BLITZER: And embarrassing and potentially dangerous security slip-up in Australia. Our White House correspondent Brianna Keilar is joining us in now from Bali in Indonesia. What happened, Brianna?</s>BRIANNA KEILAR, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Wolf, the "Sydney Morning Herald" is reporting that a 120 page book basically of logistics for the president's visit to Australia's capital the middle of this week, that it was found just lying on the street, obviously not where it was supposed to be by the paper's national security reporter. It included details, according to the paper, such as phone numbers for top administration officials, for Australian military officials, and also details even down to the seating arrangements of the president's motorcade, including which door of his limousine he would be getting into and out of. Now, it's unclear how significant this is, how much of a breach this would have been because of when it was found, which was obviously after the fact, but also where it was found. The paper initially said a top secret document was found in a Canberra gutter, and then later retracted that headline, which was very attention grabbing, as you can imagine. They said it wasn't actually top secret. It said in confidence on it. And then it appears the location was a little closer to parliament house, which of course was very much in lockdown on the day of the president's visit and which normally doesn't see the kind of foot traffic the U.S. capitol would see. As you know, Wolf, the sun just came up in Bali. We're still waiting to see if there's any response from the White House. We haven't had an official response from the Secret Service. But certainly this is something that at the least would be an embarrassment for the White House and you can be sure that some people have been told to definitely keep a tighter hand on some sort of document like this, Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Very good advice, Brianna, thanks very much. Brianna reporting from Bali. Safe trip home. And $37 million, that's how much the health care industry reportedly gave to Newt Gingrich's think tank. Will these revelations hurt his campaign? Stay with us?
Top Secret Document Found in the Street in Australia