>> yes, maam. >> okay and what type of roller they playing in afghanistan? they have provided arms. they have been caught. we have found iranian arms in afghanistan, so you know they are working for what would it call a dual-track strategy as they work not only to work against u.s. and coalition desires, but while at the same time they want to move forward the government of afghanistan so they're walking a very fine line. >> but they're clearly supporting our enemies and trying to kill our soldiers. >> yes, maam. >> and that iraq will roller they playing right now and how would you describe their the role there? >> i would describe their role in much the same way as they did in afghanistan is a very dual-track. iran does not want a strong iraq on their border, but at the same time, they also want do you know in courage us out of there totally, so again they are walking both sides of the fence. >> so again they are working contrary to a stable iraq and they are also working contrary to our national security interest? >> i would not disagree with that statemen

>> yes, maam. >> so it's not clear where we would put them up a if we capture them tomorrow?m, some people, we have been able to facilitate their transfer. >> i would hope that we would not bring those two individuals to the united states of america because i would have a hard time explaining that to my constituents when we have the availability of the guantÁnamo detention facility. so i would hope that would be an option given how dangerous both of those individuals are. do you think that is a good option, bringing them to the united states? >> that is a policy decision maam and is certainly an option but it has not been considered. >> why wouldn't they just use the facility that is secure at guantÁnamo? >> i'm probably not the right person to ask a question man but it's a policy decision, and i have no reservations or by we have -- as far as where he put them. >> admiral is there anything you would like to add on that? >> in the case of al-sharari at and sakir if they are captured obviously we have agreements with the yemenis and the afghan said they could be held in their

>> no, maam.nothing came to my attention as of june when i signed the certification that indicated there were issues with internal control. >> but you were confident? >> at at the of the time in my signing nothing came to my attention to indicate otherwise. >> a lot of attention is paid to the question as of why mf global's auditor price cooper waterhouse gave a clear report but losing $1.6 billion in customer funds. to the best of your salt -- my college did twc raise questions as they relate to the segregation of customer accounts while you were employed at the firm? >> that is a very broad question in a very long period of time. i would say that we work closely with twc and they perform their own independent assessment of the controls. that is the best of my memory. nothing came up during my time as cfo that indicated an issue with segregation of client money. >> so basically price waterhouse cooper gave the company a clean report in name when the internal controls turned out to be compromised

. >> maam, that is a really important question, and we should not be surprised that there is corruption in afghanistan. after 30 years of virtually every institution in that country having been destroyed in some form or are another whether it was from the communist coup or the soviet invasion are the civil war of the taliban darkness, an awful lot relied ultimately on the wiles of patronage networks which became criminalized overtime. the question is whether they exist or not. the question is whether we can ultimately oppose the influence of those criminal patronage networks and restore a system of the rule of law and credibility and integrity to the government of afghanistan. i have no illusions about how difficult that will be and the efforts that we undertake in isaf to address those efforts, those influences i think have the gun to take shape in important and meaningful ways are cousins i have been in afghanistan, through the use of task force transparency, through task force 2010, which has done a great deal about contracting and ensuring transparency and contracting, and in direct

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. >> yes, maam. >> thank you. barbara slavin from the atlantic council. i'm trying to us understand the ramifications of iran. would it effect for affect for example the u.s. ability to keep a straight open to traffic? i mean admiral fallon is it even if they get one or two nukes it's not necessarily going to do anything for them and how do we convince israel that an iran with nuclear weapons is not an ax essential threat to israel and not a threat iran would use against israel? >> we or not, the israelis are going to convince themselves what they want to do and that will be based on their perception of how -- iran again with nuclear weapons, i would expect would make it very clear that if these things were used, that's probably one of the last things that the bidders get to do. so we have a lot of, and lot of national interest and so do other countries. one of these things in my view the tide running against these guys now is that there are a lot of other things going on the world. just stop for a second and roll the clock back nine months or so. it seem