. >> i would like to know -- you int -- if he mentioned ksm these documents? >> no, but the documents are really from 2010. no doubt, 2003 document, if they exist, there would be a mention of khalid sheikh mohammed. it is not really unusual. i did not expect to find him in the letters in 2010. the absence of ksm, to my mind, -- these are private communications related to the situation at the time of his writing or within months of writing them. >> i think we've got to wrap it up there. when is your new piece coming out? >> i believe next week. >> ok, >> it is called "the where, imitators." >> thank you for coming in and thank you very much to the entire team that helped put together this report and for the process of these things and to everybody who dealt with these documents before they get to you. li's release more of them. with that, thank you very much for coming. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> coming up on c-span, next is "washington journal" then " newsmakers

>> dana: first, on ksm, that photograph of him, that glamour shot he posted somewhere in a cave or somethingwe should always show the one where he was caught as well. okay. and on gitmo, it's kind of hard to swallow how vitriolic the press and the left was about gitmo in the bush administration. now you do not have a thing from them. now we have the upgrade. i understand the soccer field. they need to get out aggression. flat screen tv. you buy a new tv, that's the kind you have to have. i don't nigh why they need more than one. but enriching life classes for detainees? what would you possibly teach in that class? >> greg: why not stop blowing people up? that is the first class you take. >> eric: 101. >> greg: yeah. the first one. this is where in me opinion flip flopping awesome. the ryionny of the administration, president obama's greatest achievement is a continue situation of bush terror policies with drones, and with gitmo. he should make bush secretary of state or v.p. he might get re-elected. >> eric: i'm sure there is pictures of -- >> kimberly: bob checked out. you see this? >> eric

he felt isolated on some of these decisions like the ksm decision, on other issues as well.e was being attacked by republicans on the hill and by editorial writers. he wasn't getting a whole lot of back-up from the administration and so i think he felt as i said, isolated and depressed. he sank into a depression. he said to his wife, "i don't know if i can get through the day." he was talked out of it by valerie jarrod that said if he had done this holder would have been a rallying cry. they would have said you were drummed out of? >> which is true. he would have been. daniel, here is the thing. i have to ask you one last question holder goes from trying to do the right thing to buy the end, doing whatever the political hacks want him to do. harold kole, by the end he is the one operating the kill list and saying, how do i get to the point where i am killing people on a daily basis? it's hideous. most importantly president obama goes from signature strikes, we don't know who we are killing. i am opposed to that to now not only authorizing it but authorizing it in yemen. thes

is it political when it makes decisions on how ksm will be prosecuted.: not enforcing the defense of marriage act. >> there is always a political component. about it appears if this account is to be credited, as you point out, there was not a full-throated denial that we heard on "face the nation," then obviously he said well i'm not karl rove. but he didn't deny he was interested in placing political appointees in the justice department. megyn: they said that's what the fight was about to begin with. that eric holder was accusing him of that an was denying it when they went chest could chest. would it be unusual -- if the d.o.j. is political, if it has been politicized under this administration, is that unusual? >> it should be unusual. i think under this administration we have seen the extent of it. and it's sometimes surprising. what i'm happy to see is eric holder say can i'm not going to be political. and standing up. and he's a big guy. he was the cocaptain of the basketball team that columbia. megyn: maybe axlerod had an axe to grind because he di