i think it's fair to contrast conclusions of the rob silverman panel with what we see going on todaywhere we have the pentagon inspector general actively investigating claims by up to 50 intelligence analysts that their intelligence reporting and analysis on isis in our effort against isis has been routinely sanitize on its way up the chain of command to the president. that is a far more serious and apparently systemic problem that manipulation of intelligence of the national security area then i think anything we saw in the bush cheney era. >> host: one of the things that both bush and cheney were determined not to do was to blame the intelligence community for anything, which i think was the right thing to do, but as you talk about how they decided to stand in front of that bus for them. >> guest: well, he didn't put it in those terms, but-- >> host: but, he's not a press secretary. >> guest: he's a westerner. although, you are as well. >> host: yes. >> guest: one of the things i did with cheney was on day two, i was determined we sued-- should spend some time talking about the int

he also wants people to be reminded of the work of the silverman rob commission which was established in 2004 to investigate how the intelligence community had got it so wrong about wmd stockpile in iraq. that report concluded that there is not a single instance where senior policymakers had pressured intelligence analyst to come up with a right conclusion on it iraq. that's a very important conclusion of this blue-ribbon panel. bipartisan and respected. i think it is fair to contrast the panel with what we see going on today with the pentagon inspector general actively investigating claims up to 50 intelligence analysts that their intelligence reporting on isis has been routinely sanitized. that is a far more serious problem with the manipulation of intelligence and the national security area than anything we have seen in the bush cheney era. >> host: one of the things both bush and cheney were determined not to do was to blame the intelligence community for anything. i think that was the right thing to do. as you talk about how they decide to stand in front of that bus for them. >>

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