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bute brought his considerable energy and talent. driving the institution and the world to increase assistancto the poor. china would not be whe it is toda as a world power were it not forhe world bank bringing its into the economic family nations encouraging development. robert mcnamararove the decision did i was there to try to slow down aa matter of fact, but i think he was rht and i s wrong but i did it on behalf of the u.s. government. ut his lecy is not goi to be the wld bank. hilegacy is going to be in vinam. and it was te forhim to have said it was wrong, but h was part of the wrong. >> was a tragic figure, chles? >> in many ways. it is interestg colby remembs his tenure at the world bank becse most people don't. i he a different take. i think everything he touched one wrong. at the world bank he had this idea of huge influx of capil into theoor countries, in tanzania, adopted as one country, it's completely ruined the countryside and the agriculture cause it favored the urban areas to the poi of wh the farmers in tzania plae

and it wasime for him to have said it was wrong, bute was part of the wrong. >> was a tragic figure, charle? >> in many ways. it is interesting colby remembers s tenure at the world bank becauseost people don't. i have a different take. i think everything he touched one wrong. at the world bank he had this idea ofuge influx of capital into the poo countries, in taania, adopteds one country, it's completely ruined the countryside and the agriculture becae it favored e urban areas to the point of what t farmers in tanzaa planted the ops upside-down as a way -- >> that is a fse ads have been used before by people onhe right, and it is false. tanzania had the highest literacy rate because of the world bank and edational sect. and thetory that was passed on is just false. >> let me just turn to the subjectof vietna which is the ig subjects with robert mcnamara. from a human point of view, to see somebody who was so intimate involved in this disastrous warater become the architect ofaying we were wrong about it is an extraordinary thing. >> well, as ch as it tried to recovered,he bitternes

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bute still are unequalwhen it comes to the ecomy, blacks have a higer unemployment rate than whites.n heal care, education across the board. until we close theace gap a life inmerica for blackss the sames it is for whites an others, weave not achieved civil rights yet. >> reverend, y talkbout that divide. numbers areaggering when you look at the unemployment numbers. 14.7% blac of unemployed compared to 8.7% of whites. do you believ thatresident obama is doing enougho talk about the dide that still exts? >> i think tha president obams doing enough to deal with the divid i think sometimes in doing what you need todo,he knows tat there arose of us that are going to talk about it. he, i think,as said enough about it, but he isnot a civil rights leader. he's the president of the united states. i think it is the job of advocates, whether it in labor, whether it' in civil rights or in any other ar, to do the tlking to try and set the climate for peopleo do the doing. i think that is whathe prident has so far tried to do. >> you know, reverend, i want to get yoake certainly on what's happed

saying tt leon panetta directly contradicted at statement and mied that the cia has misled congress, bute did it in testimy behind closed drs. they now want hito say it in publ. for its part, the cia is sticki to its guns, releasing a statement toght, once again reiting, quote, it is not thpolicyr practice of the cito mislead congress. joining us now to follow all o this smoo its fiery source is "newsweek" inveigative correspondent and msnbc contributor michael ikoff. mike, thanksery much for joing us. >> great to with you, rachel. >> first, do you think that i've mmariz this right? members ofhe house say that leonanetta admitted something behind closed doors at he ought to fess up to inublic. that about right? >> well, wheer they're saying he ought to fess up tot in publ is a little unclear. but its very hard to tell at this point whether we are talking about a series potential federal ime here, and it is a federal crime r e cia to conceal inrmation or lie to congress, as chairman reyes said, or whether this is a politicafood fight by the democrattrying to defend speaker pelosi from what

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