Investigators looking into disclosures of sensitive information about North Korea got Rosen’s telephone records and a warrant for his personal emails but also used his State Department security badge to track his movements in and out of that building, the Post reported, citing court documents.
They tracked his security badge to see where he went in and outside of the State Department building? I can see Vladimir Putin nodding his encouragement.
The case began when Rosen reported on June 11, 2009, that U.S. intelligence believed North Korea might respond to tighter United Nations sanctions with new nuclear tests. Rosen reported that the information came from CIA sources inside the hermetic Stalinist state.
In other words the reporter developed a source and asked him for news on what is happening at the CIA. Kind of like any reporter in the world. I wonder if the White House plan to break into Rosen's psychiatrists office (if Rosen was indeed seeing a shrink) or not? This pretty much sums up the White House currently.
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