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That they are, sort of vestige of the old white boy network, therefore they're expendable. it is a very interesting take on it. maybe we'll play later on in the show because it is fascinating. a lot of angles to this. pete: i take your point well and it was in some ways we'll see what the investigation reveals. almost a technicalities of his bosses and others what he to them that took him down. not any of the rest of what goes on at cnn. do they actually ever learn that lesson at all? your head shaking says the answer. rachel: what would have taken him down, if i would have been that producer ...

>> i was impressed with the prosecution's case. i thought they did an amazing job. some of the defense attorneys' statements and decisions in their course of representing their clients were a head-shaking and offensive and i thought really appealing to the lowest common denominator in that jury making like overtly racist arguments hoping maybe that one juror would go their way. incredibly satisfying to see that that didn't happen. again, this jury seemed to really just focus on the evidence, they seemed to have gone through the charging -- the jury instructions very carefully and rendered a co...

Make an american version -- >> what's up? >> what's up? >> there was a lot of head shaking, the american tv they're going to ruin it. are they breathing? >> no, rose, they're not breathing. they have no arms or legs. >> no, that's not part of it. >> where are they? >> they used the same format the fr british show had. >> where is the precious heart. that show works. everybody you go to in that cast is hilarious. >> oh my god. >>. >> the document format was different and all of sudden it became something the audience is comfortable and converse sif. >> hey, parkly, you suck.

Special inspector general and the same lessons learned report that came out in 2013. that did not impact anything that was done in afghanistan. you know, quite frankly, we had after action-type analysis of vietnam that seemed to have gone into the ether. and so despite the outrageous headlines and the waste of money and the tragedy that's happening in the afghanistan streets right now, as the security forces we poured $83 billion into training have completely disappeared, we just see this happening again and again. now is actually one of the biggest critiques in this latest inspector general r...

Hospitals, and they didn't have the doctors to staff it. they often didn't have the need for these modern hospitals in these areas. because we built them where the u.s. military happened to be standing, not because there was an overall strategy of, here's the best places to build a hospital. >> it's head-shaking. i know you mentioned in your article a $335 million power plant that the afghans couldn't afford to run. i think one of the saddest aspects of the report is it identified, i don't know, little appetite to change course. i mean, the beast had been created, and it ran and ran, and that,...