When an outsider can so easily penetrate his privacy, how easy is it going to be an outsider to penetrate his security?
David Gergen: “When an outsider can so easily penetrate his privacy, how easy is it going to be an outsider to penetrate his security?”
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David Gergen expresses concern about the implications of the media's ability to invade the privacy of the President-elect and how it might affect his security.
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