doing its best to smear the unit by running articles saying they're sloppy and raggedy and so on. and the "new york times" editorial page has finally found an american soldier they like in bergdahl. but listen, the average soldier, the ones talking, the ones being interviewed, are unanimous on this. >> i'll come back to the smear question in just a moment. but bill press, after the e-mail from bergdahl o'his parents widely reported, ashamed to be an american, james rosen of fox news got hold of a contractor's intelligence reports about his captivity. we learned a whole lot of things such as he had tried to escape a couple times, held in a cage, but also according to this report that he had played soccer with his captors and declared himself a warrior for islam. should that have gotten more coverage? do you have any question about that story? >> first off, i think jim rosen's a damn good reporter and he's not a criminal co-conspirator as he was first called. i'll put that out there. i read that story as well. it's a questionable source, you've got to say. the guy who runs the source who put it out there was once indicted for lying to congress.