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reinforcements, instead president obama has a clear message for maliki and his allies. right now is a moment where the fate of iraq hangs in the balance. and the test for all of them is going to be whether they can overcome the mistrust, the deep sectarian divisions. reporter: roll back to 2011 and listen to the difference. you have a strong and enduring partner in the united states of america. reporter: so what went wrong? maliki arose after the fall of saddam hussein as a quiet hero, a leader of the shiite resistance to saddam s sunni rule who had lived more than 20 years in exile to escape a death sentence. he became prime minister in 2006 amid high hopes. he s the right guy for iraq. and we re going to help him. reporter: maliki punished those loyal to saddam, but a
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old, still alive. um-huh. bill: you say look, i really need to know the story, correct. what happened we found these long belongings. my mother passed along a few years ago. we found old tattered suitcase and in it was a rusty p.o.w. tag emblazed with a prisoner number and bloody and arm band and cards that had code names on it and i saw the name, different age than i thought my dad was. i said this is my father, this is my past. ill. bill: so then you know a little bit more. how did you convince your father finally in a very advanced teenage to tell you what happened. time something everything. i called my dad and i said dad, i need to know who i am. i am seeing these things. i know now what you went through. i m now old enough to understand. please tell me. my dad at 4. sensing his own immoral tattle. he ran 33 marathons bill in his day. my dad doesn t do anything halfway. bill: so then he did tell you what happened and thus the book quiet hero. do you hold any resentme