. >> i think that was benedict arnold. >> benedict arnold. >> that was benedict arnold. >> benedict arnold. >> benedict arnold. >> in 1780, he wanted to be the commander here. he'd been wounded grievously a couple years earlier. and he felt that he wasn't being treated properly. so his wife and he had conspired with the british to turn over west point for 30,000 pounds sterling. in today's money, that'd be several million dollars. so he sought this command. he gained this command. and then he tried to turn it over to the british, but it was foiled, and he escaped. and he became the most famous traitor in american history. >> arnold fled to safety with the british. after the war, the young country recognized it needed a military college. >> what our founding fathers realized -- with the size of our country, we need a strong military. we also needed a professional, military class of officers that were educated and trained in the art and science of war. >> in 1802, president jefferson made it official. the united states military academy was born. >> this is the entrance to west point. it's ca

pope benedict highlighted this to a group of bishops earlier this year. the pope spoke forcefully about the need to defend religious liberty in the united states, he said with her long tradition of respect for the right relationship between faith and reason, the church has a critical role to play in countering cultural currents which seek to promote notions of freedom detached from world truth. benedict went on to say that the legitimate separation of church and state cannot be taken to mean that the church must be silent on certain issues nor that the state may choose not to engage or be engaged by the voices of committed believers in determining the values which will shape the future of the nation. that was on january 19th of this year. on january 20th as if on cue the department of health and human services announced that it had to intention of changing the mandate it had proposed in august, a mandate which would force virtually all employers, even those with conscientious objections to provide health care coverage for abortion inducing drugs, steriliz

in it, confidential letters and memos to and from pope benedict. as well as allegations of financial corruption at the vatican, many leaks seem to aim at undermining its secretary of state. >> it's clear that there is but only one man, but a group of monsignors and employees of the vatican who are following a line of underground opposition to the secretary of state, cardinal bertoni. >> duncan golistani also reports the investigation continues into whether other people were involved. gabrieli faces up to 30 years in prison if he is found guilty. >>> turning now to decision 2012. tonight, the obama md romney campaigns are using the memorial day weekend to map out their campaign strategies for the long summer ahead. and all indications are that the race is going to be a dog fight decided by a few key swing states. one of those states is virginia where president obama still has a small lead. mitt romney hopes to boost campaign funds by appear with donald trump this week. but some conservatives are calling that move a mistake. >> the cost of appearing

pope benedict xvi spoke today about unity. but he presides over a divided church, his seven-year papacy now distracted by scandal and intrigue. today we learned more about paolo gabriele, the pope's personal butler, under arrest and accused od leaking confidential vatican documents. gabriele is said to be a modest man who began at the vatican as cleaner working his way up. he has been at benedict's side since 2006. >> still now there are a lot of people who can't understand why he did it, if he did it. and many think he was framed. >> reporter: this is porta santa anna, one of the main gates into the vatican, watched over as always by the swiss guard. the papal apartments are just up that way around the corner about 100 yards. and down that way the apartment of the pope's butler just overlooking the walls of the vatican. wer told that gabrielle lived with his family with the red flowers. he is now being held in a room in the tiny vatican police station. the documents expose money laundering and kick backs at the secret vatican

benedict himself said all nations on earth have a moral responsibilities to provide healthcare to its poor citizens regardless of their ability to pay. i don't see an outcry from catholics on issues over this. i hear right wing catholics who freely disobey the pope's rule when they use birth control which is spiritually insignificant, i'm confused by their motivation. >> i want to remeantime you that pope benedict has been an outspoken advocate on the financial. >> and that's what made jesus flip out in the temple. it was the tax, the fee on the poor, the interest on loans. >> this is what is at stake today. cardinal bernadine had this beautiful con sect of the seamless garment. that everyone was connected. the death row enmate, the dignity that they had was comparable to the dignity of the unborn child or the mother of three on welfare, they were all integrated. but what today what we see in the catholic church is a hierarchy that says certain threats to dignity is more important than others. that's incredibly scary. that's what groups like ours are working to resist. >> people want

and, in fact, pope benedict has said if you live with debt that begins do impede the government's ability to provide bake services you are living in untrue and pope benedict is tag -- talking about europe which has had a commitment to social justice and programs and now we see europe as a case study in struggle with trying to pay for commitments that it can no longer afford and that is the issue that paul ryan is trying to raise and he now is putting it in moral terms. there is a moral issue and he deserve as good faith answer. >> if you look at europe one thing that we can see is when you have a debt crisis, and you finally have to do something about it, who suffers the most? and first? it isn't the georgetown faculty. it is the poor. who have their budgets and spending cut. i'm afraid i have to give myself the last word. we are out of time. of single mi. battle speech right? may i? [ horse neighs ] or too long, people have settled for single miles. with the capital one venture card, you'll earn doubleiles on every purchase, every day! [ visigoths cheer ] hawaii, here we come. [ alec ] s

