links to iran in activities and terrorist networks that really most analysts didn't think were there. they just think he wasn't suited for that job and that he wasn't really suited for that kind of service in washington. as good as he was as an intel officer in the military in combat zones in places like baghdad and afghanistan, it just didn't work very well when you tried to put him in a civilian environment like the d.i.a. or perhaps a senior job at the white house. >> well, as your colleague david ignatius has written today, it looks like he has come all the way through the looking glass and made this complete circle. and his column today complements your reporting. our thanks to greg miller for returning to our broadcast and again to our audience. his book is "the apprentice: trump, russia and the subversion of american democracy." after a break coming up for us we knew it was going to be emotional, and it was, but it was the awkwardness of today