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Look at the $100 million that went to al shabab that was supposed to go to somalia, or the fact that the wipo pushed a patent for sodium cyanide for north korea right under the nose of the u.n. governance authority. this thing needs to be reformed to be accountable. >> okay, and how will you measure success from the presidents words? >> well, i think when we see some real reform measures to make sure that the peacekeeping missions of the u.n. dont misbehave, that they control their expenditures ...

Why are we showing pictures of bacon. >> i know, i love bacon. >> lets see whats coming up on "new day." are you by your lonesome? >> im with my favorite people. >> shes right above you. dont misbehave. >> kate is in the spot this morning. moment of history. what do you have? >> we are live in london, everyone. we took a quick flight over. we couldnt miss out on all the fun. the rain has gone away for a moment. the excitement is still building. we are live outside buckingham palace. the big "que...

There is no privacy. officers have a little more privacy than enlisted men. so especially when youre in training situations where you have an individual that has the power, really, of life and death in some circumstances over individuals, there can be a lot of coercion, and this can be a very dangerous situation and intimidating situation. its not healthy for the well-being of the military. >> larry: general clark, how do you respond to that? >> i think the standard is exactly what tony suggeste...

Happens between men and women, it happens between men and men and it happens between women and women. thats what it is when someone has power over someone else. its not tolerated to misbehave in the civilian community and it shouldnt be tolerated in the military, and that should be the end of it. people should be entitled to be who they are and the standard is dont misbehave. >> larry: well ask lieutenant colonel mcginnis why it shouldnt be based just on behavior, right after this. in the south....

And it happens between women and women. thats what it is when someone has power over someone else. its not tolerated to misbehave in the civilian community and it shouldnt be tolerated in the military, and that should be the end of it. people should be entitled to be who they are and the standard is dont misbehave. >> larry: well ask lieutenant colonel mcginnis why it shouldnt be based just on behavior, right after this.

Environment. there is no privacy. officers have a little more privacy than enlisted men. so especially when youre in training situations where you have an individual that has the power, really, of life and death in some circumstances over individuals, there can be a lot of coercion, and this can be a very dangerous situation and intimidating situation. its not healthy for the well-being of the military. >> larry: general clark, how do you respond to that? >> i think the standard is exactly what ...