leaving office in 2006. yet it s more apparent now than ever just how little he has learned from his mistakes along the way. with us now is the man behind the movie, the documentary filmmaker errol morris and political analyst david corn of mother jones. errol, thank you for joining us. i found this long documentary mystifying, yet it is the donald rumsfeld i have always known, fey, whimsical face that i swear has the look of a car bomber because he has a smile about the most serious, horrible things. 186,000 people died in the iraq war, and he gets sort of chummy about it, and he is sort of friendly to you. does he know what he is talking about morally? does he know the decisions he made and went along with that caused that war? no. i don t think he does. how do you get is that why dick cheney liked him. because he was such a tool that he didn t stop and say wait a minute, are we really going to war with a country, we re going to take it over, we re going to run that place, ki
50-year-long career since leaving office in 2006. yet it s more apparent now than ever just how little he has learned from his mistakes along the way. with us now is the man behind the movie, the documentary filmmaker errol morris and political analyst david corn of mother jones. errol, thank you for joining us. i found this long documentary mystifying, yet it is the donald rumsfeld i have always known, fey, whimsical face that i swear has the look of a car bomber because he has a smile about the most serious, horrible things. 186,000 people died in the iraq war, and he gets sort of chummy about it, and he is sort of friendly to you. does he know what he is talking about morally? does he know the decisions he made and went along with that caused that war? no. i don t think he does. how do you get is that why dick cheney liked him. because he was such a tool that he didn t stop and say wait
potentially dangerous storm is set to hit the region starting tomorrow night. forecasters say the spring snowstorm will bring strong winds and blizzard-like conditions. that s exciting, right? and a hedge fund planning to bet as much as $100 million that it can select on a court judgment against iran three decades after an iran-linked car bomber killed 241 american servicemen in beirut. iran was ordered to make a $1.8 million payout to the victims, but the ruling is being appealed. and this is our top story today. the search for flight 370. the u.s. navy s high-tech black box locator is now on its way to the indian ocean after search planes on two separate missions spotted actual debris with the human eye from the missing jet, they believe, some 1500 miles off of australia s coastline. jennifer griffin is live from washington. good afternoon. what can you tell us about the new debris that has now been seen by these australian pilots?
are happy and agency says they are not happy, different statements two weeks ago. things haven t really changed that much. thank you very much, michael. greatly appreciate it. a senior military official tells nbc news an american soldier is among the three coalition troops killed in a suicide attack in afghanistan on a major road in the capitol of kabul. officials say a suicide car bomber attacked a convoy of international troops. the attack underscores the continuing threat to foreign troops even as they assume a diminishing rule in combat operations. 12 coalition troops died in afghanistan so far this month, including six u.s. soldiers who died in a helicopter crash december 7th. still ahead, the weather is making it near impossible for crews to restore power to more than 100,000 people in the midwest and over to new england. some families who spent theirs
the pentagon is now confirming that at least one of the people killed in a suicide bombing in afghanistan was indeed an american. a car bomber targeted a convoy of coalition service members in kabul this morning. the explosion also wounded a number of civilians. the convoy of armored vehicles was hit near the camp phoenix military base. this attack comes just two days after a rocket hit the american embassy in kabul. no one was injured in that incident. there is word today of a possible peace keel in the world s anewest country, the united nations says at least 1,000 people have died in south sudan since violence broke out december 15th. more than 120,000 people are sheltering in refugee camps. the feud between the current president and the country s former vice president has touched off this crisis. the u.n. says aid agencies need