jody powell, stuart eisenstadt, walter mondale, the vice president to a perceived to have a nervous break down during the period of time were discussing and also perhaps well-known jimmy carter's poll for packet out who is the mastermind to make this speech as he does. there are numerous fights within the white house over what carter should do to the crisis in the fights are acrimonious, brutal and in one case there is a fight that breaks out for 10 hours commute. of time in which walter mondale melts down and has to leave the room because he so completely freaked out it was going on within the industry shame. people screaming at one another, expletives used, a very complex rule time. i'm not going to get this story about what the ins and outs of the brutal fight. but there are a number of these that are very crucial to defining how carter is trying to struggle with what it is that he should do as he goes forward and faces the chaos the country has descended into. so part of the story is a story about excitement and to a certain extent a fun story to tell because there's so much funny and

and that is, when it became clear that the iran rescue mission was going to be exposed, he had jody powell who was his press secretary, lie to the news man who smelled that this operation was about to take place, and i think in that case president carter and jody powell did the right thing. i am sure none of them felt good about it. what is very interesting about lying as a form of deception is that if you think about it, we engage in deception all the time in our daily lives. what we call it is spinning. when you ask president obama how is the american economy today, he spends. he tells you all the positive news. he downplays the negative news. one of boy meets a girl playboy wants to date that girl and that boy goes to great lengths to portray himself in the most positive light. he is spending. deception is part of daily life, let lying is a special form of deception and most people in our society, the vast majority of the people in our society would record -- recoil at being called a liar. there is something really terrible but lying. as a result of that i don't think the leaders who li

secretary lie to the newsman who smelled this operation was about to take place president carter and jody powell did the right thing. i'm sure none of them felt good about. what's very interesting about longing as a form of deception is if you think about it, we engage in deception all the time in our daily lives. what we call it is spinning. when u.s. president obama hauer the american economy's today? she's been coming he tells you of positive news coming he downplays or omits the negative news. when a boy meets a girl the boy wants to date that girl he goes to great lengths to portray himself in the most positive light. he's spending. deception is part of daily life, but lobbying is a special form of deception, and most people in society, the vast majority of people in our society would require being called a lawyer. there's something really terrible about lobbying. as a result of that, i don't think leaders who lie to their people are leaders who lie to other leaders feel good about it. there may be a few exceptions, adolf hitler flexible, not going to care one way or the other but someone l