. >> joining us now is peter gallo, a former investigators for the office of internal oversight service, left the position in march and plied for whistleblower, because he said he was defamed and accused of crimes after accusing his supervisor of misconduct. you heard the conversation in which the two gentlemen said to me that it would be incorrect to deem the u.n. a failure by virtue of what is going on in the world. assuming you think the united nations is a worthy organization, you have found things about it that prevent it from executing its mission. >> i would say it's correct. it's a case of the efficiency of which it carries out the humanitarian purposes. those are the questions which have to be addressed. there's no denying that the organization does some good, and there's valuable humanitarian purpose in doing so. however, what is seen recently, particularly in the areas of the failure to address the sexual offenses by u.n. personal shows that there are areas with accountability has to be enforced? >> talk to me about this. what are you referring to? >> most high profile cases,