges. The book is called The Assault on Intelligence: American National Security in an Age of Lies, published by Penguin Press. General Michael Hayden joined us on Midday from the studios of NPR in Washington, D.C.In this archive edition of Midday, we can’t take your calls and e mails.

In our 225th episode of The Cyberlaw Podcast, Stewart Baker interviews General Michael Hayden (@GenMhayden) regarding his new book The Assault on Intelligence: American National Security in an Age of Lies. Stewart and General Hayden are joined by Paul Rosenzweig(@RosenzweigP), David Kris (@DavidKris), Nate Jones (@n8jones81), and Nick Weaver (@ncweaver) to discuss: ZTE takes compliance steps, gets preliminary life support order from Commerce Department; and China Mobile’s application to provide telecom service to Americans is also going to bite the dust – after only seven years of dithering; remarkably, European Parliament has second thoughts about self-destructive copyright maximalism – maybe Wikipedia Italy’s blocking campaign had some effect? Is Europe leaving the US in the dust when it comes to rifling through immigrants' digital data? And: Israel claims that social media monitoring has cut down on lone-wolf attacks – the Palestinians aren’t happy; DNC tries to improve security, gets 80% of its staff not to click on bad links – what’s sad is that this really is pretty good by the standards of most institutions; Feds have developed a strategy to bust Dark Web money launderers; NSA’s mass data destruction. The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of the firm.

Tom’s guest today is General Michael Hayden. In more than 40 years in the Air Force and the Intelligence Community, the retired four-star General served as the Director of the National Security Agency from 1999-2005, during the George W. Bush Administration. He also served for about a year as the Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, and in 2006, he became the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, until President Obama appointed Leon Panetta to that position in 2009. The thesis of General Hayden’s latest book is disconcerting and frightening. Given President Trump’s proclivity to lie about what he knows to be true, and the danger that there are things he should know to be true, but doesn’t, Michael Hayden paints a picture of an intelligence community at risk, whose efficacy is directly affected by the President’s refusal to acknowledge facts, and his harsh and undisciplined rhetoric. If the intelligence community cannot effectively do its job, then the country is at risk, as are the basic institutions that make-up our democracy. General Hayden is no stranger himself to controversy surrounding intelligence. It was under his watch at the NSA during the Bush administration that reports surfaced of warrantless wiretapping of Americans in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks. His new book is about the importance of truth-telling, an abiding responsibility of the intelligence community when it educates the President about the geo-political landscape, and the options that the Commander in Chief may consider to address a range of challenges. The book is called The Assault on Intelligence: American National Security in an Age of Lies, published by Penguin Press. General Michael Hayden joins us on Midday from the studios of NPR in Washington, D.C.

New York Times editor Philip Taubman met General Michael Hayden while investigating NSA eavesdropping operations that began after 9/11. As the director of both the NSA and the CIA, Hayden experienced every facet of cybersecurity. Here, he and Taubman discuss responses to events like Russian hacking during the last U.S. election and leaked NSA tools shared by the Shadow Brokers. Stanford University is a nonpartisan institution, as is the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies. The opinions of the commentators are not necessarily aligned with the views of either institution.

New York Times editor Philip Taubman met General Michael Hayden while investigating NSA eavesdropping operations that began after 9/11. As the director of both the NSA and the CIA, Hayden experienced every facet of cybersecurity. Here, he and Taubman discuss responses to events like Russian hacking during the last U.S. election and leaked NSA tools shared by the Shadow Brokers. Stanford University is a nonpartisan institution, as is the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies. The opinions of the commentators are not necessarily aligned with the views of either institution.

