i heard you talk about richard armitage. and you didn't tell the story he ended up in prison in the philippines? >> yeah, he did. he didn't get authorization to bring 30,000 people to the philippines. when i interviewed him he just decided to take 30 people. and i decided to beg for forgiveness than ask for permission. he expected they would say no because there was a sense that there were a lot of vietnamese coming out of the country and that the u.s. wasn't going to be able to handle it. anyway, he made the executive decision on the fly to bring . ese folks with him he spent two or three nights in a makeshift jail and a friend somehow rescued him. >> filipino jail or american jail? >> i think it was an american jail. >> connected to the military? >> that's my recollection. >> and richard armitage went on to do what? >> from there, he worked under powell and so he -- he plays a significant role during the bush administration. >> let's watch that clip. >> ok. >> there were no words to describe what a ship looks like that hol

at the end of the film, there story about richard armitage, who helped save 30,000 vietnamese. that whole story is documented through that footage. >> we are going to run that, but before we do, i heard you talk about richard somewhere else. the story there -- he ended up in a prison in the philippines? >> yes he did. >>how ? >> he didn't have authorization people to the 0 philippines. he just decided to take 30,000 people, and he said i would rather beg for forgiveness. he thought at that point they might say no because there was a sense that there were a lot of the ies coming out country -- vietnamese coming out of the country. he made the executive decision on the fly and went to the philippines. then he got arrested there -- i two or ou spent maybe three nights in some makeshift with a friend of his. i think it was an american jail. >> connected to the military? that is my recollection. >> and he went on to do what? >> then he worked under powell and so he -- he played a significant role during abortion ministration. >> let's watch that clip. >> there are no words to a ship