let's go back down to bob woodward. general petraeus served with honor and distinction, but it is the recklessness when you think about giving classified information in these black books to his mistress it's shocking. >> yeah. yes. i mean jim was saying that don't count him out, remember the talk years ago was petraeus was going to run for president some day. i think you can count him out of that. i think he will not be running for president. he made a mistake, and he's paying a price. this is a man who, you know, was the war hero for years. so he's he's off at least the shelf for presidential ambitions ambitions. >> oh, bob and willie, thank you. >>> still ahead, one of the most powerful people when it comes to the world economy. the head of the international monetary fund kristene louisiana guard will be here in studio. and my conversation with julianne moore. >>> plus a man called for the new york times to issue a prominent correction for it's reporting on hillary clinton's e-mails. david brooke david brock will be o

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our sunday group, radio talk show host laura ingraham and fox news contributor liz cheney and bob woodwardbut, laura, director brennan seemed confident if there is a deal we will be able to verify it and if not we will be able to stop it. do you share that confidence? >> i am skeptical. the interview was fascinating. you got into not only this issue but you went back and we examined why they missed isis what was going to happen with isis and how lethal they would become. the trust is based on recent expense and how credible are you reassurances we were not able to see what was about to happen in the middle east with the rise of isis. >> there was lot of what iran has done the last decade when he was not on the watch. >> iran and the nuclear sites you alluded to so there is a track report of spotty results on american intelligence and i am glad you got to point ofrale at the kaye which took a huge hit the i understand the administration is trying to reassure the skeptics in congress but they are worried about capitol hill and given recent history that is a difficult sell to make and especia

fox news contributor, liz cheney and bob woodward "the washington post."ra, director brennan seemed confident if there is a deal we'll be able to verify it and if there isn't we'll be able to stop it? do you share his confidence? >> i'm skeptical. you got into this issue and went back and examined why we missed isis, what was going to happen with isis how lethal isis would become. so the trust, i think is based on recent experience how credible are their reassurances that if they go off the tracks they'll be able to stop it. we weren't able to see what was about to happen in the middle east with the rise of isis. >> we also missed a lot of what iran has done over the last decade and now brennan wasn't on the watch them. >> and all of the nuclear sites you also alluded to. there's a track record for body of results for american intelligence. i am glad you got to the moral at the cia. it took a huge hit and he acknowledged that. they're trying to reassure all the skeptics on capitol hill given recent history, that's a difficult sell to make and with this con

additionally though we need to recognize according to bob woodward in his book "the price of politics" that it was the president who came up with defense sequestration. i'm very grateful that house republicans have voted twice to replace defense sequestration. sadly neither of our initiatives were taken up by the former senate. but hope springs eternal this can be addressed. in regard to a question, general odierno. i will be always very grateful visiting you in baghdad. i've had two sons serve in iraq. so i know, again, of your insight. and i'd like your insight into what mile stones we would be looking at in afghanistan before there is a further draw down. >> congressmen, i would say that the important thing in afghanistan is two fold. one, we have to make sure that the afghan security forces continue to improve. they continue to be able to do the institutional things that are necessary for long-term sustainment of their military. and i think that is critical. so in order for that to happen i believe we have to stay the course with them. and we have to continue to them as they conti

i will bet you if you asked bob woodward, he would say it's actually vice versa bad mix incorrupt toduchenne of the white house. bolcom's whole dichotomy falls apart. i am still trying to figure that out. what he said about the book was i don't rely enough on the private marketplace. and then he mentions a book by some guy who is a terrific guy and wrote a thoughtful, good book in which he espouses the private marketplace and in which the lead blurb on the jacket of the book is from his friend malcolm gladwell, which i found out after i read the review was the name. i disagree with that and i think you do too. this is the substantive point that health care is a consumer product in the marketplace analogous to any other consumer products. you don't wake up one morning and say i think i'll wander down to the emergency room is the what they have on sale. if i don't like about go across the street. it's not like i had a smartphone you've got a verizon,, consumer reports and figure out the best one. you can also decide it's too expensive and i'll stick with this one. the fundamental thing

but it should also be put into context that actually, bob woodward, "the price of politics," identified that this was the president's policy. i believe that i hope he makes every effort to change that policy because the consequence of his reveal yesterday by secretary james, and that is it will have the smallest air force sent e since it was created in 1947. the smallest army since 19 p39. i believe the american people are at risk. this issue needs to be addressed. it should be pointed out. the facts are clear the house republicans, twice voted to address a defense sequestration but it was never taken up by the former senate. as we look at the world today, i'm very concerned. general jack cane testified earlier this year about the spread of radical islam across north africa central africa, the middle east, central asia. i'm just so concerned that, on safe haven, so being created, which can attack the american people. and, in light of that, both last week, mr. secretary, was part of isil dash. what is the policy this week in central africa? >> as you say, the isil phenomenon is me tast s

people at risk and we do want to work with you but additionally we need to recognize according to bob woodward and his book -- his book the president came up with the sequestration. i am thankful the republicans voted twice to replace sequestration but sadly neither was taken up by the former senate but hope springs eternal this can be addressed. in regard to a question you'll always be grateful visiting you in baghdad. i had two sons served so i know of your insight into what milestones you are looking man in afghanistan before the drawdown. >> i would say the important thing is to fold but to make sure the afghan security forces continue to improve through the institutional things that our necessary for long-term sustainment but that is critical but i believe we have to stay the course and help them as they continue to fight the challenges that they face. they're doing an incredible job it is important we stay with them with the conditions based capability that allows them to make judgments to continue the support of sustained outcomes that will last. >> i share the concern one of my sons is