April 27, 2017 Craig Wolfley is back in the Wolf's Den Studio at the Pittsburgh Podcast Network this week with Pittsburgh native, General Michael Hayden (North Catholic, Duquesne), the only person ever to hold both positions of Director of the CIA and the NSA. Topics include the passing of Steelers owner Ambassador Dan Rooney, growing up on Pittsburgh's North Side, top level government, politics and General Hayden’s book “Playing to the Edge: American Intelligence in the Age of Terror”. The Craig Wolfley Podcast is proudly sponsored by J & D Waterproofing. Call them at 1-800-VERY-DRY or JDwaterproofing.com LISTEN to the PODCAST show right here below. ALL WAYS TO LISTEN: – The Craig Wolfley Podcast is free and available to listen 24/7/365 worldwide. Audio On-Demand in your hand on smartphone, tablet, laptop and desktop computers. Search...Craig Wolfley Podcast on most listening platforms and the shows are delivered to your feed. – APPLE users can find us on the iTunes and Podcast app. – ANDROID users can find us on Google Play Music – ALSO available to listen by any user on ALL computers, tablets, and smartphones via SoundCloud, Stitcher or Tunein More About General Michael Hayden: Michael Hayden is a retired United States Air Force four-star general and former Director of the National Security Agency, Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, and Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. He is currently a principal at the Chertoff Group, a security consultancy founded by former Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff. Hayden also serves as a Distinguished Visiting Professor at George Mason University School of Public Policy. You can get General Hayden's book, “Playing to the Edge: American Intelligence in the Age of Terror”, at amazon.com and other retailers. PODCAST TWITTER FOLLOWS: @CraigWolfley, @TunchandWolf, @Steelers, @LightOfLife, @talentnetworktv, @PghPodcast, @JDWaterproofing @GenMhayden CRAIG WOLFLEY BOOKINGS, INQUIRIES, CONTACT THE PODCAST talent network, inc. David Sedelmeier mail@talentnetworkinc.com Exclusively Produced at talent network, inc. by Pittsburgh Podcast Network

General Michael Hayden is the only person ever to lead both the CIA and NSA. For 10 years, he was a key player in some of the most important events in the history of American national security. Now, at a time of ominous new threats and political change, General Hayden will share an insider’s perspective of America's intelligence wars. What role did US intelligence play in the wake of terrorist threats, a major war and the technological revolution? What was the transformation of the NSA after 9/11? Why did the NSA begin the controversial terrorist surveillance program that included the collection of domestic phone records? What else was set in motion during this period that formed the backdrop for the infamous Snowden revelations in 2013? General Hayden is a retired United States Air Force four-star general, former director of the NSA, principal deputy director of National Intelligence, and director of the CIA. His recent book, "Playing to the Edge: American Intelligence in the Age of Terror," is a behind-the-scenes account of his experiences within our national intelligence operations. His goals for writing it are simple: No apologies. No excuses. Just what happened. Speaker General Michael Hayden is the Former Director of the NSA and CIA. Jane Wales, CEO, World Affairs and Global Philanthropy Forum, and Vice President, The Aspen Institute, moderates the discussion. For more information please visit: http://www.worldaffairs.org/event-calendar/event/1692

Jimmy is back at the Pittsburgh Podcast Network Studio for his 150th podcast episode, and he welcomes as his guest his good friend, Pittsburgh native, General Michael Hayden, the only person to be director of both the NSA and the CIA. General Hayden talks about growing up in Pittsburgh, his travels around the globe, his take on the election (without mentioning names), what it was like to work under George W. Bush, and of course, his new book Playing To The Edge. Later in the show, Jim and the General are joined by Harry Hayden, the General’s brother and one of Jimmy’s best friends. Former Pittsburgh Steeler Craig Wolfley also gets in on the show – this is an episode you can’t miss! Fantasy Football Fans – The Wait Is Nearly Over. Football Is Back! Which Means FANDUEL is Back. Sign Up Today! Go To Fanduel.Com, Click The Join Now Button, And Use My Code “KRENN”. Special Offer For New Users!! • Deposit Today And You Will Get 5 Free Entries To NFL Beginner Contests. • You’ll Get 1 Free Entry A Week, 5 Weeks In A Row! • They’re 50/50 Contests Where The Top Half Of Players Win Cash. • Don’t Forget To Use My Code “KRENN” For 5 FREE ENTRIES. • (Void Where Prohibited) ** NOW EXCLUSIVELY on the “Pittsburgh Podcast Network” Check out links below to listen regularly.** • Listen on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/nl/podcast/jim-krenn-no-restrictions/id620449759?l=en • Listen on Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/jim-krenn-no-restrictions • Listen on SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/jim-krenn-no-restrictions • Listen at Art19: http://art19.com/shows/jim-krenn-no-restrictions • Listen on the Pittsburgh Podcast Network web site http://pittsburghpodcastnetwork.com/news/ • Listen on the Jim Krenn web site http://jimkrenn.com/podcast TWITTER FOLLOWS: @JimKrenn, @TalentNetworkTV, @PGHPodcast, @PrimeCoreGroup @GenMHayden, @CraigWolfley CONTACT THE PODCAST: http://talent network, inc. mail@talentnetworkinc.com