. >> pope benedict has been searching for whoever betrayed his secrets. all along, it might have been the man closest to him. yesterday, the pope's personal butler was charged. the 46-year-old was always right there with the pontiff, but what was he doing behind his back? >> this is a pious, quiet young man, who has worked in the holy city for 15 years. >> the scandal took a new twist last week with the publication of a book by a journalist. in confidential -- in it, confidential letters and memos to and from pope benedict. many are aimed at undermining the secretary of state. it is onlyars that di one man. senior officials at the vatican are following a line of underlying opposition to the secretary of state. >> the investigation is still continuing into whether other people were involved. as for the other, if he is found guilty, he could face up to 30 years in prison. >> still more questions this weekend after a confession in one of the most famous missing persons cases ever. this week and then confessed to the 1979 murder of etan patz. he was the first

and officials in the kathryn confirming pope benedict 16th butler was arrested. on this day, drackula hit store shelves. irish born author spent part of his child hood bedridden. he became a soccer star. and then he had a story of a vam pine who makes his way to and preys on innocent poem. he made money selling bocks today. >> and that is our news. huckabee starts in 10 seconds . i will see you half way through with the latest news. have a good one. >> tonight on huckabee. a fight from the start. he dislocated his shoulder as he was born. >> he overcame the addiction . >> he was addicted to crack . >> and debilitating injury. >> ark dam. your fingers are gone. >> no matter how hard he got hit himself he came back harder. >> he's the ultimate description of the friend. >> friend family honor him. >> and defense

>> i am debra benedict. the senior housing action corrupt -- collaborative. i am with the state organization, with california at delivery rights. i am wanting to mention a couple of things. i started with the conversation with a good friend of mine, discussing the fact that we would call our supervisors. one thing she told me was that she was working in a temp agency. she was working for this corporation and the man who is in that building, which is in the embarcadero mentioned -- this is several years ago, that the building had sunk 5 inches. imagine how much further those buildings, at washington, were going to be sinking. gravity and landfill. bradley is going to affect every piece of property down there, and the rising waters that are inevitable in the global warming as a result of our human habitation are impossible to predict an impossible to stop. let's let gravity deal with this, and sink this project as far as you possibly can. i would like to say that -- it makes me angry that the people at golden gateway have transferred this property with little n

let's learn fans of learning. >> dirk benedict became a vegetarian in 1971. dirk suffers from 50% hearing loss in his left ear due to a firearm mishap when he was 12. in 2006 dirk appeared at the wizzard world convention in chicago, illinois. in 1989, dirk starred in the tv movie "trench coat in paradise." dirk has a brother and a sister named roy and ramona. the name of dirk's first book is "confessions of a caw macaw swree cowboy." dirk was a member of di-delta-pheta. he wrote and directed "cahoot" in 2001. >> i didn't know i did all of this. >> you had quite the career. you made an interesting point. you said you had a vibrant sex life and it killed your sex life. celebrity killed your sex life. >> i was not unsuccessful with women when i was a normal guy. i had to work at it. i had to extend myself and talk and take them to diner and be somebody. when i was filming cat battle star galactica" we would go to this bar next to ucla and have beer. and there were the pretty co-eds and i would try to chat them up. i smelled like a hick from montana. the show wen

and officials in the kathryn confirming pope benedict 16th butler was arrested. on this day, drackula hit store shelves. irish born author spent part of his child hood bedridden. he became a soccer star. and then he had a story of a vam pine who makes his way to and preys on innocent poem. he made money selling bocks today. >> and that is our news. huckabee starts in 10 seconds . i will see you half way through with the latest news. have a good one. >> tonight on huckabee. a fight from the start. he dislocated his shoulder as he was born. >> he overcame the addiction . >> he was addicted to crack . >> and debilitating injury. >> ark dam. your fingers are gone. >> no matter how hard he got hit himself he came back harder. >> he's the ultimate description

