response in iraq and in syria and we talk with two of our best war correspondents, michael gordon of the "new york times" and dexter filkins of the "new yorker" magazine. >> i keep coming back to -- you know it's been a year since mosul fell to i.s.i.s., and you go into the iraqi army barracks and the iraqi army we trained and built at unbelievable expense over many, many years it disintegrated in like, one night, you know, and i.s.i.s. they took whole towns with just taxicabs and a guy with a bullhorn. i mean, they all ran away and that's not -- i mean that's not a problem you can fix by just adjusting your policy in washington, you know. that goes to the heart of what these countries are. >> rose: we continue this evening with the global refugee crisis and talk to matt dillon, michel gabaudan, kenneth roth and david david miliband. >> i was grateful, because it's a migrant crisis. i was glad when they said i'm going to the champ to see what's happening. it is a crisis that has the roots in the treatment of people in burma. >> rose: we conclude with bjarke ingels, the danish archite

joining me michael gordon here in new york. and dexter filkins of the new yorker magazine. michael gordon, tell me what is happening right now with respect to -- i mean, the administration seems to fear being pulled into will iraq, and on the other hand they have a growing sense that things are going so badly they may have to do something different. where are we? michael: the american strategy has been to degrade and defeat the islamic state, but it has been under resourced all along. they do not have a strategy that outlines -- aligns with their objectives. after the fall of ramadi, they have made some course correction by sending american personnel to a new base in an bar -- anbar. it is an attempt to reach out to the tribes and work more effectively with the military units in anbar that at some point will have to retake ramadi. charlie: does it sound like too little too late to you? dexter: all of this is a sign of the president ambivalence. charlie: this is in ambivalence? dexter: he wants to do something, but he doesn't want to be there. what he doesn't want to be you

joining me michael gordon here in new york. and dexter filkins of the new yorker magazine.

following day so-called evidence popped up under the new york times under the twin byline of michael gordonadministration's van, the authors included the phrase soon to be repeated by president bush and all his top of desktop officials. the first sign of a smoking gun may be a mushroom cloud. the publisher new what to make of this front-page bombshell. he wrote in a disgraceful piece that of stenography. gordon and miller inflated at administration link into something resembling imminent armageddon. the bush administration knew just what to do with the story they had. the data story ran, the vice president made the rounds on the sunday talk shows to advance the administrations focused -- bogus claims. cheney declared that iraq had purchased aluminum tubes. it didn't matter that the report refuted the charge before and after was made. but cheney did not want viewers to take his word for it. he said there's a story in the new york times this morning. this is the classic disinformation to step. the white house leaked alike to the times, the newspaper published it is a startling expose and in t

. >> michael gordon, "the new york times." mr. speaker, since mr.came prime minister of iraq, have there been any steps toward political reconciliation and are you satisfied with the pace of reconciliation in your country? there seems to have been no progress on an amnesty law. you mentioned the national guard. the national guard does not exist because your council of representatives can't pass legislation on it. a case can be made that the international community should do more. but the perception here is that iraqis haven't done enough on political reconciliation. do you share and that what do you think needs to be done. thank you. >> translator: abadi, we look at him as partners. he needs support. and he also, he must take initiative to implementing agreements that were concluded in the past. because waiting or delaying will create a kind of feeling of no commitment to agreements that were neutral. and the project of reconciliation, we partner with him in it. we will continue to operate to achieve it. it is not an easy project. it is not slogans.

following day so-called evidence popped up in the sunday new york times hundred 20 by line of michael gordon and judith miller. they wrote more than a decade after saddam hussein agreed to give up weapons of mass distraction iraq has stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons and embarked on a worldwide hunt for materials to make an atomic bomb. this according to bush and ministration officials. in a revealing example of how the story amplified it included the phrase send to be repeated by president bush the sure sign of a smoking gun. the publisher john macarthur censorship and propaganda knew what to make of this front-page bombshell he wrote gordon and miller inflated and administration leak in the something resembling imminent armageddon. the bush administration knew just what to do with the story they had fed. the day the story ran vp dick cheney made the rounds to sunday talk shows to advance the ministration focus. purchased aluminum tubes to make enriched uranium. it didn't it didn't matter that the iaea refuted the charge before and after it was made. cheney did not want viewers just

