No guns. No bombs. No explosions. Just a bunch of techno-nerds in a secret room, tapping away on their keyboards. They can do a lot of damage. But can they commit acts of war? And just who has the constitutional power to authorize them to do so? We talk to Professor Joseph S. Nye, former Dean of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.
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