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And of course, i hope they succeed. >> of course you do, as don't we all. thank you very much, former senator, joseph lieberman. we have a programming note for you, in case you missed it the first time around you can all watch "hubris" airing again tonight at 9:00, it's been msnbc's most-watched documentary ever. following the film, more facts will be revealed on "talking hubris" at 10:00 p.m. eastern. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him,

After the invasion. i was there in june of 2003 and it was becoming somewhat clear that there was not an immediate -- nobody was finding an immediate connection to any kind of wmd. i was skeptical personally from my own opinion, i was skeptical about the invasion from the beginning. i thought if there's a reason to invade another country, having to make a case in front of the u.n. assembly doesn't seem like it is warranted. war should be obvious, the reason should be obvious. >> nada bakos, former cia analyst, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> friday at 9:00 p.m., watc...

Afghanistan first. don't bother me with another war. >> i get that report, myself. >> but soon after that, within months, you know, they're talking to the commanders about putting together a war plan. >> by the end of 2001, i think the deal was on. >> look, yeah, one of the new documents we have in "hubris" in the documentary is the rumsfeld talking points for his meeting in november 2001. one of the talking points, how to start the war. >> you're right. >> what are we going to use as the pretext? >> already been done. michael, you guys are great. i could do this all night. michael, david, tha...

>> so i was in iraq shortly after the invasion. i was there in june of 2003 and it was becoming somewhat clear that there was not an immediate -- nobody was finding an immediate connection to any kind of wmd. i was skeptical personally from my own opinion, i was skeptical about the invasion from the beginning. i thought if there's a reason to invade another country, having to make a case in front of the u.n. assembly doesn't seem like it is warranted. war should be obvious, the reason should be obvious. >> nada bakos, former cia analyst, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. ...

In november, 2001. one of the talking points, how to start the war. >> you're right. >> what are we going to use as the pretext? >> michael, you guys are great. i could do this all night. michael, david, thank you. >> thank you, chris. >> i mean it. a big thank you for what you've written and done. by the way, as michael said, 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc we're going to have a re-air of that terrific documentary "hubris" based on the book by these two great guys. michael isikoff and david corn and going to be presented by rachel maddow. after the documentary, a special panel to talk a...