condition of the injured who are still at umc? well, you know, as you were told, we have a few patients who are still in critical condition. we have been actively discharging a lot of patients, though, throughout the last 40 hours, 36 hours. we have a lot of people who are walking wounded who were mildly injured. so, you know, there are definitely some patients here. it s going to take a while. they re going to have a protracted, longer recovery period, but overall everybody is doing very well. what is the recovery period look like? well, you know, it s going to depend on which patient you re talking about. there are some patients here that it s going to be measured in months, maybe years. and there are some that are going to be days and weeks. you know, the patients that came through that night that we operated on, all the patients we saw, we saw a full spectrum of injuries, like i said, from some
that was so flagrantly salacious and bizarre, that i think it not only reassured american racing fans that formula i really is dined of weird. i think it probably attracted more american attention to formula i than anything else in american news in decades. and that s because it was a sex scandal. a particularly lurid sex scandal involving this guy. his name is max mosley. at the time, he was the head of the international car racing organization that governs formula i. and a few years ago in 2008, a british tabloid called news of the world got their hands on what they said was a five-hour long videotape showing max mosley and what they described as a said so masochistic dungeon in london having a protracted and by all accounts very satisfying several hours long paid encounter with five women at once.
she talked about immigration which is quite interesting. it s not news when president clinton says something that is socio pat they can sociopathic and cut off from all reality when he said that even the author of the book apparently a wonderful word there apparently had to admit under questioning, by whom we don t know it s complete rubbish. what we have here is a difference of opinion. the author says i ve got these facts and these facts justify these conclusions. president clinton says as i guess this spokesperson for his wife it s all rubbish. well what we need is a referee. i assume we can count on say, the paper of record, the new york times, to go into a protracted and deep examination of all of this. we ll see. we re continuing to cover it. quickly on this i want to turn to immigration. that s an assumption i wouldn t make. although i will say the new
overseas, every embassy flying an american flag. how do you respont to those who worry that releasing this will put american lives at risk. there really is no time. i think the greatness of this country is that we can examine mistakes and remedy them. and that really is the hallmark of a great and just society. feinstein has been trying to declassify and release this report for months. there s been a protracted and tense negotiation over that. until finally this week, the cia and white house gave the green light. timing was of the essence, the republicans take over, and senator feinstein loses control of this committee. she admitted to me, that was part of the reason for the push this week. dana bash, cnn, capitol hill. we re going to bring in josh rogan now from washington. josh, thanks for joining us. this report is quite stunning, what does it suggest that
operatives. this is a poor excuse for the type of oversight that the congress should be conducting. reporter: many republicans accused democrats of playing politics. i m more interested the reporter: orrin hatch said this. a pure political piece of crap. reporter: others accuse democrats of recklessly risking national security. i think what it does for the u.s. government is endanger everyone of our people overseas, every embassy flying an american flag. reporter: how do you respond to those who worry that releasing this will put american lives at risk? there is no good time. and i think the greatness of this country is that we can examine mistakes and remedy them. and that really is the hallmark of a great and just society. reporter: feinstein has been trying to declassify and release this report for months. there has been a protracted and