August 30, 2016 Jim Krenn: No Restrictions #150 Jim Krenn is back at the Pittsburgh Podcast Network Studio for his 150th podcast, and he welcomes as his guest his good friend General Michael Hayden, the only man to be director of both the NSA and the CIA. General Hayden talks about growing up in Pittsburgh, his travels around the globe, his take on the election (without mentioning names), what it was like to work under George W. Bush, and of course, his new book Playing To The Edge. Later in the show, Jim and the General are joined by Harry Hayden, the General's brother and one of Jimmy's best friends. Former Pittsburgh Steeler Craig Wolfley also gets in on the show - this is an episode you can't miss! FANTASY FOOTBALL FANS - THE WAIT IS NEARLY OVER. FOOTBALL IS BACK! WHICH MEANS FANDUEL IS BACK. SIGN UP TODAY! GO TO FANDUEL.COM, CLICK THE JOIN NOW BUTTON, AND USE MY CODE “KRENN”. SPECIAL OFFER FOR NEW USERS!! DEPOSIT TODAY AND YOU WILL GET 5 FREE ENTRIES TO NFL BEGINNER CONTESTS. YOU’LL GET 1 FREE ENTRY A WEEK, 5 WEEKS IN A ROW! THEY’RE 50/50 CONTESTS WHERE THE TOP HALF OF PLAYERS WIN CASH. DON’T FORGET TO USE MY CODE “KRENN” FOR 5 FREE ENTRIES. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED. Listen to Jim Krenn: No Restrictions here: ** NOW EXCLUSIVELY on the “Pittsburgh Podcast Network” Check out the new links to listen regularly.** • Listen on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/nl/podcast/jim-krenn-no-restrictions/id620449759?l=en • Listen on SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/jim-krenn-no-restrictions • Listen at Art19: http://art19.com/shows/jim-krenn-no-restrictions • Listen on Tunein: http://tunein.com/radio/Jim-Krenn-No-Restrictions-p500206/ • Listen on the Pittsburgh Podcast Network web site http://pittsburghpodcastnetwork.com/news/ • Listen on the Jim Krenn web site http://jimkrenn.com/podcast TWITTER FOLLOWS: @JimKrenn, @TalentNetworkTV, @PGHPodcast, @PrimeCoreGroup @GenMHayden, @CraigWolfley CONTACT THE PODCAST: http://talent network, inc. mail@talentnetworkinc.com

Jim Krenn is back at the Pittsburgh Podcast Network Studio for his 150th podcast episode, and he welcomes as his guest his good friend General Michael Hayden, the only man to be director of both the NSA and the CIA. General Hayden talks about growing up in Pittsburgh, his travels around the globe, his take on the election (without mentioning names), what it was like to work under George W. Bush, and of course, his new book Playing To The Edge. Later in the show, Jim, and the General are joined by Harry Hayden, the General’s brother and one of Jimmy’s best friends. Former Pittsburgh Steeler Craig Wolfley also gets in on the show – this is an episode you can’t miss! NOW EXCLUSIVELY on the “Pittsburgh Podcast Network” CONTACT THE PODCAST: mail@talentnetworkinc.com Fantasy Football Fans – The Wait Is Nearly Over. Football Is Back! FANDUEL is Back. Sign Up Today! Go To Fanduel.Com, Click The Join Now Button, And Use My Code “KRENN”. • (Void Where Prohibited)

General Michael V. Hayden, former Director of the National Security Agency and the Central Intelligence Agency, and retired United States Air Force four-star general, joined us to discuss his new book, Playing to the Edge: American Intelligence in the Age of Terror, his memoir as a career intelligence officer and leader. Though the book covers the arc of his entire professional life, our Teleforum focuses primarily on the cyber world, which General Hayden describes as “a domain of conflict and cooperation whose importance seems to grow by the hour” couched “in an era of shrinking trust in government and expanding global threats." -- Featuring: General Michael V. Hayden Principal, The Chertoff Group, Former NSA and CIA Director. Moderator: Prof. Jamil N. Jaffer, Adjunct Professor and Director, Homeland and National Security Law Program.

