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From being in "the situation room." sometimes the president has to make a snap judgment. >> bill, john king, thank you. you heard blunt assessments of julian assange. regardless of who likes him, it's fair to say he's no stranger to controversy. gary tuchman reports. >> reporter: this video from 2007 was secret until wikileaks reesed in 2010. >> roger. i just estimate there's probably about 20 of them. >> reporter: u.s. apache helicopter group members see suspected insurgents in iraq and say they see prokt propelled grenades. they get per his to fire. turns out two journalists from reuters. ...

Respond. not a time to say we have to do something. snap judgment in hours and days. it will be interesting to see what the president, he does over the next few days. each day he lets it stand. the appearance. perception of it is that we have backed down. >> capitulated. we are americans. we are a people. we are a country. where we, pride ourselves in saying, as our forefathers and mothers did. >> can we talk about cuba. do you remember how many times you interviewed fidel castro? >> seven times. four times. >> this one time. 1995. a rare appearance in the u.s., at the u.n. let's watch. >> mr....

To beat up on police in an indiscriminate way. who are you holding accountable? >> anybody involved. >> there was a grand jury investigation in this case. they chose not to indict this particular police officer who made a snap judgment. what's the issue? what do we need body cameras -- >> there's a body in the streets of a young man who wasn't armed who can't defend himself in the judicial system because he's dead. >> the judicial system investigate this is in an appropriate way. >> you understand a lot of people do not inherently trust the judicial system in this nation because it was not set...

They rely on the best information possible but are invariably incomplete and the one wild card speaking to a number of officials, woman, tlf vladimir putin. some are saying it was a snap judgment by him so difficult to predict. >> the chairman of the house intelligence committee wants a full-scale investigation to learn lessons to see if there were intelligence failures. >> no question. we were talking about that last week. we heard this consistently from u.s. officials. it was their assessment last week up until really the final days and hours that russia was not going to go in, go across tha...

Opinions about it. >> who knows? it's incensible. >> what if a liberal comedian had made the same comment? you might think they were almost being an activist on the opposite and trying to, you know, raise awareness about the fact that aids affects black people there more than white people. who knows? >> was she using irony to say, i'm white, i don't have to worry about aids or the bottom line is they get aids like everybody else does. >> most aids victims in the u.s. are white. what bothers me is the snap judgment involved. if this was one of my employees, i'd be really mad. why are you tweeti...