and, in fact, pope benedict has said if you live with debt that begins do impede the government's ability to provide bake services you are living in untrue and pope benedict is tag -- talking about europe which has had a commitment to social justice and programs and now we see europe as a case study in struggle with trying to pay for commitments that it can no longer afford and that is the issue that paul ryan is trying to raise and he now is putting it in moral terms. there is a moral issue and he deserve as good faith answer. >> if you look at europe one thing that we can see is when you have a debt crisis, and you finally have to do something about it, who suffers the most? and first? it isn't the georgetown faculty. it is the poor. who have their budgets and spending cut. i'm afraid i have to give myself the last word. we are out of time. every communications provider is different but centurylink is committed to being a different kind of communications company. ♪ we link people and fortune 500 companies nationwide and around the world. and we will continue to free you to do more and

our details from nbc's jim maceda. >> pope benedict's personal butler, paolo gabriele, always seated up front in the popemobile, but today, he was arrested after police found hundreds of confidential documents in his house. the butler in charge of serving meals and managing the pope's private apartment, allegedly leaked the documents to the media, including investigative reporter geonluigi nutzi whose new book unveiled a web of vatican corruption and cronyism. some small wheels in the vatican machine decided rightly or wrongly to make public important events, like palace plots, he said. the vatican confirmed today that indeed the butler was arrested and called nutzi's book and the leaks criminal. it's launched its own investigation. among the incriminating documents, letters to the pope from the archbishop revealing a small network of construction companies awarded vatican contracts at inflated prices. but the whistleblower was punished and against his wishes, packed off to the u.s. where he's now the vatican ambassador in washington. other leaked documents revealed vatican in fighti

. >>> and coming up, pope benedict xvi ben breaks his -- pope benedict xvi breaks his silence about the scandal of leaked documents. >>> and prince william tells how he felt at the royal wedding that his mother never got to attend. we're back in a moment. n a mom . >>> it vatican spokesperson said pope benedict xvi is not afraid of what might come out as the investigation into the leaked vatican documents continues. the spokesman said the pope is pained by the leaks because some of the documents were personal letters from faithful catholics. some paper shows allegations of corruption connected with millions of dollars in contracting fees. the pope's personal butler was arrested after documents were found in his apartment. >>> and prince william is veryad his mother never got to meet kate middleton. he tried to prepare himself for his mother not being there for his wedding last year, but it was difficult and said that diana would have loved their wedding day. princess diana died in a paris car crash in 1997. william was 15 and -- william was 15 and harry was 12. >>> coming up, a powerful

let me start with pope benedict's january 19th address to the u.s. bishops which the document that i'm discussing quotes extensively. the pope cites concerns about, quote, certain attempts being made to limit the most cherished of american freedoms, the freedom rev lidgion. he expresses worries about concerted efforts to deny the right of conscientious objection on the part of catholic institutions with regard to cooperation in intrinsically evil practices. and also about a tendency to reduce religious freedom to mere freedom of worship without guarantees of respect for freedom of conscience. i suspect that muslims whose right to construct mosques is under assault in communities around the country would be thrilled to enjoy a secure and unquestioned right to mere freedom of worship, but i digress. as the pope is no doubt aware, while freedom of religion is, indeed, most cherished in the united states, it is far from absolute. even in core matters of worship. free exercise doesn't entail the right to conduct a loud revival meeting in a residential nei

for seven years, benedict has struggled to assert control over the church. he's now 85 and in declining health, facing the biggest crisis inside the vatican in decades. it's going to test every ounce of strength he has left in him. david? >> jeffrey, thanks. >>> meantime, back in this country now and to dollars and cents. to a new number that caught our eye, baby boomers, saddled with student loans, not only their children's, but still paying back their own. a whopping six million americans over the age of 50, still paying off their own loans. neal karlinsky tonight on the newest number delaying retirement. >> are you ready? >> reporter: after years of hard work, savings, plus an air force pension, terry and edward fackler thought they had retirement taken care of. then, the student loan debt started piling up. what does this do to you in your golden years? >> well, i don't know about retirement. >> no retirement? >> no. >> reporter: the facklers are part of an often hidden, but huge number of retirement-age americans drowning in an estimated $36 billion in

