CIA's mission is to provide the president and other leaders of our government with the best possible foreign intelligence to help keep our nation safe and strong.

Though the process typically works well, there will always be the anomaly, given the tremendous amount of material and multiple players involved.

The CIA is moving aggressively to rebuild and enhance its capabilities across the board.

That's what gets the people of this agency fired up to come to work every day. They know that the president appreciates the job that they do.

As as rule we do not comment on the personal career decisions of individual employees.

When requests come in from Congress, of course they receive appropriate consideration.

[Not every audience member was hostile to Goss, the sources say. A Goss sympathizer complained:] People are turning this into an agency version of the 'Jerry Springer Show'. ... The director is a strong believer in candor and open communication within the CIA family.

The CIA has released more than 26m pages to the national archives since 1998 - a huge amount of work by a small number of people. Other agencies also released CIA documents. Though the process typically works well, there will always be the anomaly.

They're identifying with success and hoping to inspire more.