> Nick wrote:
> But neither claim to be the source of the leak, only that they were asked.
> 

That's true ...

Since the CIA doesn't and didn't want this information public, I guess
we could say that no matter how the leak occurred, something dirty
happened:

1.) The President, for whatever reason, authorized the leak thus
endangering national security - at least from the CIA's point of view.
 In this case the President is in deep do-do.

2.) Someone else, unauthorized by the President, broke SF312 and
leaked the data.  In that case that person should, at a minimum, have
their security clearences revoked.  I would also think the President
would like to have a word with them about leaking unauthorized data to
the press.

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