it is under duress and carefully constructed. you say, i m sorry. those fools that didn t master miz the points. here s one that really does matter. this is general stan lea mcchrystal was relieved of duty after his article in rolling stone. before that he put out this statement. quote, i extend my sincerest apology for this profile. it was a mistake reflecting poor judgment and should never have happened. there s a statement. poor judgment. when a guy messes around with somebody besides his wife, he says poor judgment. i thought it was my wife. i give him credit for doing a straightup apology. you re right about the judgment. how drunk do you have to be frank in front of a rolling stone reporter? is that the time and place? by the way, there is a story here. somebody in public relations at the military trying to do their job said we have a recruitment
legislative agenda. is the third achievable? and sorry state of affairs. last week it was joe barton. this week general mcchrystal. suddenly public figures everywhere seem to be saying i m sorry. why sorry doesn t seem to be the hardest word anymore. can you name the last president to support a mustache? here s a hint. he was elected in 1908 and succeeded teddy roosevelt. william howard taft. is 100 years since they were in the white house. let me finish with afghanistan. who are we fighting for against there and why? let s start with lin ral opposition to the president s afghan war strategy. democratic strategist gym from massachusetts sent a letter to pelosi asking she hold off on war funding. and from new york has also signed onto that. gentlemen, thank you for joining us. i guess the question is what are we fighting for in afghanistan? can you discern the president s strategy? let s hear your best version, congressman mcgovern, of what you believe is the president s war