How to be a whistleblower; Ask yourself these 5 questions before retiring early

In 2014, John Tye revealed that the National Security Agency was running a secret spying program targeting Americans. That experience inspired Tye to start a non-profit called Whistleblower Aid that counsels would-be whistleblowers on how to sound the alarm effectively and safely. He joins us to discuss. And, Washington Post financial columnist Michelle Singletary breaks down what you should consider if you are thinking about early retirement.