benedict himself said all nations on earth have a moral responsibilities to provide healthcare to its poor citizens regardless of their ability to pay. i don't see an outcry from catholics on issues over this. i hear right wing catholics who freely disobey the pope's rule when they use birth control which is spiritually insignificant, i'm confused by their motivation. >> i want to remeantime you that pope benedict has been an outspoken advocate on the financial. >> and that's what made jesus flip out in the temple. it was the tax the fee on the poor the interest on loans. >> this is what is at stake today. cardinal bernadine had this beautiful con sect of the seamless garment. that everyone was connected. the death row enmate, the dignity that they had was comparable to the dignity of the unborn child or the mother of three on welfare, they were all integrated. but what today what we see in the catholic church is a hierarchy that says certain threats to dignity is more important than others. that's incredibly scary. that's what groups like ours are working to resist. >> people want to

in it, confidential letters and memos to and from pope benedict. many leaks seemed to aim at undermining the secretary of state. >>s it it is clear that there's not only one man but a group ofomon seniors and employees of the vatican who are following a line of underground opposition to the secretary of state, the cardinal. >> also last week the head of the vatican was removed from his position. the revelation vs. thrown the holy sea into chaos as it tries to show the world it's serious about complying with norms on transparency. as for the butler, depending on the exact charges and if he is found guilty, he could face up to 30 years in prison. aaron? >> all right. thank you. >>> new, the u.s. geological survey is keeping a close eye on argentina after an earthquake rocked the country. the 6.4-magnitude earthquake hit near the northern sea of santiago. right now there are no reports of major damage or injuries. >>> the head of the u.n. observer mission in syria says he will emphasize the "suffering of the syrian people" during a special visit with

our details from nbc's jim maceda. >> pope benedict's personal butler, paolo gabriele, always seated up front in the popemobile, but today, he was arrested after police found hundreds of confidential documents in his house. the butler in charge of serving meals and managing the pope's private apartment, allegedly leaked the documents to the media, including investigative reporter geonluigi nutzi whose new book unveiled a web of vatican corruption and cronyism. some small wheels in the vatican machine decided rightly or wrongly to make public important events, like palace plots, he said. the vatican confirmed today that indeed the butler was arrested and called nutzi's book and the leaks criminal. it's launched its own investigation. among the incriminating documents, letters to the pope from the archbishop revealing a small network of construction companies awarded vatican contracts at inflighted prices. but the whistle blower was punished and against his wished, packed off to the u.s. where he's now the vatican ambassador in washington. other leaked documents revealed vatican in fig

benedict has desrugled to exert control over the church. now 85, he is declining in health, facing what is the biggest scandal inside the vati. it will test every ounce of strength he has left in him. david? >> jeffrey, thanks. >>> meantime, back in this country now and to dollars and cents. baby boomers saddled with student loans, not only their children's, but still paying back their own. a whopping six million americans over the age of 50, still paying off their own loans. neal karlinsky tonight on the newest number delaying retirement. >> reporter: after years of hard work, savings plus and air force pension, terry and edward fackler thought they had retirement taken care of. then, the student loan debt started piling up. what does this do to you in your golden years? >> well, i don't know about retirement. >> no retirement? >> no. >> reporter: the facklers are part of an often hidden, but huge number of retirement-age americans drowning in an estimated $36 billion in student-loan debt. some still struggling to pay off their own debts.

he has been at benedicts side since 2006. there are a lot of people who can't understand why he did it, if he did it, and many think that maybe he was framed up. >> reporter: this is porta santa ana one of the main gates watched over as always by the swiss guard. apartments up that way around the corner around 100 kbrards. down that way, the apartment of the pope's butler. just over looking the walls of the vatican. we are told that the apartment with the red flowers is where he lived with his family and where the secret church documents were found. he is now being held in a room in the tiemy vatican police station. the documents expose money laundering and kick backs at the secret vatican bank which is operated outside of international banking laws. the head of the bank, fired last week. benedict has tried and failed to reform it. >> reporter: the hunt for potential accomplices of the pope's butler continues here at the vatican, but this is the critical point. court cases at the vatican are held behind closed doors. which me

