they chose. i recommended against it. i thought there was a better way of doing it. they chose to do it. it s their prerogative. all i m saying is it s a good read. even in its redacted form, you can figure out what was going on, why the tipping point happened when it did and, frankly, lessons to hearn and try to improve for the future. i think we can do good things in afghanistan but we ve got to get the right policy in place. lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer, talk, sir. i want to tell our viewers, cnn received this response boy operation dark heart from lieutenant general ronald burgess with the pentagon s defense intelligence agency. he says, the dia s investigation identified significant classified information the release of which i had determined could reasonably be expected to cause serious damage to national security. the manuscript contains secret activities of the u.s. special operations command, cia and national security agency. we ll continue to follow this story. go
and a much smaller impact on the religious world. that s a good question, and i m afraid i don t have the answer to that question. if i did, i d write a bigger book. but what i do know is that god is a forgiving god, and you can come back, you know. so i think they have done, these gentlemen whose names we arct articula articulated, have come back in their own way. some have written books. i think haggard started in the same city where he lost his congregation. so it s going to take time. once again, you look at how they recouped, did they recoup by telling the truth? whatever the truth is. i don t know what the truth is with the new birth situation. i hope we will find it out. i know we will. you know, we turn to the bible, we turn to the scripture for some direction. and someone asked, well, what should the church do. i think the church needs to talk to themselves. there is obviously a need to
about it. the publisher warned them about the potential for what you re bringing up when this started back on the 13th of august. okay. that was something that was brought up. all right. lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer, the book is operation dark heart. thank you. we re still hoping that the department of defense will take us up on the invitation to join us live to have this discussion. thanks so much. appreciate your time. days of downpours lead to rising rivers. we ll tell you who s at risk and what s ahead in the days to come. words alone aren t enough. our job is to listen and find ways to help workers who lost their jobs to the spill. i m iris cross. we ll keep restoring the jobs, tourist beaches,
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the pentagon purchases thousands of copies of an army officer s memoir only to destroy them, in an effort to safeguard state secrets, steve centanni joins us from washington. explain what the defense department is worried about. reporter: they claim it could cause damage to national security if the original book came out and they don t say how but part of the book deals with intelligence information on mohammed atta, identified as a threat to the u.s., before the 9/11 attacks occurred. now, he, of course was the ringleader of those attacks and piloted one plane that did hit the world trade center. the book, operation dark heart was written by tony schaeffer, a lieutenant colonel in the army of reserves who claims he told the 9/11 commission about the early identification of atta but it did not appear in the final report and before copies of the book were burned, he talked with fox news about i. apparently, the defense intelligence agency took exception to the way the army cleared