. >> rob smith. i noticed in the book that most counterinsurgency ferris talk heavily about a role of intelligence and when i read the book and noticed an absence of that so you get to the very end and talk about the need to restructure the intelligence community for purposes of going after non-state actors. could you elaborate on that a little bit? i was just struck by the absence of the intelligence story. >> is tom here? like can't see him. i actually writing a chapter on intelligence for tom's upcoming book. haven't got injury for on it i'm afraid. i had a sort of a editorial issue in the book about how much to say about the intelligence process and conflicts that are currently ongoing. i had a lot of material how we did intelligence and iraq and how the intelligence process has worked in afghanistan. ultimately i decided not to put that in the book. i felt like i don't want this to become the cooper book so i pulled back from putting that in but what i did leave was all that stuff about the anth

smith. he is just trying to put the ball in play off your 95. >> bob: nasty breaking ball and willie hits it pretty well. >> rob: and then you speed his bat up and he pulls his breaking ball and you are like, what am i supposed to throw this guy? >> bob: right down into the picnic area. they tried all kind of gimmicks over the years to get people into this building. last year, they finally figured it out: win. >> rob: win and they will come. >> bob: the rays, by the way, are averaging 22 1/2 22500. kansasity, oakland and cleveland all have lower attendance as does baltimore. >> rob: you have to see jose aquendo over the years. he was one of the toughest outs for me. >> bob: swoo switch hitter. >> rob: switch hitter, from the left side, trying to slap the ball and you throw him a breaking ball and he would pull it for a double. >> bob: willie hits that one up the middle, knocked down by ben zobrist and managing to stay on the bag, carlos peqa. the nats leave a couple. they stranded four and they lead 3-1 after 2 1/2. change it up a bit... and you're sure to get a reaction. [ motorcycle engine growl ] ♪ don't let erectile dysfunction slow things d

smith james hoye, c. b. bucknor and mike everett around the bases. number two to the angels' .22. breaking ball, little chopper. zimmermann right there. >> rob step and throw. nationals defensively, adam dunn cannot d. h. because we're in a national league ballpark. he's in left. willie harris, a wonder play in new york last night. dukes is in right. then, guzman, hernandez,zimmerman, johnson and behind the plate josh bard. adam dunn back in left field. he told debbi taylor he really enjoyed dhing a couple of days ago in new york. here is aaron hill perhaps their purest hitter. he has 90 hits to lead the american league tied with miguel tejada for the american league lead -- major league lead and has 28 multihit games woirt. >> rob: you would think scutaro wouldn't walk as much, but scutaro has 47 walks on the season, bob. it's the guy in front of him you want to get around him to get to this guy. i wouldn't think so. >> bob: aaron hill is a former sec player of the year and all american from lsu in his fifth year with the blue jays. 27 years of age a really good second baseman and a 13th overall draft pick back in the first round. there's a