You can learn a lot from a sociopath. How to be charismatic, charming, convincing... They know how you think. "That's the mindset we want," Jordan Harbinger said. He was kidnapped twice. Once in Serbia. Once in Mexico. He talked his way out both times. "We knew there was a problem," he said. "The cop gets in my face and says, 'In your country, can you walk around with no identification and no passport? Tell me the Goddamn truth.'" Jordan was in Serbia teaching refugees English. "Yeah, we don't need any form of identification at all," he said. The cop turned to his friend and in Serbian said, "I guess they really are free over there. I had no idea." They didn't know Jordan spoke Serbian. He ended up in a basement. Pipes were sticking out of the wall. There was no water for miles. Wires were everywhere. And Jordan was tied to a chair. They threatened to burn his eyes with a cigarette. The guard had a club and rakia, a homebrewed liquor. Jordan talked his way out of going blind and into having a drink with his kidnapper. I always say advice is autobiography. Now Jordan's made a career teaching ultimate survival skills through his podcast, "The Art of Charm." I asked him, "How can I be more likable?" "I think you're very likable..." Later he said I have "an un-punchable face." And I agreed. When Jordan was single, he saw a girl texting on the train. There was no cell service. I tried guessing what he said to her, "'I didn't get your text, can you re-send it?'" "No, no that's a great, pick-up line, but I wanted to disarm her. So I said something like, 'Are you gonna write the whole book on your phone?'" I asked him the top 5 takeaways from his podcast. He said everyone's decision-making process is different. "Everyone gets to the top differently." Jordan's interviewed world leaders like General Hayden, the former head of the NSA and CIA, Super Bowl MVP Hines Ward, and 500+ more. They all have stories. We all do. You could even self-publish yours. That's what I did. My life changes every six months. Maybe yours will too. I even wrote a guide called "The Ultimate Checklist Before Self-Publishing." You can get the checklist now (for free). Write a book. Sell it for 99 cents. And email me when you get your first sale. I'll tell you even more about this on Saturday. I'm doing a special bonus podcast with Jordan. You'll hear his two kidnapping stories and you'll learn about the 20 steps I took to become a best selling author. (If you don't want to miss it subscribe now.) But for now here's Jordan's top 5 takeaways from "The Art of Charm." ------------What do YOU think of the show? Head to JamesAltucherShow.com/listeners and fill out a short survey that will help us better tailor the podcast to our audience!Are you interested in getting direct answers from James about your question on a podcast? Go to JamesAltucherShow.com/AskAltucher and send in your questions to be answered on the air!------------Visit Notepd.com to read our idea lists & sign up to create your own!My new book, Skip the Line, is out! Make sure you get a copy wherever books are sold!Join the You Should Run for President 2.0 Facebook Group, where we discuss why you should run for President.I write about all my podcasts! Check out the full post and learn what I learned at jamesaltuchershow.com------------Thank you so much for listening! If you like this episode, please rate, review, and subscribe to "The James Altucher Show" wherever you get your podcasts: Apple PodcastsiHeart RadioSpotifyFollow me on social media:YouTubeTwitterFacebookLinkedIn

You can learn a lot from a sociopath. How to be charismatic, charming, convincing... They know how you think. “That’s the mindset we want,” Jordan Harbinger said. He was kidnapped twice. Once in Serbia. Once in Mexico. He talked his way out both times. “We knew there was a problem,” he said. “The cop gets in my face and says, ‘In your country, can you walk around with no identification and no passport? Tell me the Goddamn truth.’” Jordan was in Serbia teaching refugees English. “Yeah, we don’t need any form of identification at all,” he said. The cop turned to his friend and in Serbian said, “I guess they really are free over there. I had no idea.” They didn’t know Jordan spoke Serbian. He ended up in a basement. Pipes were sticking out of the wall. There was no water for miles. Wires were everywhere. And Jordan was tied to a chair. They threatened to burn his eyes with a cigarette. The guard had a club and rakia, a homebrewed liquor. Jordan talked his way out of going blind and into having a drink with his kidnapper. I always say advice is autobiography. Now Jordan’s made a career teaching ultimate survival skills through his podcast, “The Art of Charm.” I asked him, “How can I be more likable?” “I think you’re very likable…” Later he said I have “an un-punchable face.” And I agreed. When Jordan was single, he saw a girl texting on the train. There was no cell service. I tried guessing what he said to her, “‘I didn’t get your text, can you re-send it?’” “No, no that’s a great, pick-up line, but I wanted to disarm her. So I said something like, ‘Are you gonna write the whole book on your phone?’” I asked him the top 5 takeaways from his podcast. He said everyone’s decision-making process is different. “Everyone gets to the top differently.” Jordan’s interviewed world leaders like General Hayden, the former head of the NSA and CIA, Super Bowl MVP Hines Ward, and 500+ more. They all have stories. We all do. You could even self-publish yours. That’s what I did. My life changes every six months. Maybe yours will too. I even wrote a guide called “The Ultimate Checklist Before Self-Publishing.” You can get the checklist now (for free). Write a book. Sell it for 99 cents. And email me when you get your first sale. I’ll tell you even more about this on Saturday. I’m doing a special bonus podcast with Jordan. You’ll hear his two kidnapping stories and you’ll learn about the 20 steps I took to become a best selling author. (If you don’t want to miss it subscribe now.) But for now here’s Jordan’s top 5 takeaways from “The Art of Charm.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

