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Might wonder, you yourself have admitted that you did attend -- witness some terrorist training camps or camps. you moved your family to live in the taliban regime in afghanistan. so it seems odd for somebody who seems to have sympathy for regimes that would brutal in terms of their oppression of human rights would never have some kind of nate report like this that looked at their own practices, that routinely behead people, amputate arms, discriminating massively against women, for you to be turning your eye on the united states, you know, wouldn't it be fair to say that there are far more gr...

I went into the portal and spoke with several iranians about their lives and their country and how they see the united states. >> we are not like bad people. it's not like all the stereotypes you're hearing about all the time or what they say in the press and news. it's totally different. the actual life here is totally different. >> perhaps presidents obama and rouhani should meet this way. for more on the project, go to cnn.com/gps. the correct answer to the gps challenge is a, australia, second to last overall in the climate changes performance index. according to the report, australia drop...

Of a closed system with no checks and balances. the kremlin and the kgb had complete freedom of maneuver, no oversight, no requirement ever to reveal any operations and no media that reported on them. the result was that errors persisted and ultimately broke the back of the entire enterprise. now, america made its share of mistakes during the cold war, but because of a democratic system of contestation, transparencies and checks and balances, many were exposed early. new administrations could shift policy without losing face. course correction was routine. let's keep in mind, it's the big cont...

Again, many of the people involved thought they were doing the right thing but we failed them by not having a clear legal framework around their activity. >> jane, let me ask you about congress' involvement. there is the argument that this report whitewashes one element of the system, which was congressional oversight, that the cia briefed congress 30 times, that there wasn't a lot of push back from congress, that david ig nash shous has a column in the washington post that if there is a failure here, it is also congress' failure to exercise its oversight of the cia. >> well, i would push back...

Committee has doctored those reports? >> what i'm worried about -- and don't take my word for it -- this is what cia ex-directors have been saying over the last few days and appear in the cia's own answer and in the minority report to the committee, that these were al cherry picked out of millions of documents and that we don't have the context to understand these are classified documents, of course, many of them, so we can't see the underlying documents and that's why we really need to rely on there being bipartisanship and a chance for people to appear and testify before the committee. but i...