we will continue to face huge challenges in afghanistan. progress does not come fast enough. progress comes slow at a high price. much more work needs to be done. it s not going to be instant. it is a big, messy process. but it s important that the american people know we are making progress. and i m absolutely convinced we will succeed. the president some saying trying to telegraph the mixed situation there, others say he s trying to have it both ways rhetorically and also on the ground with lives of troops on the ground. i m joined by peter bergen who just got back from afghanistan tuesday and sebastian junger, co-directed a brilliant documentary about it, which if you haven t seen you really should, also author of war, which is a great read as well. peter, you just got back. president obama described his exit strategy in afghanistan as on track. while in some shape or form, may be true, he didn t give clues as to what that, starting in 2011, will look like.
to be there with angelique. i love her. she is amazing. diane birch who i met that year. the walk medical the room and i was like i know you. you were one of them. there, you know. invited guest there. the event actually happened in february. yes. the rest of the world is seeing it this thursday. unveiled in 500 theaters across the, you know, country. when they go to the theater and watch the program what are they going the see? what do they expect? like you said, part talk show, documentary, co-directed by marissa tomei, live music. i haven t seen a documentary or talk show. i m looking forward to singing with everybody else. you are unveiling your new song lion and the butterfly. yes. i think we have a little clip of it. can we listen? yes.