General Michael Hayden (@GenMhayden) is a retired United States Air Force general, former Director of the NSA and CIA, and author of Playing to the Edge: American Intelligence in the Age of Terror. The Cheat Sheet: How does an intelligence agent view cognition, cognitive bias, and psychology differently from a policy maker? What is The Unpleasant Fact an intelligence agent brings to the briefing table? General Hayden gives us a rare glimpse of working for two very different presidents and conveys the importance of adapting to their particular learning styles. Find out what it's like to present new intelligence to an administration that forces it to change policy. (Awkward!) Get General Hayden's take on the recent Orlando shootings and the difficulty of balancing security with liberty. And so much more... Show notes at http://theartofcharm.com/podcast-episodes/general-michael-hayden-playing-edge-episode-523/ HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! If you dig the show, please subscribe in iTunes and write us a review! This is what helps us stand out from the crowd and help people find the credible advice they need. Review the show in iTunes! We rely on it! http://www.theartofcharm.com/mobilereview Stay Charming!

On this week's FAST FORWARD, Jo Ling Kent of the FOX Business Network interviews General Michael Hayden, about some of the United States’ “dark secrets”. General Hayden is distinguished as the only person to have been in charge of both the CIA and the NSA. In a wide ranging conversation, Jo and General Hayden discuss controversial security programs, his new gig in the private sector working as a Security Consultant, and social media’s impact on the war on terror. Then in reboot, Jo catches up with with the New York Knicks’, Carmelo Anthony about his interest in tech and how he combines it with his love for basketball. Plus, which social media platform may have ticked off their millions of users? Jo has all the details. Also, Jo has special message to Fast Forward listeners.   Subscribe and get automatic downloads of this podcast on iTunes Join FOX Business Network's Jo Ling Kent with this edition of Fast Forward FAST FORWARD is a podcast on tech, innovation and media. Every week, FAST FORWARD, digs into today's stories with the most dynamic leaders and voices. Featuring the inventors, innovators and investors who shape the future while we wait patiently in the present, we leverage our Fox Business intel to explore what happened, why and what's coming next. And robots. Lots of robots. Follow Jo on Twitter @JoLingKent #FOXFastForward Click here for more “Fast Forward” with Jo Ling Kent

In our 114th episode of the Steptoe Cyberlaw Podcast, Stewart Baker and Michael Vatis discuss: Massachusetts court overturns the search warrant used in FBI-child porn case; Supreme Court approves a change to Rule 41; FISA news: Warrantless surveillance in terror case raises constitutional challenge, NY Times sues Treasury Department over FISA-related document, Lawmakers demand to know how many people were caught in domestic surveillance programs; Nebraska expands data breach law; US Steel claims hackers stole advanced steel technology. In our second half we have an interview with General Michael Hayden, former director of the NSA and CIA and author of "Playing to the Edge: American Intelligence in the Age of Terror." The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of the firm.

General Michael Hayden, former Director of both the Central Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency, gave the keynote address ast weekend at Washington and Lee School of Law's symposium on Cyber-surveillance in the Post-Snowden Age. During his address, General Hayden outlined an unapologetic defense of the NSA’s recently revealed activities, yet remained candid about where the agency has made mistakes and where it can improve. In particular, the speech raises a profound question: can intelligence activities succeed in a society that demands greater and greater transparency about those activities?

Former Director of the National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency General Hayden gives a talk for the Humanitas visiting professorship in Intelligence Studies and Islamism

Former Director of the National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency General Hayden gives a talk for the Humanitas visiting professorship in Intelligence Studies

Former Director of the National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency General Hayden gives a talk for the Humanitas visiting professorship in Intelligence Studies

Former Director of the National Security Agency and Central Intelligence Agency General Hayden gives a talk for the Humanitas visiting professorship in Intelligence Studies and Islamism

Complex organisations can share a common approach to crisis management, and communication is key. According to General Hayden, former head of the CIA, in order to be successful, leaders brought in to implement radical decisions need to listen and fully assess their organisation and accommodate where it is in its life cycle before instigating change.