our details from nbc's jim maceda. >> pope benedict's personal butler, paolo gabriele, always seetded up front in the popemobile, but today, he was arrested after police found hundreds of confidential documents in his house. he allegedly leaked the documents to the media, including investigative reporter geonluigi nutzi who unveiled a corruption. some small wheels in the vatican machine decided rightly or wrongly to make public important events, like palace plots, he said. they confirmed the butler was arrested and called the book and the leaks criminal and launched its own investigation. among the incriminating documents, letters to the pope from the archbishop revival a small netwalk of construction companies awarded vatican contracts at inflated prices. but the whistle blower was punished and against his wished, packed off to the u.s. where he's now the vatican ambassador in washington. other leak eed documents reveal vatican in fighting over financial transparency. on thursday, tudesky was fired at the vatican bank's president. >> he said he was ousted because he was the one who w

benedict has desrugled to exert control over the church. now 85, he is declining in health, facing what is the biggest scandal inside the vatican in decades. it will test every ounce of strength he has left in him. david? >> jeffrey, thanks. >>> meantime, back in this country now and to dollars and cents. baby boomers saddled with student loans, not only their children's, but still paying back their own. a whopping six million americans over the age of 50, still paying off their own loans. neal karlinsky tonight on the newest number delaying retirement. >> reporter: after years of hard work, savings plus and air force pension, terry and edward fackler thought they had retirement taken care of. then, the student loan debt started piling up. what does this do to you in your golden years? >> well, i don't know about retirement. >> no retirement? >> no. >> reporter: the facklers are part of an often hidden, but huge number of retirement-age americans drowning in an estimated $36 billion in student-loan debt. some still struggling to pay off the

joseph stansbury is the person in philadelphia who received the messages from benedict arnold, wrote them into cipher, in codes, and they were brought across new jersey by two different methods. brought here to new york. they were given to the reverend jonathan o'dell who then decoded the messages and then turned them into british headquarters right here at 1 broadway. they also used book codes, blackstone's commentaries on the laws of england, and if you notice, it says fifth oxford edition. it is very important that the two people sending and coding and decoding in the messages are using the same edition. otherwise, you find out you put down the word balloon and they're reading it as baloney. so you've got to use the same edition. the first number is usually the page. the second number is the line, and the third number is the word. so 45-9-8 would mean to go to page 45, to go down to line 9, over to word 8, and that would be your word, which obviously you've got to have the same book. dictionary codes. very popular used by all sides. a dictionary, though the most common one used th

pope benedict has been searching for whoever betrayed his secrets. all along, it might have been the man closest to him. yesterday, paolo gabriele, the pope's personal butler, was charged. he was always there with the pontiff, up front in the popemobile or by him at dinner. but what was he doing behind his boss's back? >> everyone who has known this young man, paolo gabriele, paolito, as he's known, including me, is stunned by this. this is a pius, quiet young man who's worked in the holy sea for 50 years. >> the scandal took a twist last week by the publication in a book. in it, confidential letters and memos to and from pope benedict, as well as allegations of financial corruption at the vatican. many leaks seemed to aim at undermining its secretary of state. cardin the cardinal is number two. some believe it's the power struggle at the center of the church, perhaps wider than just one butler. >> it's clear that there is not only one man, but a group of monsignors and employees of the vatican who are following a line of underground opposition to th

the suspect worked as a butler for pope benedict since 2006. he is accused of leaking documentst to an italian journalist. those documents allege corruptions and power struggles within the vatican. in a separate case, vatican officials ousted the presence president of the vatican bank for also leaking confidence documents. >>> only at west point and the other outstanding service academies does the entire united states of america swell with pride at the accomplishments you're celebrating today. >> one thousand cadets are graduating today and they will be commissioned as second lieutenants in the u.s. army. >>> on this memorial day weekend, the commander in chief is also paying tribute to the men and women of the armed forces. >> even as we honor those who maid the ultimate sacrifice, we reaffirm our commitment to care for those who served alongside them. the veterans who came home. this includes our newest generation of veterans from iraq and afghanistan. >> on monday morning the president and the first lady will join gold star families at arlin