following day so-called evidence popped up under the new york times under the twin byline of michael gordon and u.s. mail -- judith miller. they wrote a rock stepped up its quest for nuclear weapons. this according to bush administration officials. in a revealing example of how the story amplify the administration's van, the authors included the phrase soon to be repeated by president bush and all his top of desktop officials. the first sign of a smoking gun may be a mushroom cloud. the publisher new what to make of this front-page bombshell. he wrote in a disgraceful piece that of stenography. gordon and miller inflated at administration link into something resembling imminent armageddon. the bush administration knew just what to do with the story they had. the data story ran, the vice president made the rounds on the sunday talk shows to advance the administrations focused -- bogus claims. cheney declared that iraq had purchased aluminum tubes. it didn't matter that the report refuted the charge before and after was made. but cheney did not want viewers to take his word for it. he said th

gordon r. sullivan and michael r. harper entitled "hope is not a method" what business leaders can learn from america's army. and cat logged by the library of congress under the headings industrial management and strategic planning. here is how sullivan and harper make use of chamberlin's story. and you don't have this in front of you so you just have to listen. when we think of what it means to value and respect people, our thoughts go to one of grant's commanders joshua chamberlin. as a tribute to its heroism grant selected chamberlin's division to formally accept the surrender forming a line in which his second corps surend dangered their arms as they marched off the field. and he quotes some of what you've seen. their conclusion is chamberlin and gordon two of america's citizen soldiers understood the most basic truth. leadership always comes back to people. write that down. the second invocation appears in to forgive is human. how to put your past in the past. it was published in 1997 by michael e mccullough and

the first of my three appears in a 1996 book by gordon r sullivan and michael harper entitled hope is not a method, but business leaders can learn from america's army. catalogued by the library of congress under the headings, industrial management and strategic planning. here is how they make use of chamberlains story. you don't have this in front of you so you will have to listen. when we think of what it means to value and respect people else -- our thoughts go to joshua champlin. grant selected his division to formally accept the surrender at appomattox, forming a line in front of gordon's second core and battle flags as they marched off the field. he quotes some of what he has sees -- seen and their conclusion -- chamberlain and gordon, citizen soldiers who understood the most basic truth: leadership always comes back to people. write that down. [laughter] the second invocation appears in -- to forgive is human. how to put your past in the past. it is classified by the library of congress under forgiveness and interpersonal relations. they say, the next act of healing was initiate

the first of my three appears in a 1996 book by gordon r sullivan and michael r harper entitled "hope is not a method: what business leaders can learn from americans army." it is categorized under the headings industrial management and strategical planning. you don't have this in front of you. when we think of what it means to value and respect people come our thoughts go to one of grants commanders, joshua chamberlain. as a tribute, grant selected chamberlin's division to formally accept the confederate surrender at appomattox, forming a line as they marched off the field. he quotes some of what you have seen. the conclusion is chamberlain and gordon -- two of americans at citizen soldiers understood the most basic truth: leadership always comes back to people. write that down. [laughter] dr. cushman: the second invocation appears in "to forgive is human>." it was published in 1997 and it is classified by the library of congress under forgiveness and interpersonal relations. they say "the next act of healing in this story was initiated by colonel joshua chamberlain had been a profess

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gordon. philadelphia police are hoping to find surveillance video or a witness or any other clue after a hit be run in center city. a driver hit michael toner as he crossed the street at 11th and market right around 1:00 a.m. yesterday morning. doctors at thomas jefferson university had to amputate the skate-year-old's actor's right leg. police say they have very little to go on. no vehicle description. so far no witnesses. it happened while it was raining in the darkness of the overnight hours. >>> search is underway tonight for a missing mom and her 11 month old son. 33-year-old maria feran tee was last seen june 3rd near her home on the 2800 block of normandy drive in northeast philadelphia. she was with her son giovanni. if you see them or know where they are you're asked to please give philadelphia police a call. >>> new york city now where 18 people are recovering after a nasty crash in the lincoln tunnel. authorities say during this morning's rush a new jersey transit bus rear ended a private tour bus in the center tube on the manhattan side of the tunnel. well that crash center a pregnant woman into labor. paramedic final wl a

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