WETA Charlie Rose October 24, 2012
2003, which was a fatally bad exercise of leadership. Rose we conclude this evening with Dexter Filkins of the new yorker magazine who has a remarkable story about death in iraq and reunion in the United States. The i interviewed a guy in the peace, a psychiatrist who used the term moral injury and he said a lot of soldiers and marines stuff from moral injury, which he described as sort of it happens when you get an order, you do something that you believe at the time was absolutely correct and the only thing you could do, and it turns out to have been, to have terrible consequences. That is b...