remember having this conversation with bob woodward who first hired me when i worked for the "washington post". he reminded me watergate was in incremental story date did not take months and months. they cover the developments as they uncover them that led to more tips and more resources and more stories. so very often covering it as you get it can be just as productive and informative for "the reader" as spending zero longtime to do those "in-depth" pieces. >> her step want to say it has been very interesting for me her or have heard about stories i have heard about before and god bless you on the block long issue. but the panel is the future of investigative journalism reporting. so i would like to have your opinion on what about i believe many americans do not believe the news media in general has much ethics or integrity and my a example is you have an anchor food tried to make yourself a war hero, the far right guy on fox saying he was in the middle of contact and all this crap going on. they make their own news. then just a follow-up with ferguson, that has been going on for how lo

i remember having this conversation with a boss of mine , bob woodward who actually , first hired me when i worked for the "washington post." he reminded me that watergate was an incremental story. they didn't take months and months to do the take out. they covered developments as they covered developments as they covered developments as they cover them. that led to more sources. more stories. very often covering it as you get it can be just as productive and informative for the reader as spending a long time to do those kinds of in-depth pieces. >> first, it has been interesting for me. god bless you on the issue. the future of investigating journalism, right? investigative reporting. i would like to have your take or opinion on what about what i believe many americans now do not believe that the news media in general has much integrity or ethic or whatever? examples are you have got an anchor that tried to make himself a war hero. you got the far right high that far right guy saying he was in the middle of a combat ring and wasn't even in the falcon islands and all that crap going

additionally though we need to recognize according to bob woodward in his book "the price of politics" that it was the president who came up with defense sequestration. i'm very grateful that house republicans have voted twice to replace defense sequestration. sadly neither of our initiatives were taken up by the former senate. but hope springs eternal this can be addressed. in regard to a question, general odierno. i will be always very grateful visiting you in baghdad. i've had two sons serve in iraq. so i know, again of your insight. and i'd like your insight into what mile stones we would be looking at in afghanistan before there is a further draw down. >> congressmen, i would say that the important thing in afghanistan is two fold. one, we have to make sure that the afghan security forces continue to improve. they continue to be able to do the institutional things that are necessary for long-term sustainment of their military. and i think that is critical. so in order for that to happen i believe we have to stay the course with them. and we have to continue to them as they contin

readiness because this needs to be addressed, but it should also be put in the context that actually, bob woodward, he said in his book "the price of politics" that we are getting a shrinking military, and we will have the smallest army and the smallest air force since 1939 and i believe the american people are at risk and this needs to be addressed, and it should be pointed out that i don't want to figure point, we don't need to get to that, but the facts are clear. house republicans twice voted to address sequestration but it was never taken up by the former u.s. senate. as we look at the world today, i'm very concerned, general jack kane is defined earlier this year about the spread of radical islam across north africa and central africa and the middle east, central asia, and i am just so concerned that a safe haven, so being created, could attack american people, and in light of that, in fact, boko haram, last week, mr. secretary, indicated that they would be a part of isil. what is our policy to address this particular situation in central africa? sec. carter: as you say, the isil phenomenon

additionally though we need to recognize, according to bob woodward in his book the price of politics that it was the president who came out with defense sequestration. i am grateful house republicans voted twice to replace defense sequestration. said the neither one of our initiatives were taken up by a former senate. but hope springs eternal that this can be addressed. in regard to a question, we will be grateful for visiting you in baghdad, general odierno. i had two sons served in iraq so i know again of your insight. i would like your insight into what we are looking at in afghanistan before there's a drawdown. >> i would say the important thing in afghanistan is twofold. one is we have to make sure the afghan security forces continue to improve. they continue to do the institutional things that are necessary for long-term sustainment of their military and i think that is critical so in order for that to happen i believe we have to stay the course with them and continue to help them as they continue to fight the challenges they face. they're doing an incredible job doing that but

needs to be addressed but it should also be put in the context that actually, bob murdered -- bob woodward, he said in his book "the price of politics" that we are getting a shrinking military and we will have the smallest army and the smallest air force since 1939 and said i can 60, and i think frankly the american people are at risk and this needs to be addressed, and it should be pointed out that i don't want to figure point, we don't need to get to that, but the facts are clear. house republicans twice voted to address sequestration but it was never taken up by the former u.s. senate. as we look at the world today i'm very concerned, general jack kane is defined earlier this year about the spread of radical islam across north africa and central africa and the middle east, central asia and i am just so concerned that a safe haven, so being created could attack american people, and in light of that, in fact, boko haram, last week, mr. secretary indicated that they would be a part of isil. what is our policy to address this particular situation in central africa? sec. carter: as you say,

michael: i remember having this conversation with an old boss of mine, bob woodward. who actually first hired me when i went to work for "the washington post." and he reminded me, watergate was an incremental story. they didn't take months and months to do the big takeout on watergate. they covered developments as they uncovered them. and that tended to lead to more tips, more sources, more stories. and so i think, you know, very often covering it as you get it can be just as productive and informative for the reader as spending a long time to do those kind of in depth pieces. questioner: first, i want to say, it's been very, very interesting for me. i've heard about stories that i never heard about them before, some of them. god bless you on the black lung issue. but my -- you know, the panel is the future of investigative journalism, right? investigative reporting. so i'd like to have your take or opinion on what about, what i believe many americans now do not believe that the news media in general has much integrity oring i get -- or ethic or whatever. and my examp

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