mr. barker lived in england for 18 years. he lives in los angeles now. making films for the pbs series "front line." the new york times loved your contest in egypt here it you learned a lot about the culture. debut on hbo.s that is what we are discussing. this is just over 1.5 hours. i think it is terrific in large tot because their ability get people to talk. let's start with an example of that. four excerpts. one. watch excerpt number ♪ patience and and we are not always looking for the payoff immediately. trying to keep track of all the threads and which ones are real and which ones are not real, you know, people say why did you connect the dots? .ecause the whole page is black >> to pull a story out of all this information but there is no single intelligence looking at all this information, it is a lot of different brains looking. the more you can bring people together and share what is important, the better it works. at the time the people who had deep expertise and al qaeda they were women. at first it not make them very popular with their manage

mr. barker lived in england for 18 years. he lives in los angeles now. making films for the pbs series "frontline." "the new york times" loved your "koran by egypt.-- heart" in egypt. you learned a lot about the culture. the film does debut on hbo. that is what we are discussing. this is just over 1.5 hours. i think it is terrific in large part because their ability to get people to talk. let's start with an example of that. we have four excerpts. let's watch excerpt number one. ♪ >> we have patience and perseverance and we are not always looking for the payoff immediately. trying to keep track of all the threats and which ones are real and which ones are not real, you know, people say why did you connect the dots? because the whole page is black. >> to pull a story out of all this information but there is no single intelligence looking at all this information, it is a lot of different brains looking. the more you can bring people together and share what is important, the better it works. at the time the people who had deep expertise in al qaeda they w

mr. barker lived in england for 18 years. he lives in los angeles now. making films for the pbs series "front line." the new york times loved your contest in egypt here it you learned a lot about the culture. his new film does debut on hbo. that is what we are discussing. this film is just over 1.5 hours. i think it is terrific in large part because their ability to get people to talk. let's start with an example of that. we have four excerpts. the first section is titled "sisterhood echo -- sisterhood. let's watch excerpt number one. ♪ >> we have patience and and we are not always looking for the payoff immediately. trying to keep track of all the threats and which ones are real and which ones are not real, you know, people say why did you connect the dots? because the whole page is black. ♪ >> to pull a story out of all this information but there is no single intelligence looking at all this information, it is a lot of different brains looking. the more you can bring people together and share what is important, the better it works. at the time the