. >> warner: pope benedict the 16th has not spoken publicly about the scandal. but, apart from the criminal probe, the pope appointed three cardinals to investigate how and why the leaking occurred. to help us understand all this, we turn to john allen, who covers the vatican for the "national catholic reporter" based in rome. he joins us tonight from denver. okay. leaked documents, a butler arrested, insider... one insider gone, another tough financial figure gone. what really is at the heart of this? what's this about? >> margaret, good to see you and happy memorial day. look at one level this is a story about a venturis old institution that has always prized secrecy struggling to come to term s with the 21st century world in which it is quite difficult to keep things hidden. they're seeing some of their most closely guarded secrets rolld out for public view. things like document concerning vatican finances, internal policy disputes, even the pope's private correspondent. now related to that, this is also a story that very much shows us the human face of the v

martin luther king, did the inaugural benediction for president barack obama. you got the highest citizen's award in this country, just celebrated your 90th birthday, what is your proudest moment? >> you mean other than my family, i guess joining barack obama on the stage there in january of '09. it has to rate way up there with everything that happened to me, inspite of the fact that i can go back through the voting right marches, and the same when my wife was shot into the car when we were trying to defend a young retarted man who could not ride a bike and they accused him of committing a rape and stealing and driving a car. a young man came up to me and said you don't know me, but said i'm in law school because of you and something you did. those are precious moments, but i think i have to say it's hardly anything that could surpass standing on the capital steps and looking across the mall and seeing the lincoln memorial, and washington monument and being reminded that i was there to celebrate the inauguration of the first african-american president. i just

. >> benedict carrie profile scientist who created a tiny implant that allowed two people to maneuver a robotic arm using nothing more than the power of their own mind. once i have this brain in my possession, your face will not go unpunched for more than a minute, gutfeld. >> wow. a little angry there. >> i guess it declining circulation has not been good for the paper. >> punch face. >>> you can't shop for brief on account of his beliefs. yes, manny paquo is now banned from the grove, an l.a. shopping mall for his comments on gay marriage. yes, in an interview he considered the best boxer in the world addressed owe bough -- obama's endorsement by saying, obey god's law first. god only expects man and woman to be together and legally married. it should not be st -- be of the same sex. that goes out to you, travolta. >> alleged. >> the grove owned by mall magnet rick carusoe blacklisted the boxer via twitter writing, beakser manny pacquio is not welcome at the grove. it is welcome for all and not a place for intoll inteligence. -- intolerance. wow. pacquio said he is not against gay p

. >> warner: pope benedict the 16th has not spoken publicly about the scandal. but, apart from the criminal probe, the pope appointed three cardinals to investite how and why the leaking occurred. to help us understand all this, we turn to john allen, who covers the vatican for the "national catholic reporter" based in rome. he joins us tonight from denver. okay. leaked documents, a butler arrested, insider... one insider gone, another tough financial figure gone. what really is at the heart of this? what's this about? >> margaret, good to see you and happy memorial day. look at one level this is a story about a venturis old institution that has always prized secrecy struggling to come to term s with the 21st century world in which it is quite difficult to keep things hidden. they're seeing some of their most closely guarded secrets rolld out for public view. things like document concerning vatican finances, internal policy disputes, even the pope's private correspondent. now related to that, this is also a story that very much shows us the human face of the vat

he went almost everywhere with pope benedict xvi. he is accused of documents including personal letters to and from the pope. those documents were leak to the post and they allege corruption in vatican finance. pope benedict has appointed a commission of cardinals to investigate. >>> today, would have been the 95th birthday of president john f. kennedy. there was a gravesite tribute this morning at arlington national cemetery. the u.s. army military district of washington held what is called a presidential armed forces full honor wreath laying ceremony. the wreath was placed by army major general michael lynnington, the commanding general of the military district of washington. the army holds this ceremony at the late president's gravesite every year on this date. >>> nuclear radiation from the tsunami damaged fukushima power plant turned up in bluefin tuna off the california coast. this suggests these fish carried radioactive compounds from japan and across the pacific ocean faster than wind or water can. the tainted tuna was captur

benedict has tried and failed to reform it. the hunt for potential accomplices of the pope's butler continues here at the vatican. court cases inside the vatican walls are held behind closed doors. so while some information may come out, we may never know the truth behind all this scandal and intrigue. jeffrey kofman, abc news, the vatican. >> a lot of people think there were accomplices and that maybe he may have been just a pawn in a larger scheme. but the -- a lot of these documents were embarrassing for the pope. even one that disclosed -- it was a plot to actually kill him. cronyism. so definitely some things that are getting out that they didn't want to get out. >> and proof no matter what the lot in life, there are always dirty little secrets behind everything. >> it's going to -- >> that again is not immune to that same human falliblity that affects most organizations. so it's there for the world to see. and it comes at a tough time. they're trying to prove their financial transparency. but it's just bad timing for a lo