CISPA Fails at Both Security & Privacy, But Somehow Survives - Breaking Analysis

The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act comes up for a vote in the House this week and one R&D company is in force to show their support. Joining us now to provide his breaking analysis on this week's action in Washington is SiliconANGLE Founding Editor Mark "Rizzn" Hopkins. Nearly 200 senior IBM executives are flying into Washington this week to push for the passage the controversial cybersecurity bill which comes up for a vote in the House. Mark to begin, why are IBM execs fighting for the passage of this bill and what is their agenda? The CISPA bill has come under much scrutiny, especially from privacy advocates who say the bill imposes on some human rights issues. What problem does CISPA aim to solve, though? Mark, what are your thoughts on IBM's support for a bill who many believe is bad? Why are the tech industry and the general public somewhat divided on this bill? Is there a middle-of-the-road solution for all? Are you personally for or against the passage of CISPA? What kind of implications are associated with the passage of CISPA?